Artabotrys Hexapetalus give away, UK only.

4 months ago

I bought 10 A.Hexapetalus seeds and 6 germinated. I can't keep all of them and want to give away two. If anyone live at UK want one. let me know. here is a photo of them.

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fragrant2008
3 months ago
Hi jasmine I would love to try one of these again if one is still available?
jasmine UKzone9a
Original Author
3 months ago
@fragrant2008 yes, I can give you one. do you want to pick up from me in person or I send one to you? DM me.
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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
3 months ago
what are the white buttons in the pot??
fragrant2008
3 months ago
The plant has arrived safe and well thank you Jasmine now to get it growing and flowering to see if its Artabotrys Hexapetalus or artabotrys siamensis.
jasmine UKzone9a
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3 months ago
@fragrant2008 I am glad it arrived safe. let me know if it flower and if it's really A.Hexapetalus. here are some more info you may want to know. I bought it from this shop and that's how the seeds looks like. https://www.instagram.com/p/CS2egKnBiI3/ the shop also gave me some free Randia Formosa seed. They are young seedlings now. If anyone want one. Let me know. that's how the fruit and flower looks like. https://www.instagram.com/p/CKRs4T5j971/

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