Looking for pilea peperomioides

8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

I have plenty of succulents and other interesting plants that I’m willing to trade for a baby pilea or cutting

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Sky
8 years ago
I have a pilea I’m willing to trade, I’m interested in other interesting houseplants, mind letting me know what you have?
Gerardo Garcia
8 years ago
I’d like a Pilea too. I have a bunch of different things: lithops, tree ferns, monstera deliciosa, philodendron selloum, maiden hair, watermelon begonia, pathos, zz plant, zebra plant.
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Sky
8 years ago
Gerardo,

Sorry it took me so long to get back to you! I don’t think you have your messaging enabled...if you could message me your email or mailing address, I’ll get the pilea to you. I’d love to have monstera deliciosa or watermelon begonia. Hope to hear from you soon.

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