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HAVE: 3 spider plants for a good home

15 years ago

Hi everyone. I am new to the forum,

I have 3 spider plants. These plants are light green and 1 is rooted and small to medium size with aprox 25 shoots (3 crowns). The other 2 are babies still on the stalk. I have too many spider plants and would like to exchange them for other plants. Please see my list

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cynthia79
Original Author
15 years ago
Sorry I can't seem to start the list so here it is.

I have:
syngonium
sanseviera (snake plant)
philodendron
calathea maranta
hedera ivy
Christmas and Easter cacti

I am very open minded on the exchange (seeds, plants or bulbs)indoor or outdoor. I love rescue plants too. Please e-mail me.

Thanks
Cynthia79
jellybean2006
15 years ago
i dont have any plants to trade with you but i have lots of seeds if you are willing to trade with me for there
syngonium
sanseviera)snack plant)
philodendron
calathea maranta
hedera ivy
christmas and easter cacti
Please let me know
Thank you
Mildred
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