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I have around 15-16 of these growing nicely in 2 inch pots. I'm thinking of giving 2-3 per trade depending on interest.
Again, these are great gnat catchers, but need rain water or distilled water and no fertilizer. Let me know what you might have for trade. I'm open to lots of different things.
Well, I still have tilly's to trade. Albeit, one of those I had set aside for a trade was given a new home last night and not by me. I can always find another. I have three varieties. I also have, eat your heart out, fresh, home-grown tomatoes in April, kumquats, mangoes, star fruit, and some type of cherry. Is a drosera worth some of that, in April?
do you still have any? I have a recently potted up division of Brassavola Little Stars, and a Sc Crystelle Smith 'Aileen' AM/AOS blooming size, if either are interesting.
Hi..just wanted to let everyone know that the two I received last week have already been hard at work. They settled right in and are producing dew. In my 4 ft by 3 ft light bench they have already taken care of all the flying gnats. Plus they are darn cute to look at. Judy
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