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Just so no one is confused. The next plant in the chain up for grabs is spectabilis giant x ventricosa from Rball. He didn't specify who caught shipping.
well by the looks of it she read the first page n posted before reading the rest. she was interested in plants that started this chain, and the ones available would be the cuttings of spec. giant x ventricosa. and lois if you would like one let me know. BOB you offer does not have to be a cutting it is just what i offered, can be whole plantor cutting of equal or greater value.
Ok sorry for the delay and I'm not sure if its equal value or not but I have a rooted cutting of N. Miranda and if that is not equal the spect x ventricosa I have a rooted cutting of a Spect x aristo so please let me know if one of those would be good enough to cover the cutting of the spect x ventricosa
Ok Pearl who pays the shipping. I'll take you up on the offer for succulents
I will now offer the lowii x campamulata I will pay shipping
did I get it right this time?
I can go for that. I will pay for mine to you, you get the one to me if that works.
While looking outside, I found a smallish (about 3" piece of Orbea semitubiflora) that had for some reason dried out from the ground up about an inch or two. The rest is sound, but a bit dryish. Should be fine to root, though. The piece I got earlier this summer has grown a fair bit but not flowered. As a somewhat rarer stapelid type, might someone be interested and what might ye offer? Pictures on request. http://www.google.com/search?q=orbe...v&sa=X&ei=mlSbUKjHEsabyQG7h4GwDg&ved=0CDYQsAQ
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