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tropical_lady

HAVE: Seed starter heat mat

20 years ago

Hi! I have a nice seed starter heat mat that I no longer need. (Yes, it works - bought from Gardeners Supply.) I am a south Floridian who is interested in orchids, succulents, tropicals, and fruit trees. If you are interested in a trade please contact me.

Tropical Lady

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