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Musa cheesmanii seedlings.
I have a few Musa cheesmanii seedlings that I sprouted around the new year(most on their 6th/7th leaf, 7-12 inches tall).
I'd be interested in trading for gingers, alocasia, or any semicold hardy tropical type plant. LMK. |
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Re: Musa cheesmanii seedlings.
Just had about 12 new ones sprout on the water heater. Need to make some room for them and get rid of others.
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