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Chamaedorea deckeriana

sgvcns

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  • 2 months later...
Maxim Enthusiast

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On 04.02.2017, 4:47:27, sgvcns said:

Freshly picked and cleaned 

20 seeds $15us plus postage.

PM if interested

Cheers

Steve

Shipping to Russia is possible?

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colin Peters Grand Master

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If you ever have any more Cham. deckeriana seeds, would like more, would consider trade.

aloha

Colin

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sgvcns Experienced

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Colin

I would prefer trade but I am only interested in understorey palms.

I expect to have Lanonia calciphila ,magalonii, hexasepala ,Pinanga  declinata,annamensis and Caryota machrostachys in 4 months from my next Vietnam trip.

From my experience they are all fairly fuss free. I'll probably put some for sale to get them out there.

Cheers

Steve                              

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bar Enthusiast

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i am very interested in obtaining some Lanonia calciphila seeds if you obtain any.  This is supposedly hardy to zone 9A and worth a try for California!

 

Bruce

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