Wanted: Salvia Divinorum plant or rooted cuttings. I have small Muntingia Calabura seedlings & Stevia cuttings (rooted).

Hello, I'm new to this so im not sure how this trading site works very well... I'm wondering if you happen to still have some Salvia Divinorum plants... There one of my favorite plants it would mean alot 2 me if you could help me out im from Massachusetts were it's legal. I had some way back in 2006 but spider mites killed em. The only place I can find em is on sketchy sites I don't trust. I'm new like I said so im not sure how good I am at mailing plants but I just planted a offset of a Blue Crown Passion Flower vine 2day in a cup aka a baby one. I'm not sure if you would be interested in them there awsome if u ask me. But please email back at smokebanditoncape@yahoo.com ASAP Thank =)

Yes I am interested in getting some Divinorum also , any format (seed, cutting, ,,,preferably plant ,,, Also below is the general post I generally post to show what I have and what I am interested in. I have a sizable fig tree I need to move and don't really know where to put it...cuz it is near the house and the house needs new siding and painting. I suppose it is possible someone out there may be silly enough to trade for my few not special plants I have hanging around the yard. This stuff I can get rid of include: Yellow archangel ground cover, vinca (purple)ground cover, some iron clad hostas (by iorn clad I just mean deer and bugs don't really bother with them), lily of the valley ground cover, I suppose I could dig up some forsythia, I also have a hydrangea I have been tying to get give away for years. I could throw in some daffodils and crocuses. I also an upright (I suppose the word is vastigate) apple (not sure of var) which seems to take well to cuttings attempts. Here below are some plants just to give an idea of some plants I am interested in: Really I don't care what format (bear root, plant, seed, cutting...) Clematis, Diamond Ball Hazelnut, any kind Pawpaw any hardy kind Passionflower, Maypops Hibiscus, Honeymoon Red Sedum, Firecracker Ice Plant Autumn Olive, Garnet Jujube, Shanxi Li Bare Root or Plant would be nice Currant, Consort Black Bare Root or Plants Honeyberry Collection Goji Berry, Sweet Lifeberry Plum, Italian Prune Medlar, Breda Giant Kiwi, Hardy Red or Kiwi, Hardy (whatever, normal type/var) Gooseberry, Hinnomaki Red Elderberry, any var Lingonberry, Koralle Cornelian Cherry, Red Star Creeping phlox, Emerald Blue Gotu kola Poppy, Allegro Plant or seeds Lobelia, Vulcan Red Sunflower, Double Dandy Hybrid Calamus Cypress Vine, Red Nicotiana, Heaven Scent Brahmi (Bacopa monieri) Poppy, Patty's Plum Salvia, Victoria or Divinorum Gaillardia, Goblin Asclepias, Red Butterfly Sunflower, Fantasia Mix Hybrid Tithonia, Sundance Also interested in Acacea (pref copper/chocalate collor) Asclepias tuberosa, Butterfly Weed

@dicot you are right, I don't have a lifetime of experience, and my aim with this post was to show other new growers how to get through the first weeks or months. I posted this after a search on the site that showed several attempts that ended badly for the plants in a short time. It's great that you knew all about gardening and whitefly right off the bat, as you can see I had to learn the hard way :D As for root rot, I shared what worked for me, for this plant, 100% of the time so far: cut, stick in honey, stick in moist soil. Might not work in all soils for all plants, but I think it's important that new S.Divinorum growers know about the honey as a rooting hormone, for when they want to propagate. Thank you all for the replies, good to see people are tolerant of all growers here, regardless of motives that got us started :) I am once again updating from work, so I don't have a pic to show my DYI "hothouse". However the plant is growing, I have once again large leaves, and all is well. Holes in the hothouse do provide air circulation, and I see no signs of anything wrong at this time. Cheers :)