Have cuttings of Dragon Fruit cactus

13 years ago

Hello!

I have some cuttings of Dragon Fruit cactus for trade.

If you are interested but do not have anything from my want list - you are welcome to offer for my consideration the plants you have.

Thank you!

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shaneking
13 years ago
I've always wanted to try growing Dragon Fruit!

I could trade some new Adenium seedlings, or as you seem to like succulents, I could give you some cuttings, either rooted or fresh of various plants I have.
I dont know all the names, but I know I have Ghost Plant, Jade, and Zebra Haworthia, possibly also Hens&Chicks.

I could also make some fresh cuttings of a variety of Rat-tail cactus (Disocactus flagelliformis)

Thanks!
Abigail.Lyn
13 years ago
I'd be willing to trade a cutting of my mini orange (citrofortunella mitis). If oranges don't fit your fancy, please feel free to browse my trade list. I'm sure we can work something out.

Love,
Abigail
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Um I have some hens and chickens if you would be willing to trade those for a cutting of ur dragonfruit. email me at amsten_09@yahoo.com

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