I have some seeds on offer, mostly obtained from my own plants (freshly harvested this season).
It is my preference to swap them for other seeds so I can give some other species a go too (I am mostly interested in Ariocarpus, mesembs and other African succulents). If you don't mind reimbursing postage from the Netherlands via paypal, I can send them for free to you anywhere in the world and skip the swap.
Please send me a personal message if you are interested.
For now I have the following seeds available for swapping:
- Conophytum lydiae "haramoepense"
- Drimia uniflora
- Frailea castanea
- Grahamia palmeri (just a few seeds left, plant gets very tuberous roots, will give pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Haworthia sordida (plant grows slowly)
- Lithops sp. mix
- Massonia pustulata
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (just a few seeds, plant needs much warmth throughout the year!)
- Titanopsis calcarea
- Turbinicarpus pseudopectinatus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus v. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus v. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora macracantha / Notocactus sellowii
Free seeds / seed swap
Free seeds / seed swap
Last edited by Aiko on Sun Jul 20, 2014 5:52 pm, edited 6 times in total.
Re: Seed swap
Sorry, I am out of a few species.
For now I have the following seeds available for swapping:
- Drimia uniflora
- Euphorbia obesa
- Frailea castanea
- Massonia pustulata
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (just a few seeds, plant needs much warmth throughout the year!)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus v. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus v. albiflorus (white flowering form)
For now I have the following seeds available for swapping:
- Drimia uniflora
- Euphorbia obesa
- Frailea castanea
- Massonia pustulata
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (just a few seeds, plant needs much warmth throughout the year!)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus v. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus v. albiflorus (white flowering form)
Re: Seed swap
More species gone. But added Bowiea volubilis, as I harvested seeds last week.
For now I have the following seeds available for swapping:
- Bowiea volubilis
- Drimia uniflora
- Massonia pustulata
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (just a 5 seeds left, plant needs much warmth throughout the year!)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus v. albiflorus (white flowering form)
Last chance to swap, because what I have left I will be sowing myself very soon.
For now I have the following seeds available for swapping:
- Bowiea volubilis
- Drimia uniflora
- Massonia pustulata
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (just a 5 seeds left, plant needs much warmth throughout the year!)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus v. albiflorus (white flowering form)
Last chance to swap, because what I have left I will be sowing myself very soon.
Re: Seed swap
This summer and spring I have collected seeds of some species again. All freshly harvested from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
All seeds on offer are free, unless where it states 'swapping only'.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal (about 1.40 euro total worldwide, for EU countries 1.35 euro total). But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents.
If you fancy any of the following, please send me a personal message if you are interested:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum
- Avonia quinaria var. alstonii (white flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Bowiea volubilis
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Epithelantha bokei
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia obesa (not much to offer)
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, will give pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Gymnocalycium spegazzinii (bit unsure if the seeds have ripened well... not much to offer)
- Haworthia sordida (not much to offer, swapping only)
- Lithops sp. mix (not much to offer until spring)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (swapping only)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year! Swapping only)
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Thelocactus hexaedrophorus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
Of some species I don't have much seeds to offer. First come first serve basis.
All seeds on offer are free, unless where it states 'swapping only'.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal (about 1.40 euro total worldwide, for EU countries 1.35 euro total). But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents.
If you fancy any of the following, please send me a personal message if you are interested:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum
- Avonia quinaria var. alstonii (white flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Bowiea volubilis
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Epithelantha bokei
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia obesa (not much to offer)
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, will give pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Gymnocalycium spegazzinii (bit unsure if the seeds have ripened well... not much to offer)
- Haworthia sordida (not much to offer, swapping only)
- Lithops sp. mix (not much to offer until spring)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (swapping only)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year! Swapping only)
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Thelocactus hexaedrophorus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
Of some species I don't have much seeds to offer. First come first serve basis.
Re: Seed swap
Sorry, I am out of a few species.
Out of stock of Bowiea volubilis (but will have more again in a few weeks time), Lithops, and Gymnocalycium spegazzinii.
And low on stock of Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum.
I know have the following left:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia quinaria var. alstonii (white flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Bowiea volubilis (temporary out of stock)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Epithelantha bokei
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Euphorbia obesa (not much to offer)
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, will give pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Haworthia sordida (not much to offer, swapping only)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (swapping only)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year! Swapping only)
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Thelocactus hexaedrophorus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
Out of stock of Bowiea volubilis (but will have more again in a few weeks time), Lithops, and Gymnocalycium spegazzinii.
And low on stock of Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum.
I know have the following left:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia quinaria var. alstonii (white flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Bowiea volubilis (temporary out of stock)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Epithelantha bokei
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Euphorbia obesa (not much to offer)
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, will give pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Haworthia sordida (not much to offer, swapping only)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (swapping only)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year! Swapping only)
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Thelocactus hexaedrophorus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
Re: Seed swap
My Haworthia had a ripe seed pod. So I can add Haworthia truncata x Maughanii hybrid to the list.
And I have some Bowiea volubilis again. But Thelocactus hexaedrophorus and Epithelantha bokei are now gone.
I know have the following left:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia quinaria var. alstonii (white flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Euphorbia obesa (not much to offer)
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, will give pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Haworthia sordida (not much to offer, swapping only)
- Haworthia truncata x maughanii hybrid (not much to offer, only one portion)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (swapping only)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year! Swapping only)
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
And I have some Bowiea volubilis again. But Thelocactus hexaedrophorus and Epithelantha bokei are now gone.
I know have the following left:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia quinaria var. alstonii (white flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Euphorbia obesa (not much to offer)
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, will give pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Haworthia sordida (not much to offer, swapping only)
- Haworthia truncata x maughanii hybrid (not much to offer, only one portion)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (swapping only)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year! Swapping only)
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
Re: Seed swap
I am out of a few items. The Haworthias are gone, and so is Avonia quinaria var. alstonii.
But I can add Anacampseros namaquensis.
I know have the following left:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, will give pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (swapping only)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year! Swapping only)
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
But I can add Anacampseros namaquensis.
I know have the following left:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, will give pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (swapping only)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year! Swapping only)
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
Re: Seed swap
Have a ripe fruit of a Copiapoa species and I can add seeds of some Avonias and Anacampseros to the list.
I know have the following left:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Anacampseros namaquensis (JVT94230, Augrabies Hills, RSA)
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia papyracea (LAV28187, Kinderle)
- Avonia papyracea ssp. namaensis (JVT94239, Aribes River, nord of Steinkopf)
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Avonia ruschii (near Gamoep, RSA)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion)
- Copiapoa sp. (probably Copiapoa haseltoniana) (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, will give pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (swapping only)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year! Swapping only)
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
All seeds on offer are free, unless where it states 'swapping only'. All freshly harvested, most from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal (about 1.40 euro total for worldwide delivery, for EU countries 1.35 euro total). But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents.
I know have the following left:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Anacampseros namaquensis (JVT94230, Augrabies Hills, RSA)
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia papyracea (LAV28187, Kinderle)
- Avonia papyracea ssp. namaensis (JVT94239, Aribes River, nord of Steinkopf)
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer, swapping only)
- Avonia ruschii (near Gamoep, RSA)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion)
- Copiapoa sp. (probably Copiapoa haseltoniana) (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, will give pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (swapping only)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year! Swapping only)
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
All seeds on offer are free, unless where it states 'swapping only'. All freshly harvested, most from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal (about 1.40 euro total for worldwide delivery, for EU countries 1.35 euro total). But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents.
Re: Seed swap (Pseudolithos, Turbs, Avonia, Pediocactus)
I have very generosity been donated a lot of seeds of the Australian succulent Tecticornia verrucosa (more than I can sow). A species I assume rare in cultivation. I will add the seeds on my list for anyone interested to give this species a try.
So I now have the following species available for free:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Anacampseros namaquensis (JVT94230, Augrabies Hills, RSA)
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia papyracea (LAV28187, Kinderle)
- Avonia papyracea ssp. namaensis (JVT94239, Aribes River, nord of Steinkopf)
- Avonia ruschii (near Gamoep, RSA)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion)
- Copiapoa sp. (probably Copiapoa haseltoniana) (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
And I have these available for swapping only:
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer)
- Pediocactus knowltonii
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year!)
All seeds on offer are free, unless the few species that are 'swapping only'. Freshly harvested, most from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal. This will be about 1.40 euro (or around 1.90 USD) total for worldwide delivery. For EU countries this will be 1.35 euro (or around 1.15 GBP) total. But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents...!
So I now have the following species available for free:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Anacampseros namaquensis (JVT94230, Augrabies Hills, RSA)
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia papyracea (LAV28187, Kinderle)
- Avonia papyracea ssp. namaensis (JVT94239, Aribes River, nord of Steinkopf)
- Avonia ruschii (near Gamoep, RSA)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion)
- Copiapoa sp. (probably Copiapoa haseltoniana) (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Strombocactus disciformis
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus (pink flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
And I have these available for swapping only:
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer)
- Pediocactus knowltonii
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year!)
All seeds on offer are free, unless the few species that are 'swapping only'. Freshly harvested, most from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal. This will be about 1.40 euro (or around 1.90 USD) total for worldwide delivery. For EU countries this will be 1.35 euro (or around 1.15 GBP) total. But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents...!
Re: Seed swap (Pseudolithos, Turbs, Avonia, Pediocactus)
I am out of two species: Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. valdezianus and Strombocactus disciformis.
But I can add Astrophytum asterias and Astrophytum capricorne to the list
I have the following species available for free:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Anacampseros namaquensis (JVT94230, Augrabies Hills, RSA)
- Astrophytum asterias
- Astrophytum capricorne
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia papyracea (LAV28187, Kinderle)
- Avonia papyracea ssp. namaensis (JVT94239, Aribes River, nord of Steinkopf)
- Avonia ruschii (near Gamoep, RSA)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion to offer)
- Copiapoa sp. (probably Copiapoa haseltoniana) (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion to offer)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
And I have these available for swapping only:
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (not much to offer)
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year!)
All seeds on offer are free, unless the few species that are 'swapping only'. Freshly harvested, most from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal. This will be about 1.40 euro (or around 1.90 USD) total for worldwide delivery. For EU countries this will be 1.35 euro (or around 1.15 GBP) total. But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents...!
But I can add Astrophytum asterias and Astrophytum capricorne to the list
I have the following species available for free:
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Anacampseros namaquensis (JVT94230, Augrabies Hills, RSA)
- Astrophytum asterias
- Astrophytum capricorne
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia papyracea (LAV28187, Kinderle)
- Avonia papyracea ssp. namaensis (JVT94239, Aribes River, nord of Steinkopf)
- Avonia ruschii (near Gamoep, RSA)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion to offer)
- Copiapoa sp. (probably Copiapoa haseltoniana) (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion to offer)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
And I have these available for swapping only:
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (not much to offer)
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year!)
All seeds on offer are free, unless the few species that are 'swapping only'. Freshly harvested, most from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal. This will be about 1.40 euro (or around 1.90 USD) total for worldwide delivery. For EU countries this will be 1.35 euro (or around 1.15 GBP) total. But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents...!
Re: Seed swap (Pseudolithos, Turbs, Avonia, Pediocactus)
Thanks to Ogom I have received seeds of a few African succulent species to pass on to any interested. These are Adenium arabicum, Adenium multiflorum, Moringa ovalifolia and Bombax ellipticum.
I have the following species available for free:
- Adenium arabicum
- Adenium multiflorum
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Anacampseros namaquensis (JVT94230, Augrabies Hills, RSA)
- Astrophytum asterias
- Astrophytum capricorne
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia papyracea (LAV28187, Kinderle)
- Avonia papyracea ssp. namaensis (JVT94239, Aribes River, nord of Steinkopf)
- Avonia ruschii (near Gamoep, RSA)
- Bombax ellipticum
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion to offer)
- Copiapoa sp. (probably Copiapoa haseltoniana) (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion to offer)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Moringa ovalifolia
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
And I have these available for swapping only:
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (not much to offer)
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year!)
All seeds on offer are free, unless the few species that are 'swapping only'. Freshly harvested, and most are harvested from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal. This will be about 1.40 euro (or around 1.90 USD) total for worldwide delivery. For EU countries this will be 1.35 euro (or around 1.15 GBP) total. But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents...!
I have the following species available for free:
- Adenium arabicum
- Adenium multiflorum
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Anacampseros namaquensis (JVT94230, Augrabies Hills, RSA)
- Astrophytum asterias
- Astrophytum capricorne
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia papyracea (LAV28187, Kinderle)
- Avonia papyracea ssp. namaensis (JVT94239, Aribes River, nord of Steinkopf)
- Avonia ruschii (near Gamoep, RSA)
- Bombax ellipticum
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion to offer)
- Copiapoa sp. (probably Copiapoa haseltoniana) (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion to offer)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Moringa ovalifolia
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
And I have these available for swapping only:
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (not much to offer)
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year!)
All seeds on offer are free, unless the few species that are 'swapping only'. Freshly harvested, and most are harvested from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal. This will be about 1.40 euro (or around 1.90 USD) total for worldwide delivery. For EU countries this will be 1.35 euro (or around 1.15 GBP) total. But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents...!
Re: Seed swap (Pseudolithos, Turbs, Avonia, Pediocactus)
The Moringa ovalifolia appeared to be popular, as is Adenium arabicum. Sorry, but all seeds of Moringa ovalifolia are gone, as is Astrophytum asterias. The Adenium seeds stock is running low.
I have the following species available for free:
- Adenium arabicum (not much to offer)
- Adenium multiflorum (not much to offer)
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Anacampseros namaquensis (JVT94230, Augrabies Hills, RSA)
- Astrophytum capricorne
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia papyracea (LAV28187, Kinderle)
- Avonia ruschii (near Gamoep, RSA)
- Bombax ellipticum (not much to offer)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion to offer)
- Copiapoa sp. (probably Copiapoa haseltoniana) (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion to offer)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
And I have these available for swapping only:
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (not much to offer)
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year!)
All seeds on offer are free, unless the few species that are 'swapping only'. Freshly harvested, and most are harvested from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal. This will be about 1.40 euro (or around 1.90 USD) total for worldwide delivery. For EU countries this will be 1.35 euro (or around 1.15 GBP) total. But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents...!
I have the following species available for free:
- Adenium arabicum (not much to offer)
- Adenium multiflorum (not much to offer)
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Anacampseros namaquensis
- Anacampseros namaquensis (JVT94230, Augrabies Hills, RSA)
- Astrophytum capricorne
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Astrophytum myriostigma var. nudum (not much to offer)
- Avonia papyracea (LAV28187, Kinderle)
- Avonia ruschii (near Gamoep, RSA)
- Bombax ellipticum (not much to offer)
- Bowiea volubilis (just one portion to offer)
- Copiapoa sp. (probably Copiapoa haseltoniana) (not much to offer, just one portion)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia meloformis (not much to offer, just one portion to offer)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
And I have these available for swapping only:
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (not much to offer)
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year!)
All seeds on offer are free, unless the few species that are 'swapping only'. Freshly harvested, and most are harvested from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp, reimbursement of postage via paypal. This will be about 1.40 euro (or around 1.90 USD) total for worldwide delivery. For EU countries this will be 1.35 euro (or around 1.15 GBP) total. But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping... I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents...!
Re: Seed swap (Pseudolithos, Turbs, Avonia, Pediocactus)
I am out of a few sorts. A taker came by for a few species I only had short in supply.
I have the following species available for free:
- Adenium arabicum (not much to offer)
- Adenium multiflorum (not much to offer)
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Astrophytum capricorne
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Bombax ellipticum (not much to offer)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
And I have these available for swapping only:
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (not much to offer)
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year!)
All seeds on offer are free, unless the few species that are 'swapping only'. Freshly harvested, and most are harvested from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp. Reimbursement of postage via paypal, please. Reimbursement will be 1.50 euro for worldwide delivery. That's around 1.25 GBP / 2.05 USD. This already includes the paypal charges. Or you can swap seeds.
But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping...! I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents.
I have the following species available for free:
- Adenium arabicum (not much to offer)
- Adenium multiflorum (not much to offer)
- Anacampseros arachnoides
- Anacampseros lancifolia
- Anacampseros retusa (JVT96350, Loerisfontein)
- Astrophytum capricorne
- Astrophytum myriostigma
- Bombax ellipticum (not much to offer)
- Epithelantha micromeris (not much to offer)
- Euphorbia obesa
- Gasteria sp.
- Grahamia palmeri (synonym of G. coahuilense? Develops very tuberous roots, pretty purple flowers in about three years)
- Pleiospilos compactus subsp. canus
- Turbinicarpus valdezianus var. albiflorus (white flowering form)
- Wigginsia sessiliflora var. macracantha (synonym of Wigginsia sellowii var. macracantha, Notocactus macranthus, Notocactus sellowii)
And I have these available for swapping only:
- Avonia quinaria var. quinaria (purple flowering form, not much to offer)
- Pediocactus knowltonii (not much to offer)
- Pseudolithos migiurtinus (keep warm throughout the year!)
All seeds on offer are free, unless the few species that are 'swapping only'. Freshly harvested, and most are harvested from my own plants from spring 2013 onwards.
The free seeds are available for the cost of just one (international) stamp. Reimbursement of postage via paypal, please. Reimbursement will be 1.50 euro for worldwide delivery. That's around 1.25 GBP / 2.05 USD. This already includes the paypal charges. Or you can swap seeds.
But swapping instead of reimbursement has my preference. I like swapping...! I am mostly much interested in seeds of African succulents.
Re: Seed swap (Pseudolithos, Turbs, Avonia, Pediocactus)
Is this offer still open?
Re: Seed swap (Pseudolithos, Turbs, Avonia, Pediocactus)
Yes it is.orion wrote:Is this offer still open?
I am just about to send away some seeds. Of which the last seeds I have of a few of the species.
If you want a few of those species, please be quick. As I haven't send them yet (I intend to do this tomorrow) I can still share some with you too before I send away the lot.