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HAVE: fresh desert rose seeds

9 years ago

Seeds does not come true to the parents.

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Shorty_CA
9 years ago
What are you looking for in trade?
pinkflower744
Original Author
9 years ago
Fruit seeds, fragrant seeds, tropical ,and different kinds of peppers
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Desirai
9 years ago
Meeeee!!

Is there a chance the blooms will be a color other than pink??

I have a few things you might be interested in
zeroXstaticlife
9 years ago
Do you have any pics of the parents? I have some stuff you might be interested in. I have to update my trade list...
pinkflower744
Original Author
9 years ago
Im not sure what color you will end up with. The parents are
white and bloody red.
fluffybonbon
9 years ago
I'm interested on your desert rose seed if you still have some .
I have Japanese pomelo , Myer lemon , Cherry moya as well .They are fresh from my tree .
Please let me know , hope we can trade .
retsec
9 years ago
Sent you an email.

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