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Centaurothamnus maximus cuttings

quaman58

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I was given this very rare flowering plant from Saudi Arabia about 3 years ago, & it just loves San Diego's climate. It's very hard to start from seed, but I need to reduce it's size. So if anyone would like to take a whack rooting some cuttings, they would be welcome to. Otherwise, they go in the recycling bin. Local pickup only. It's a very striking plant with pure white under the leaves & purple flowers that the bees love to wrestle with. PM me if interested.

Bret

 

Coastal canyon area of San Diego

 

"In the shadow of the Cross"

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Arron Robinson Newbie

Arron Robinson

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Hello! I am trying to propagate some Centaurothamnus maximus seeds that a friend had given me but would love to try and do some cuttings! I know this is a very old post but if you are still around and have enough to spare I would enjoy taking some! let me know! Thank you!

Arron Robinson

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