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November 11/13/17, 07:34:56 PM

Online mike89

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Texas cactus
any one out there interested a cactus I got in Texas in 1997??  it's free to a good home, it could split into several but I love the way it is..  it's a very narrow structure for it's stems and there is 3 of them.. it's only just under 5 feet tall.. got it home in the front seat of my car back then!!
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November 11/13/17, 09:20:55 PM Reply #1

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Re: Texas cactus
My wife would just kill it! :doofus:
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November 11/14/17, 07:15:16 AM Reply #2

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Re: Texas cactus
Quote from: glenn57 on November 11/13/17, 09:20:55 PM
My wife would just kill it! :doofus:

not good..   oh well...
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January 01/07/18, 10:38:55 AM Reply #3

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Re: Texas cactus
I can't grow weeds without killing them.  I've managed to kill a cactus and a spider plant.  I'm not safe around plants.......
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