Hi, I'm looking for Euhorbia Leuconeura seeds or small plant. Thanks

Hello hoping maybe someone out there can help me get some small plants or seeds of the following ...I dont have much ni the way of trade but mayb we could work something out?? ceropegia petignatti ( I haev one small rooted start of this and would like and unrealted plant so maybe someday I could get seed) ceropegia armandii ....just hoping maybe I can find at least one plant for the same long term goal as the C petiganattii any other ceropegia cuttings or seeds someone may be willing to part with haworthia splendens haworthia truncata v tenuis haworthia pumila euphorbia mkuziensis euporbia obesa I do have alot of gasteria seeds to send in return ...sadly I can not ID most of them ...some I do have the ID of the mother plant but most of the seeds were volunteered by humming birds thanks Tim

I would like hoya cuttings of plants that I donÂt have, ghost/variegated euphorbia lactea, huernia cuttings, or Stapeliad. Cuttings or plants would be fine. Just donÂt be chintzy with tiny cuttings. This is the hoya that I have; Hoya carnosa 'Chelsea' Hoya carnosa variegata Rubra Hoya carnosa variegata Queen Hoya carosa variegata 'Tricolor' Princess Hoya compacta green Hoya Compacta variegata 'Regalis' Hoya Curtisii aka Stripes Hoya carnosa Krinkle 8 Hoya lacunosa 'Mini Waxleaf' Hoya carnosa var Motoskei heirloom Hoya Polyneura Fishtail Hoya wayetti (aka kentiana) Hoya calycina Hoya bella variegated I have 4 4inch pots of upright golden sedum, two 4 inch pots of variegated jade, one 4 inch pot of jade with red edges, cactus seeds, a pot of cactus that was seed grown (hedgehog and something fuzzy and tall), full pot and just started pots of orange peanut cactus, 3 different mother of millions, 5 different spider plants, tricolor peperomina, a overgrown sunrise plant. A couple of different old man cactus. Everything here is rooted and growing except the mother of millions and the spiders. Lets make a deal!!!!!!

If you are talkng about what I think you are talking about, it is a very persistent spreader by underground runners. Not as vigorous or rampant as the plain green leafed one, but still it is aggressive if not kept in check. I have a small patch of the variegated in my yard, that I hope to have gone one day soon. I know that it is pretty, but I just don't want to risk it. My MIL on the other hand has the plain leafed one that is taking over hers' and the neighbours yard,(through the fence) and it is just awful! I am trying to think how to get rid of it for her other than using something poisonous. In the spring, I am going to try and rescue all the plants that are buried in the "jungle" and then just put down cardboard. gg