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[-] FernFrederick@feddit.org 1 points 1 week ago

Can you describe the package, or how they were padded? They look quite fragile and i also package plants from time to time, but i'm not fully satisfied with my technique...

If anyone is German based and interested in a Ceropegia woodii (lower left in start picture) send me a PM, you can get a offspring for postage, or free. They are quite easy to propagate and to care for.

[-] Polkira@lemmy.ca 2 points 6 days ago

I found a pic of a succulent or something that hadn't been opened yet on the internet. The taller plants are longer packages to accomodate the vines and folliage but this is essentially it (looks like this is actually one of theirs):

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