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Anyone got a species to trade?

8 years ago

I have many species of orchids and a few hybrids to trade and I am mostly interested in other species. Let me know if you're interested.

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Alexis Delvalle
5 years ago
Hi. I have some species and may be we could trade
greenthumb_5
Original Author
5 years ago
Hello Alexis, I would like to hear what you have and maybe we can work out something!
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Alexis Delvalle
5 years ago
Hi. i have mostly cattleya species and some Hybrids. from my cattleyas I could speare a monted seedling of Cat. Labiata amesiana; a little C. Dowiana Aurea; a dicision of epidendrum ciliare cat. glauca...some cat. Blue boy Cat. Mc Loius " Ace; cat. canhamiana blue skies; and some.other...let me know what you look for and what are you willing to trade. and also have some Dendrobiums such as Amesthistoglossum; Chrisotoxum; nobile specie and hybrids; jenkensing; agregatum; anosmums; a huge gramtophylum speciosum stablished division. let me know...i am looking for a division or seedling of a Cat. triumphans(dowiana x rex) a Cat. Rex. Lawrenceana alba; and a cat. Hardyana Semi alba.

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