Years ago I recived a Ti log (a cutting about 1.5 in long) in the
mail. With loving care it grew into a greatTi plant.

Anyone know where I can get 3 or 4 of these now?

No commercial suggestions, please. I realize they are available for
what I take as unreasonable prices. Nor do I want a grown plant, just
some little logs to grow. I want someone who'll send me a couple for
postage and friendly chitchat, as anyone who has Ti's has plenty of
available cuttings.

Thanks,
-Brad

"Brad Snow" wrote in message
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Years ago I recived a Ti log (a cutting about 1.5 in long) in the
mail. With loving care it grew into a greatTi plant.

Anyone know where I can get 3 or 4 of these now?

No commercial suggestions, please. I realize they are available for
what I take as unreasonable prices. Nor do I want a grown plant, just
some little logs to grow. I want someone who'll send me a couple for
postage and friendly chitchat, as anyone who has Ti's has plenty of
available cuttings.

Thanks,
-Brad

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I want someone who'll send me a couple for
postage and friendly chitchat, as anyone who has Ti's has plenty of
available cuttings.


You can have some of mine, if you'll tell me the right part to cut and size--is
it the growing end at one end and a cut below a leaf on the other? Mine are
dark green with magenta stripes--right now the magenta overpowers the green.

zemedelec

On 05 Aug 2004 01:05:16 GMT, pamfree (Zemedelec)
wrote:

I want someone who'll send me a couple for
postage and friendly chitchat, as anyone who has Ti's has plenty of
available cuttings.


You can have some of mine, if you'll tell me the right part to cut and size--is
it the growing end at one end and a cut below a leaf on the other? Mine are
dark green with magenta stripes--right now the magenta overpowers the green.

zemedelec

Thanks. I don't know "right part to cut". A "log", maybe 1.5 in long,
0.5 in diameter. Wherever that fits.

I posted here or elsewhere a year or more ago. I got the idea that
Ti's run rampant with plenty to cut. That may be my mistake.

There are you, climatewise?

Brad