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HAVE:house plants unrooted &rooted

19 years ago

Hi everyone would love to do some house plant trading and this is what i have

pink easter catus (rhipsalidopsis gaertneri)-rooted

cane tpye anglewing unknow name -starting to root

chain of heart (ceropegia woodii) -rooted

spider striped plant -rooted

purple heart -rooted

pease lily -rooted

variegated peperonia -rooted

variegated rubber tree cutting --not rooted

purple jew --not rooted

greenan white jew --not rooted

creeping charle --not rooted

also I am building a greenhouse so tropical plants are wanted too anything I can grow there

thanks for reading this

lindamcgoo

Linda

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Comments (3)

elaine5678
19 years ago
Hi Linda,

I'd love to have your pink Easter cactus and maybe about 5 other things from your list. Check out my trade list and see if I have anything you want. I also have a Bromeliad Guzmania (sp?) pup. FYI: I won't check email again until Monday.

Let me know! I love larger trades to get the most out of the postage costs!!

-Lainey

Here is a link that might be useful: Lainey's trade list
abbyb454
18 years ago
I know it might be too late but do you still have any of the greenan white jew --not rooted or creeping charle --not rooted?
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lindamcgoo
Original Author
18 years ago
yes i still have some but I am afarid it would freze right
now might check back in spring
Linda

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