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WANTED: Variegata 'FireBall' pup?

20 years ago

I have a variegata form of the common Neo. Fireball. BUT for some reason after hurricane Wilma came through,it is just looking horrible. and I just cant find it anywhere. Does anyone have a pup of this plant and be willing to trade or swap one? My plant is still alive,but the colors and stripes are all faded and it just isn't going to last.

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bihai
20 years ago
I have honestly found this cultivar of Fireball to be the most difficult of any of the Fireballs to grow. I have some somewhere, hanging up in the greenhouse, I should probably try to find them and see if they are still alive...I lost the first ones I had
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