Wanted: These Episcias

tabb

8 years ago

Does anyone have cuttings to share of any of these so I can root :

Pink Smoke --War Paint --Show Time --Aloha Mauna --Faded Jade

I have Jim's Red Trail rooted plants or African Violets to trade.

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tlbean2004

8 years ago

You can order some of these from a lady on ebay.

here is a link to her store.

Episcias cuttings

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chiquib313
8 years ago
I have some episcias for sale on Ebay now. Here is a link to my Ebay page: http://www.ebay.com/sch/chiqui33035/m.html?item=331722305142&ssPageName=STRK%3AMESELX%3AIT&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562
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irina_co
8 years ago
OMG - how do you manage to ship them? It is already winter in the half of the country...
chiquib313
8 years ago
They are very carefully wrapped with several layers of protection, insulation and a heat pack can be added as well.
irina_co
8 years ago
I got discouraged - I got some heat packs last year - and I sent my last shipment to PA 3 times. First - it didn't start and plants froze. Second - it started with the vengeance - and plants got cooked. Third time - the weather shortly smiled at us - and the shipment went through just right. Without a heat pack.

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I prefer not to use heat packs since I think they can do more damage than good. The boxes are usually indoors except when they are out for delivery in the postal trucks. If they are not left out in the cold, they should be okay.
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Yes - that's exactly what I think about heat packs. What worries me more - people order plants and expect them to arrive in a decent condition - while it is already 10F outside in their area. Even the heat packs won't help...Linda Rowe double boxes everything - box with plants, heat pack, oodles of fiberglass insulation, big box. You can overwinter in her box.

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