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WANTED: wanted reverse variegated spider plant babies

16 years ago

I'm looking for several reverse variegated spider plant babies. I would take all you can send me, I'm trying to build up stock of these.

I can trade regular variegated ones, solid green ones, Mother of thousands kalanchoe, night blooming cereus cactus cuttings,curly leaved rex begonia plant, iron cross begonia, ctenanthe variegata, white butterfly ginger, old fashioned money plant seeds,or clemson spineless okra seeds.

Thank you!

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Comments (7)

sewnmom7
16 years ago
sandy, is reverse, green in the middle,or green on the edges? whats ya got to trade?, molly[sewnmom7@yahoo.com]
nikkicasarez
16 years ago
I have spiders with green mid and white edges is that what our looking for?
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sandy0225
Original Author
16 years ago
It's not the normal variegated one that has white in the middle and green edges. So that when you look at it, you see that predominance of white.
It's the one that's mostly green with only a very small white edge, not nearly as common.
janet1_2007
16 years ago
Sandy, I have the spider plant you are looking for, if you would like to trade babies for your brgonias let me know by e-mail. Janet
sandy0225
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Thank you every one. I did get one locally.
cepenley
10 years ago
What is the reverse varigated spider plant. I have the one that is curly and the regular (more with the white in the middle) and the other has less white. I would love to get one and will trade a couple of the babies i've started for one. Thank you,Cheryl
montado88
7 years ago
I just purchased 2 and one already has a Pup as they call them... the other has one just starting out... If your still looking for them in a few months, check back with me.. they only start to have Pups( lol) when they get a bit root bound...

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