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Heh, well I did send my address in a PM to him, with my name in it and everything, so I assumed he'd know.
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-Ben
 
ill take crissytal's offer and ill offer up some D. peltata seeds, a rooted cutting of the "TC mutant nep"(for kicks and giggles :P), and a portion of U. sandersonii 'Blue'.
Alex
Okay, I'll take Alex's offer . My items are D. sp. (species) auyun tepui and a very small P. giganteaXmoctezumea.
Lois
 
Glad to see this going again.
What is D. sp. (species) auyun tepui, or rather what does it look like?
 
Taking a younger P. colimensis and P. reticulata and up for grabs are

2 P. gigantea, approx 1-2" across.

cheers,
Peter
 
I will take Rubra's offer of 2 P. gigantea, approx 1-2" across and offer up a rooted N. Miranda @8" in diameter and some U. praelonga.

Steve
 
ill take the nep miranda and the utric. i offer up some Proboscidea louisianaica probably a pod full of seeds from my large plant i had this summer(pictures in the other section) and you can have the claw too and a offset or two of amorphophallus konjac
 
I will take carnivorkid's offer of "some Proboscidea louisianaica probably a pod full of seeds from my large plant i had this summer(pictures in the other section) and you can have the claw too and a offset or two of amorphophallus konjac." Since I have been looking for both of these - Thanks!

I will offer another rooted N. Miranda (just a bit smaller than above, But with 3" pitchers and some U. tricolor.
 
I'll take the N. Miranda and U. tricolor, and put up a two-by-two (maybe three-by-three?) inch pot of Darlingtonia seedlings, two years old this season. I think there are at least a dozen plants in this pot. Very hardy - raised from seed in full sun. They're still fairly small, but a few of them have begun making adult-shaped pitchers, so I suspect they'll bulk up soon if they're separated and repotted individually. Plants are only about an inch tall at the tallest and a little bigger in diameter, but like I said, there's plenty. I've been keeping these to myself up until now, but I have several pots like this and by the time I divide them all up I'll have more cobra pitchers than I'll know what to do with.
~Joe
 
nobody wants to take Joe's offer? It is way too hot here and I have killed way to many cobras in my few years down here. I don't think I can try it again....
 
id take it...but i have nothing else to offer
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Alex

EDIT: i forgot! i can offer up a couple D. spatulata plants, a portion of U. livida and Max. Tenuifolia orchid(aka the coconut orchid)
Alex
 
Dang it I keep checking too late!!! Alex's offer is still up. I need to check more often I missed two dang mirandas!! I already have what Alex is offering. Someon somone he he Make more good offers. I need to go see what I have to trade to get ready!
 
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Quote[/b] (CP30 @ Dec. 11 2006,7:36)]Glad to see this going again.
What is D. sp. (species) auyun tepui, or rather what does it look like?
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The Auyan Tepui Drosera is very plain. Incredible wedge shaped leaves though.
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Aww has this trade chain or as I like to call it (Train) come to a screeching hault?
Alex received your plants today they were / are in great shape.
Lois
 
<div></div><div id="QUOTEHEAD">QUOTE</div><div id="QUOTE">Still waiting for therockmoron to check in with an address to ship his plants.</div>

ditto that!
 
Lois, are you receiving any PM's? The ones I have been sending are not going through I guess. I'm not having trouble with PM's to anyone else that I know of.
 
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