Ludwigia "WHITES", Rare Eriocaulons, Mosses, OtherzZ ^___^;;
USPS Priority Mail = $9. Mind your weather.
I take (Paypal friends/family OR ADD FEES, Venmo, CashApp, Zelle)
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5 x Ludwigia "WHITES/PINK" (These are super white/pink, and beautiful as pictured) = $30 or 10 x for $55
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1 x Ludwigia "Mini" Sphaerocarpa (This is the MINI Version, beautifully red) = $20 or 2 for $35
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1 x Centrolepis Drummondiana Aka "Blood Vomit" (You will get nice and FAT plants, able to be split into at least 2 plantlets right away) = $15 or 2 for $25
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Eriocaulon Sulawesi (Smallest known Erio species. These are about a nickel size and have 5+ leaves with long healthy roots per plant) = $15 per plant or 2 for $25
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Eriocaulon Malayattoor = $10
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Eriocaulon "Japan Shiga" (This is the old school Japan Shiga from 2013 and earlier. I been growing this for years and years. Leaves are straight and forms a perfect ball) = $25
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Eriocaulon Sieboldianum (This Erio Species NEVER MAKE SEEDS! One of my favs! Leaves droops a little) = $25
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1 x Eriocaulon "Kannurence" (Background Erio Species. Very nice and grows baby plantlets off the main stem) = $15
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1 x Eriocaulon "Pakse Laos" (Newer and easy to grow Erio Species) = $25
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Buce Moss = 3x3 Loose Generous Portions (You wont find BUCE MOSS for cheaper) = $35
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5 x Alternanthera Reineckii "Variegated" (Beautifully RED with strips in the leaves) = $15
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5 x Rotala Mexicana "Araguaia" = $10
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5 x Rotala Macrandra "Variegated" (Beautifully RED with strips in the leaves) = $15
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USPS Priority Mail = $9. Mind your weather.
I take (Paypal friends/family OR ADD FEES, Venmo, CashApp, Zelle)
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5 x Ludwigia "WHITES/PINK" (These are super white/pink, and beautiful as pictured) = $30 or 10 x for $55
=========================================
1 x Ludwigia "Mini" Sphaerocarpa (This is the MINI Version, beautifully red) = $20 or 2 for $35
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1 x Centrolepis Drummondiana Aka "Blood Vomit" (You will get nice and FAT plants, able to be split into at least 2 plantlets right away) = $15 or 2 for $25
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Eriocaulon Sulawesi (Smallest known Erio species. These are about a nickel size and have 5+ leaves with long healthy roots per plant) = $15 per plant or 2 for $25
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Eriocaulon Malayattoor = $10
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Eriocaulon "Japan Shiga" (This is the old school Japan Shiga from 2013 and earlier. I been growing this for years and years. Leaves are straight and forms a perfect ball) = $25
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Eriocaulon Sieboldianum (This Erio Species NEVER MAKE SEEDS! One of my favs! Leaves droops a little) = $25
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1 x Eriocaulon "Kannurence" (Background Erio Species. Very nice and grows baby plantlets off the main stem) = $15
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1 x Eriocaulon "Pakse Laos" (Newer and easy to grow Erio Species) = $25
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Buce Moss = 3x3 Loose Generous Portions (You wont find BUCE MOSS for cheaper) = $35
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5 x Alternanthera Reineckii "Variegated" (Beautifully RED with strips in the leaves) = $15
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5 x Rotala Mexicana "Araguaia" = $10
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5 x Rotala Macrandra "Variegated" (Beautifully RED with strips in the leaves) = $15
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