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HAVE: Unknown Epiphyllum Plant

smb1_sunshinegg

7 years ago

last modified: 7 years ago

I am offering an epiphyllum cutting/plant (with
roots). The plant is an NOID epiphyllum. I received the little cutting almost a year
ago. It has grown well. However, I do have many other epiphyllums and
would like to downsize my collection.

This offer is for SASE or an exchange of African Violet
leaves (white, blue or burgundy), a fragrant phalaenopsis orchid or peony eyes
(other colors outside of pink and red).
Thanks!

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Comments (5)

byron_pdx
7 years ago
Is this trade still available for an SASE? I have some AV leaves, but they're not white, blue or burgundy plants.
Dylan Joaquin(NorCal)
7 years ago
I'd like to do a SASE.
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smb1_sunshinegg
Original Author
7 years ago
Hi, Byron_pdx and Dylan Joaquin. I have two cutting of the plant left. Happy to send SASE to you both. $7 should cover the cost of priority postage.

Send via Paypal to get2smb_now@yahoo.com.

I will send tracking information regarding the plants. You both wrote just in time, I am bringing indoors my plants for the season and they both need to get out of the cold and into pots for a new home. Both have good roots.
Dylan Joaquin(NorCal)
7 years ago
Thanks. I'll send the money tomorrow most likely.
smb1_sunshinegg
Original Author
7 years ago
Hi, Byron_pdx , I am in receipt of your paypal. Please email me directly with your mailing address. Your cutting is ready to ship. Thanks.

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