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WANTED: want to exchange succulents & cacti

succulent_crazy

19 years ago

I collect Succulents & Cacti and would like to exchange cuttings with another collector. My favourites are Kalanchoes, Euphorbias, Sedums and Hoyas with the succulents, though I do have others. With the Cacti, favourites are the Opuntia and Mammillaria(desert cacti) and Aporocactus, Rhipsalis, Schlumbergera(jungle cacti)

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rug13y
19 years ago
Hi Suzy

I can get some beautiful native silvery leafed pigface that grows in clumps here in the WA goldfields, also opuntia and hawarthia?

What do you have?
succulent_crazy
Original Author
19 years ago
Hi rug13y,
Before we start an exchange, can I get you to check your WA quarantine laws, as I think your state doesn't allow Cacti and succulents in from other states.
I have a list of some of the plants I have got in my plants for trade list. I would be interested in what opuntia you have. Do you like Sedums and Kalanchoes?
Anyway first check the laws, then give me the name of a few plants you are in need of, and I will tell you if I can supply them. Then we can take it from there if you like.

Regards
Jill (succulent_crazy)
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