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Have Spider Plants For Trade

15 years ago

I have 6 baby spider plants that are 3 inches in diameter or larger. I have a lot more that are 1 inch in diameter and will have available to trade in little over a month from now unless you just want them that small when trading. I would like to trade for baby plants or cuttings of the following:

1. Sempervivums

2. Jovibarba

3, Peperomia Caperata 'Emerald Ripple'

4. Gynura Aurantiaca

5. Calico Hearts - Adromischus maculatus

6. Panda Plant

7. Fittonia argyroneura - Silver-Nerved Fittonia

8. Gasteria verrucosa - Oxtongue gasteria

9. Tiger Aloe variegated

English ivy very petite ones green or variegated
English ivy Hedera helix 'Silver King'
English ivy Hedera helix 'Caenwoodiana'
English ivy Hedera helix 'Buttercup'
Freckle Face - Hypoestes phyllostachya
Panda Plant - Kalancho tomentosa
Peperomia obtusifolia variegata - Variegated Blunt-Leaved Peperomia
Peperomia sandersii - Watermelon Peperomia
Zebra Haworthia
White-Edged Swedish Ivy - Plectranthus Coleoides Marinatus
Four-Colored Wandering Jew - Zebrina pendula quadricolor

Best to you and thanks,

quiltingfox

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mdsozark
15 years ago
I would love to trade for some of the babies.. I have a white edged Swedish Ivy I could get some clippings from and also have Desert Rose Adenium seedlings that are about 5" tall with 2nd & 3rd leaf rows on them if you'd be interested in any of those. My Desert Rose are not the normal pink flower kind, but are a range from white to lemon/lime, yellow, reds, two-tones, on up to a dark red that almost looks black.
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Original Author
15 years ago
Thank you bunches. This post is now closed. Will do another post once the 1" baby plants get a little larger.

Best to you and thanks,
quiltingfox
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