HAVE: butterfly orchid grass

wesbr

19 years ago

50 seeds to trade

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hollakes
19 years ago
Do you have a picture of this I like Grasses But I don't know this one Bev
cheery_mel
19 years ago
Is it this one?
http://www.fl-orchid.com/Encyclia%20tampensis_1.jpg
Cheers, Mel...
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hollakes
19 years ago
I Think I've found it if this is the one I would love to trade with you
regards Bev Calopogon Tuberosus{{gwi:2115972}}
Notocactus_Scopia
19 years ago
i dont think that it is any of those as orchid seed is hard to germinate and is very tiny, you get thousounds of seeds out of 1 pod. I would be thinking more that it is a type of grass.

John
Cactus_Flower
19 years ago
Hi Bev,

Would be happy to send a ssae for some of butterfly Orchid Grass seeds if you have any left.
Regards
Jill

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