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HAVE: Varieties of mint

9 years ago

Up for trade I have mojito mint, double mint, orange mint, and swiss mint. I can send either a couple of unrooted cuttings OR the whole plant. They are in 2x2 plastic pots.

What I am searching:

Starfish cactus (I have stapelia gigantea, so ISO orbea variegata, stapelia flavopurpurea, or stapelia grandiflora), white blooming epiphyllum, aeoniums, and echinopsis bridgesii is preferred

Otherwise, let me know what you have of flowering succulents or cacti.

Comments (6)

LullabyF360
Original Author
9 years ago
Double mint is gone.
ernie85017, zn 9, phx
9 years ago
I don't have what you desire for trade, but would pay postage. Let me know if you wish. ernie 850017 at cox dot net
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LullabyF360
Original Author
9 years ago
Trades only. Sorry.
sewnmom7
9 years ago
Lullaby, I have thornless cacti pads for some of you mojito &orange mints plants.. let me know.at sewnmom7@yahoo.com thanks, molly
cinnie0 (z 9b / So Cal)
9 years ago
I lost my mojito mint I got in a swap from you. Would love to get some more along with some orange mint. Please check my list to see if we can make a trade.
cinnie0
LullabyF360
Original Author
9 years ago
Cinnie0, I sent you an email yesterday. Let me know if you have gotten it. I'm trying to learn this new website design and haven't figured out how to PM someone :P

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