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Tropical Plant Exchange

HAVE: A few tropicals

19 years ago

I have the following to trade:

Aspidistra 'Milky Way' or 'Ginga' (divisions in 5" pots, on the left in photo)

Clivia, orange - 2 year seedlings, 3" pots (middle in photo)

Canary Island Date Palm (Phoenix canariensis) - 2 year seedlings, on the right in photo)

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I'm looking for relatively easy unusual houseplants:

Philodrendron (I have Brazil, Moonlight, Autumn, Blk Cardinal, Ginga, Mamei)

Aglaonema (I have Silver Queen, tricolor, alumina, echo, white lance

Clivia (I have orange, yellow)

Homalonema (I have Shelby)

Colocasia/Alocasia (I have green, purple stem taro, illustris, C. variegata)

or make suggestions!

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darkruler
19 years ago
i would like some ginga that you have there.i have an avocado tree that can be grown as a houseplant if you keep it trained as a small plant/tree.i also have some unknown colored christmas cactus rooted cuttings for trade.let me know if you want either of these.oh before i forget i also have some wandering jew for trade (unrooted)
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