2) KALANCHOE PINNATA miracle leaves air plants Goethe Bryophyllum Pinnatum Plant
You are buying (2) Hawaiian Air Plant Leaves Only (size will vary) & Not Actual Full Grown Plant!Pictures shown actual full grown plant from leaves!You will receive two healthy leaves in a moist ziplock bag!Once the root grows you can plant it on a pot with potting soils!You will be happy once it’s fully grown! Ship Worldwide Thru eBay Global Shipping! Fast & Free! Common Names include: English Life plant, Floppers, Air Plant, Life Plant, Miracle Leaf, Goethe Plant, Cathedral Bells.BENGALI (বাংলা): পাথরকুচিCHINESE (中文): 落地生根, Luo di shen gen, Wan feiESTONIAN (Eesti): Sulgjas kalanhoeFILIPINO: Kataka-taka, KatakatakaGERMAN (Deutsch): Goethe-PflanzeHINDI ( हिन्दी): Jakh me hayat, पथरचट्टा, पथरचटाILOKANO or ILOKO (Ti Pagsasao nga Iloko): Abistrana, AbisranaINDONESIAN (Bahasa Indonesia): Suru bebek, Cocor bebekJAPANESE (日本語): セイロンベンケイ, Seiron-benkei, Sohichi-gusaJAVANESE (Basa Jawa): Cocor BèbèkLATVIAN (Latviešu): Plūksnainā kalanhojaLITHUANIAN (Lietuvių): Plunksninė kalankėMALAYALAM (മലയാളം): ഇലമുളച്ചിORIYA (ଓଡି଼ଆ): ଅମର ପୋଇPOLISH ( Polski): Żyworódka pierzastaQUECHUA (Runasimi / Qhichwa simi): Ch’uqriyuyuRUSSIAN (Русский): Каланxо́э пе́ристое, Kalanchoe peristoeSPANISH (Español): Flor de arete, Hoja del aire, Yerba de bruja (Puerto Rico), Bruja (Puerto Rico), Hoja vidriosa, Hoja frescaTAGALOG: KatakatakaTAMIL (தமிழ்): Malaikkalli, RunakkalliTHAI (ภาษาไทย): คว่ำตายหงายเป็นTONGAN (Faka-Tonga): PipivaoUKRAINIAN (Українська): Каланxое пірчастеVIETNAMESE (Tiếng Việt): Cây thuốc bỏng, Cây sống đời, Cây lá bỏng Description: Kalanchoe pinnata (Bryophyllum pinnatum) is a succulent plant distinctive for the profusion of miniature plantlets that form on the margins of its leaves even when the leaves has been detached from the plant, a trait it has in common with the other members of the Bryophyllum section of the Kalanchoe genus. It’s not difficult to see why some call this plant “Life Plant” or “Miracle Leaf” because of the small plantlets growing from the fringes of the leaves. The plantlets drop off and root, forming many new plants in a single location. Because of this rapid growth in many areas, they are considered an invasive species. The plant produces bell-shaped blossoms that dangle downward in clusters accounting for the other common name, “Cathedral bells”. Habit: K. pinnata is a monocarpic perennial succulent herbs, little-branched, almost shrub-like, eventually suckering at base, completely glabrous, green streaked with purple and glaucous. Stems: Terete, erect or ascending, stout, terete, 0.5–2 m long, 05–20 mm accoross, simple, spotted or striped with red, sometimes with sterile shoots at the base. Leaves: Dimorphous opposite, decussate, evenly spaced, crowded in young shoots, distant in adult ones. The first leaves are petiolate, simple. Later leaves are imparipinnate, short-stalked 3-foliolate, very occasionally 5-foliolate, sometimes some or all of them reduced to the terminal leaflet. All the leaves elongated-ovate or elliptic-oblong, 5–20 cm long, 2–12 cm wide, fleshy, light green streaked with purple, with broadly crenate, doubly crenate or crenate–dentate margins, apex obtuse, surfaces ± glaucous; bulbils in notches of leaf margins. Leaflets ovate or ovate–oblong to oblong–spathulate, the terminal one the largest, usually contracted at the base or sometimes attenuate into a petiolule. Petiole subterete, 20–100 mm long, greenish with violet blotches, semi–amplexicaul. On distal leaves there are nectaries that at flowering time secrete droplets high in glucose. Older leaves detach easily from the stem and bear adventitious buds. Fruits (follicles): About 1.5 cm long. Inflorescences: Cymes panicled, loose, to 10-80 cm wide; branches to 12 cm; bracts foliar. Pedicel nodose, slender, divaricate, 10–25 mm long reflexed at the extremity. Flowers: 2-3 cm across, pendulous. Calyx-tube lobed above middle, pale yellow to green with reddish blotches, cylindric–tubular, inflated, 25–50 mm, (papery), tube 24–40 mm, lobes deltate to subsemiorbicular, acute 7–10 x 7–11 mm, shorter than tube, apex acute. Corolla tube greenish white longer than the calyx and exserted portion maroon, (20-)30–40(-70) mm long, suburceolate 8-folded, contracted basally, sparsely glandular within, apex reddish, constricted above carpels, and then elongate–tubular–4–angled, lobes oblong-ovate to triangular, 9–20 mm x 4–6 mm, deltate, apex very acuminate. Stamens slightly exserted, inserted above the constriction of the corolla, anthers 2.6–3 x 1.6–2.2 mm, ovate. Hypogynous scales adnate to carpels 1.8–2.6 x 1.4–1.8, subquadrate, obtuse or emarginate at the apex. Styles 22–30 mm long. Phenology: Flowering winter–spring. Fruits (Follicles): 12–14 mm long, ovoid, connate at the base for 2.2–3.5 mm, attenuate into the styles. Seeds: About 0.8 x 0.35 mm, obovoid, obtuse. Chromosome number: 2n = 36. ***COPY OF OUR: LISTINGS/TITLES/DESCRIPTIONS/PHOTOS WILL BE REPORT TO eBay!!!*** California Tax apply to all CA Residents! International Tax May Applied.Due to recent fraud activities. We can only communicate buyers thru eBay messages only! We are not responsible for buyer(s) error. Please ask question(s) before purchase. We can only ship item(s) thru a PayPal Confirmed Address. We only ship within 48 States of the U.S.A. Non-Pay Buyer(s) will be reported to directly to eBay for a strike. There’s no return on this item. Thank you for your support and your business.
2) KALANCHOE PINNATA miracle leaves air plants Goethe Bryophyllum Pinnatum Plant
You are buying (2) Hawaiian Air Plant Leaves Only (size will vary) & Not Actual Full Grown Plant!Pictures shown actual full grown plant from leaves!You will receive two healthy leaves in a moist ziplock bag!Once the root grows you can plant it on a pot with potting soils!You will be happy once it’s fully grown! Ship Worldwide Thru eBay Global Shipping! Fast & Free! Common Names include: English Life plant, Floppers, Air Plant, Life Plant, Miracle Leaf, Goethe Plant, Cathedral Bells.BENGALI (বাংলা): পাথরকুচিCHINESE (中文): 落地生根, Luo di shen gen, Wan feiESTONIAN (Eesti): Sulgjas kalanhoeFILIPINO: Kataka-taka, KatakatakaGERMAN (Deutsch): Goethe-PflanzeHINDI ( हिन्दी): Jakh me hayat, पथरचट्टा, पथरचटाILOKANO or ILOKO (Ti Pagsasao nga Iloko): Abistrana, AbisranaINDONESIAN (Bahasa Indonesia): Suru bebek, Cocor bebekJAPANESE (日本語): セイロンベンケイ, Seiron-benkei, Sohichi-gusaJAVANESE (Basa Jawa): Cocor BèbèkLATVIAN (Latviešu): Plūksnainā kalanhojaLITHUANIAN (Lietuvių): Plunksninė kalankėMALAYALAM (മലയാളം): ഇലമുളച്ചിORIYA (ଓଡି଼ଆ): ଅମର ପୋଇPOLISH ( Polski): Żyworódka pierzastaQUECHUA (Runasimi / Qhichwa simi): Ch’uqriyuyuRUSSIAN (Русский): Каланxо́э пе́ристое, Kalanchoe peristoeSPANISH (Español): Flor de arete, Hoja del aire, Yerba de bruja (Puerto Rico), Bruja (Puerto Rico), Hoja vidriosa, Hoja frescaTAGALOG: KatakatakaTAMIL (தமிழ்): Malaikkalli, RunakkalliTHAI (ภาษาไทย): คว่ำตายหงายเป็นTONGAN (Faka-Tonga): PipivaoUKRAINIAN (Українська): Каланxое пірчастеVIETNAMESE (Tiếng Việt): Cây thuốc bỏng, Cây sống đời, Cây lá bỏng Description: Kalanchoe pinnata (Bryophyllum pinnatum) is a succulent plant distinctive for the profusion of miniature plantlets that form on the margins of its leaves even when the leaves has been detached from the plant, a trait it has in common with the other members of the Bryophyllum section of the Kalanchoe genus. It’s not difficult to see why some call this plant “Life Plant” or “Miracle Leaf” because of the small plantlets growing from the fringes of the leaves. The plantlets drop off and root, forming many new plants in a single location. Because of this rapid growth in many areas, they are considered an invasive species. The plant produces bell-shaped blossoms that dangle downward in clusters accounting for the other common name, “Cathedral bells”. Habit: K. pinnata is a monocarpic perennial succulent herbs, little-branched, almost shrub-like, eventually suckering at base, completely glabrous, green streaked with purple and glaucous. Stems: Terete, erect or ascending, stout, terete, 0.5–2 m long, 05–20 mm accoross, simple, spotted or striped with red, sometimes with sterile shoots at the base. Leaves: Dimorphous opposite, decussate, evenly spaced, crowded in young shoots, distant in adult ones. The first leaves are petiolate, simple. Later leaves are imparipinnate, short-stalked 3-foliolate, very occasionally 5-foliolate, sometimes some or all of them reduced to the terminal leaflet. All the leaves elongated-ovate or elliptic-oblong, 5–20 cm long, 2–12 cm wide, fleshy, light green streaked with purple, with broadly crenate, doubly crenate or crenate–dentate margins, apex obtuse, surfaces ± glaucous; bulbils in notches of leaf margins. Leaflets ovate or ovate–oblong to oblong–spathulate, the terminal one the largest, usually contracted at the base or sometimes attenuate into a petiolule. Petiole subterete, 20–100 mm long, greenish with violet blotches, semi–amplexicaul. On distal leaves there are nectaries that at flowering time secrete droplets high in glucose. Older leaves detach easily from the stem and bear adventitious buds. Fruits (follicles): About 1.5 cm long. Inflorescences: Cymes panicled, loose, to 10-80 cm wide; branches to 12 cm; bracts foliar. Pedicel nodose, slender, divaricate, 10–25 mm long reflexed at the extremity. Flowers: 2-3 cm across, pendulous. Calyx-tube lobed above middle, pale yellow to green with reddish blotches, cylindric–tubular, inflated, 25–50 mm, (papery), tube 24–40 mm, lobes deltate to subsemiorbicular, acute 7–10 x 7–11 mm, shorter than tube, apex acute. Corolla tube greenish white longer than the calyx and exserted portion maroon, (20-)30–40(-70) mm long, suburceolate 8-folded, contracted basally, sparsely glandular within, apex reddish, constricted above carpels, and then elongate–tubular–4–angled, lobes oblong-ovate to triangular, 9–20 mm x 4–6 mm, deltate, apex very acuminate. Stamens slightly exserted, inserted above the constriction of the corolla, anthers 2.6–3 x 1.6–2.2 mm, ovate. Hypogynous scales adnate to carpels 1.8–2.6 x 1.4–1.8, subquadrate, obtuse or emarginate at the apex. Styles 22–30 mm long. Phenology: Flowering winter–spring. Fruits (Follicles): 12–14 mm long, ovoid, connate at the base for 2.2–3.5 mm, attenuate into the styles. Seeds: About 0.8 x 0.35 mm, obovoid, obtuse. Chromosome number: 2n = 36. ***COPY OF OUR: LISTINGS/TITLES/DESCRIPTIONS/PHOTOS WILL BE REPORT TO eBay!!!*** California Tax apply to all CA Residents! International Tax May Applied.Due to recent fraud activities. We can only communicate buyers thru eBay messages only! We are not responsible for buyer(s) error. Please ask question(s) before purchase. We can only ship item(s) thru a PayPal Confirmed Address. We only ship within 48 States of the U.S.A. Non-Pay Buyer(s) will be reported to directly to eBay for a strike. There’s no return on this item. Thank you for your support and your business.
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Pumpkin Large Melons commercial Cushaw Edibles Pepon Versatiles Striped 30 Seeds
Pumpkin Large Melons commercial Cushaw Edibles Pepon Versatiles Striped 30 Seeds PUMPKIN: The Greek word for “large melon,” pepon, is where the name “pumpkin” comes from. Pumpkins are developed from one side of the planet to the other for different reasons going from farming purposes to business and fancy deals. Pumpkins are exceptionally flexible in their purposes for cooking, from the plump shell, to the seeds, to even the blossoms; The majority of the pumpkin can be eaten. Pumpkin has long been a staple for Halloween and Thanksgiving.Certain individuals call Green Striped Cushaw a pumpkin, others call it a squash. However, this heirloom plant ought to be grown in your garden, regardless of its name. Cushaw pumpkin/squash are accepted to have had their starting points in Focal America. Different assortments have been listed with social starting points from Nicaragua through New Mexico and into the Caribbean bowl. Striped Cushaw is accepted to have been brought from the Caribbean bowl into North America in the last part of the nineteenth hundred years. Green Cushaw can be eaten as a summer squash when it is small or as a winter squash when it is allowed to mature. The adult natural product ought to save for 3-5 months in cool (above freezing) stockpiling. It is additionally utilized for Halloween adornments.
imperial Taro- Shallow Water/ Bog Plant &Free Bog Plant
The product is an imperial Taro plant specifically for shallow water and bog environments, accompanied by a complimentary bog plant. These water plants require heavy watering and are characterized by their vibrant green color. Ideal for those looking to add a lush and exotic touch to their garden or outdoor space, these plants thrive in wet conditions and will bring a touch of nature to any environment. Shipped bareroot hardy 7 to 10
50 GREEN TARO ELEPHANT EAR WATER LILY BULBS ROOTS POND PLANT EDIBLE.
50 Taro Root Bulb Elephant Ear Edible Aquatic Marginal Bog Pond Live Plant Fresh. Disclaimer: All bulbs may not be sprouted, but all are ready to grow.
Lemon-Lime Gecko Elephant Ear (Lemon Lime) – Colocasia esculenta
The Lemon-Lime Gecko Elephant Ear is a unique and vibrant tropical plant known for its striking lime-green leaves with dark veining, giving it a “gecko” pattern. Native to tropical regions, it adds a lush, exotic look to gardens and containers. It thrives in warm, humid conditions and can tolerate wet soil, making it ideal for water gardens. This variety brings a pop of color to any landscape or indoor setting.Mature height: 2-4 feetSunlight: Partial to full shadeWatering: water 6-7 times per week, keeping the soil consistently moistUSDA Zones: 8-11
Variegated Colocasia Royal Hawaiian Waikiki Elephant Ear Live Tropical Plant
For sale is one Colocasia esculenta ‘Waikiki’ PPAF from the premium Royal Hawaiian series. This evergreen perennial is highly prized for its dramatic, tri-color variegated foliage, showcasing green leaves with vibrant white centers and purple veins held on beautifully dark stems.
Green Taro plant (Elephant Ear) – MINIMUM ORDER (MUST order at least 2 plants)
Colocasia esculenta is a perennial pond-edge plant, or can be grown in loamy soil or pot. Part shade or filtered sun. Will not thrive in strong sunlight, excessive heat, or very windy conditions. Can grow 6-feet tall and wide.
Votaniki XXL Victoria Rhubarb Crown – Perennial, High Yielding Rhubarb Crown Re
Victoria Rhubarb is a highly sought-after variety of rhubarb, known for its rich flavor and bright red stalks. The Victoria Rhubarb is easy to grow, making it perfect for novice gardeners and experienced growers alike.
