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Hello SAB. It's been some time since I've enjoyed this wonderful community. I have some items I would like to trade for anything interesting, preferably low maintenance stuff like cacti pups, "Arabian Tea Plants" - Cuttings Narrow or Broad leaf, small fruit or nut trees, or anything already rooted. Also non plant stuff like oxygen concentrators or small electric kilns. I need to clean out some of my old stuff and welcome any offers. I have the following to trade. -"Arabian Tea Plant" -Planthelper cross seeds (this years stock 70+% germination) -"Arabian Tea Plant" -Planthelper cross seeds (last years stock 50-60% germination) - Tested viability this summer, always stored in fridge -San Pedro/Blue pedro cuttings (very standard garden cacti, some thin some fat) -Peruvianus cuttings -Periskiopsis cuttings I would be after mostly smaller specimens that could be posted at my expense and anything you want would be posted at yours. The only thing I ask is please be willing to follow through with the trade, I will be generous in trading and looking to buy some good karma not get a sour taste from a bad trade. If you have nothing to trade don't feel left out I will sell outright at a good price to help others start a collection as I was helped by members here, PM me. I will do my best to remember to check my pm's but bear with me if I don't answer right away (if we arrange a trade I will be sure to check often) -Kind Regards

I have for trade (preferably) or sale 40 of these Betel nut palm seeds (Areca catechu). They are very large fresh seeds that are still soft and have been harvested recently and are ready to germinate this spring. I am looking to trade these in return for some catha edulis seeds, plants or cuttings of any strain. I am also looking for some Pereskiopsis and some lophs. Pm me should you have any of these and would like to trade with me. Alternatively if you would like to buy some pm me for details. They will be selling for $18 for 10 seeds postage included, contact me for a better deal if you'd like more.

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I would love a couple add to my garden. Thanks QR for the generosity towards the community. PM'ed

I could use some if you are willing to ship to Aus? pm sent

I used to use this exact method with okay results (50-60% strike rate with cuttings) but have since moved on to using rockwool cubes in a mini greenhouse with an airstone bubbler and have 80-90% success with most catha varieties. Not the simplest of solutions but does the job well.

Count me in, go lucky number 14

Yay, I made it in time, thanks LokStok

Good for you spreading the catha love PH. The more people get this plant and propagate it the better, thanks to you ph cathas may be very easy to find in a few years.

, I love crests. Good on you for the giveaway.

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Comon big money. Go lucky number 25

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I would love one of the mixed tricho seed packs. The book I would like to suggest isMycelium Running by Paul Stamets. Thanks

Got my seeds today, very generous of you, thanks again ErraneousHerbalist.

I would like a pack of those, thanks waterboy, I really appretiate it.

yes please I would like a pack of these lovely goodies. : thanks waterboy

they were harvested 2 days ago and as long as they are kept in a moist environment (in moist soil or underwater) they can keep up to 2 months before planting. Leaving the husks on also helps keeps them moist in transport.

Sorry about that guys, I have now updated with a selling price.

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There are some on ebay at the moment if nobody on the forum can help you. Little pricy, but all rooted and ready to graft. http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Pereskiopsis-grafting-stock-button-cactus-and-other-cacti-/140846806729?pt=AU_Plants_Seeds_Bulbs&hash=item20cb1fb6c9

Recieved and planted already, thank you for your generosity. Way to give back to the community. And just as a shameless plug, check out his new store http://www.ethnobota...store/index.php Thanks again DS

I would also like 2 packs if they are not all taken yet.

If there are still some left I would like some please. On a side note, such a good book.

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