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Looking for Noni

15 years ago

Been awhile since I been on here, I hope you guys could help me out. I'm looking for some Noni plants. I have for trade the following: Namwah bananas, guavas, various dragonfruits, cherimoya seedlings. Preferably, I'm hoping to find someone in the L.A. / O.C. area. But if not I'm willing to ship. I'm looking for several plants of any ages...older plants would be awesome. Thanks.

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ohiojay
15 years ago
Eggo...Eggo? Hmmmm...sorry...not ringing any bells here. Anyone know this Eggo fella? Are we talking waffles here?
Eggo
Original Author
15 years ago
ahah, nice to hear from you too Jay. Is that an offer to trade some waffles for some those plants you got?
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hmhausman
15 years ago
I believe they have Noni at Pine Island, if I am not mistaken.

Harry
red_sea_me
15 years ago
mmmmmmm waffles.

Montoso gardens lists them.

-Ethan

Here is a link that might be useful: montoso
Vanessa Hammonds
5 years ago
Hi eggo, Sorry I don’t know another way to contact you. I heard a horrifying rumor that Musa Florida loses its variegation...while as Musa Aeae (without the pink on the trunk/edge of leaves) does not...is this true? I don’t see much of a price difference between the 2, but that’s mostly because I don’t see the Musa Aeae for sale often. Hope you see this, thanks for your input!

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