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Posted by Kiwilass Waikato, NZ (My Page) on
Sat, Apr 19, 03 at 0:45

Greetings :)

I have a selection of Cacti seed that is surplus to my requirements which I purchased from the NZ Cacti Society about 10 years ago. We have just moved house again and I found them in a drawer my office.

I have much less space now so cannot even try to germinate them to see if they are still viable. I guess they will be, as they were kept room temperature and dry.

If anyone would like some to try, please send me an SSAE and I will enclose a few pkts for you. There are 100 seed in each pkt (so they say).

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Greetings

I would love some of your cacti seed, that is if you still have surplus. Look forward to hearing from you. Meescha

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wow would cacti stay viable that long? i have tried twice to grow cacti from seed, the first time one survived to adulthood and the second I had more success after a few tips such as watering them only from the bottom by standing the pot in wet sand, this time two are struggling along lol do you have anything else to swap these days? I have mainly veges but I do currently have some yucca bulbs

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