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Green Thumb Plant Cuttings!

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Swap Coordinator:lilmissthrifty (contact)
Swap categories: Nature 
Number of people in swap:6
Location:Other
Type:None
Last day to signup/drop:June 24, 2006
Date items must be sent by:July 1, 2006
Number of swap partners:1
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So... Are any of your plants multiplying? Need some more green?? If so sign up for this swap! You will send out atleast 2 plant cuttings/off shoots from some of your favorite plants. Try to send ones that have a healthy root system so they can survive and be replanted. Get those suckers in water, sign up by June 24th send by July 1st

Updated 6/3 You will only have one swap partner for this swap!

Discussion

JennaZ 06/20/2006 #

Has anyone ever successfully sent a cutting through the mail? I remember trying when I was in college and none of them made it safely. I'm just wondering about the heat (it's almost July) and how you were planning on packaging them. I haven't signed up yet because I'm not convinced it's doable.

lilmissthrifty 06/25/2006 #

Good Question...

I am planning on sending them in a tight ziploc and a drenched paper towel??? Anyone else have ideas???

user1712 06/26/2006 #

I have been sending plants that I have sold on Ebay.

I usually dig them up on the same day I am sending. Wrap them in wet towles, and put a plastic bag over them to hold in the moisture.

These all have roots already so I dont know how cuttings would work.

I do send mine priority mail and this usually only takes 2 days.

I think it starts out at $4.20 for a small light box.

user1712 06/26/2006 #

zip loc bags sound like a good idea for small cuttings/plants.

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