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Beccariophoenix fenestralis

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sgvcns    391

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I have 2 palms that want to be parents.

While I don't want $ for the seed post will be expensive as they are sizable.

Would rather ship larger amounts and legally.

Just tossed 1 infructesence with 100+

Pm me

Steve

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sgvcns    391

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Okay

There seems to be a lot of interest.

I'll trial a couple of seeds to see how easy they are to clean.

Will post again when I know.

If they are a problem then I probably won't bother

Cheers

Steve

 

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sgvcns    391

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Seed will be available free  + shipping costs to Australia only.

If I can work out an easy way to clean then I will send OS 

Cheers

Steve

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Found an Aussie who will take them

Cheers

Steve

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