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Cacti & Succulents
royharper_gw

first time cactus grower

16 years ago

hello everyone,

i have come here to learn more about nature.

i have became a fan of the san pedro, and i need some advice.

i have most materials to start this project, however finding a good source for a san pedro cuttings is very low.

can anyone help me with this situation?

kind regads,

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