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HAVE: Some named varieties

19 years ago

Hi everybody!

When is the official time for leaf trades to start? I only have 2 more weeks of College left (and then only one more semester, yeah!) and would love to get some new varieties - named ones only. I don't have too many mature plants to trade leaves from, but here they are anyway:

Optimara Millennia

Optimara Maine II

Vespa Verde

Rob's Soliloqui

Rob's Antique Rose

Knight Magic

Painted Silk

I also have babies from Lollipop Kid, Pixie Blue, Rob's Humpty Doo, Royal Wasp, Rob's Antique Rose, and Black Ace.

Let me know what you have available!

Britta

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Comments (4)

Mayflyon
19 years ago
Hi You have some varieties I'd love to have- I'll send my list tonight.
Debbie
mccaba
Original Author
19 years ago
After two trades and some repotting, here is a link to my updated list. My wants are just the top ones, tell me what you have and I'll probably find something else I "need". :)

Here is a link that might be useful: My available trades
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dustin_nevadanorth
19 years ago
Do you have any minis, mini trailers, or semi mini trailer? I just posted on the exchange page. Dustin
amany
19 years ago
Hi.

I want to start some AVs from leaves. I don't have any but, if you're interested, I do have some purple lady iresine seeds. Please let me know.

Thanks.
Amanda

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