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This is the harvest of rare
varieties for 2009
After this it gets too late in the year
to take cuttings.
I'm harvesting all the ones that can be spared to offer my
Google Checkout customers the opportunity to own specimens.
Rooting these is for experienced, patient cactus collectors.
Since so many of my customers are in that category I'm not
worried about your success. |
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| (above) These are so rare I hate to cut them to
sell. Look at the comparison (right) with normal San
Pedro. |
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| (above) The "Giant" San Pedro is distinctive. It
has an impressive growth vigor in addition to its
muscular appearance. |
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| These are the best cuttings I
have to sell. They are premium new growth, virtually blemish
free. Length is generous being closer to 20" average—not the
10 or 12" so often encountered. |
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Price includes shipping to 48 continental states
only as FedEx Ground cannot drive to Hawaii or Alaska - they have to get it
there by air which makes the shipping cost way too high. Sorry, Google
buy it now buttons can't do that kind of special shipping calculation
yet. California sales tax is added at Google checkout only if you are in California.
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September 18, 2009
harvest.
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Info sheet,
rooting guide included.
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Pay today—ships
out the
next business day (Mon-Fri) via FedEx Ground Home Delivery
• Weights stated are fresh cut; allow
for some water loss as they dry-perhaps 10%
Combined shipping?
Sure. Just a bit complicated to do with Google
software right now, but if you buy 2 or three and you live on the
West Coast you'll be paying some excess shipping
cost so I'll manually refund. East coast varies, so I have to pack first and
make the actual shipping label
to find out how much the shipping is. If you paid too much I'll do a partial
refund to your credit card. You can trust
me to be fair. The life force would never have let
me get this far if I wasn't in the light.
More Google
Checkout terms & stuff |
NOTE: There is one and only one of each item
Google does not make a Buy-it-now button that stops
after one sale. This forces me to be on my toes to delete each item
as soon as it sells. Given my small customer base this is rarely an
issue; if an item is double sold your credit card will not be
charged so that's like one less thing to worry about. |
