Item Tag: bromeliad

Thank you for visiting my listing! Please visit my other auctions for more rare and unusual seeds! Puya coerulea var. coeruleaSilver Puya Hardiness: USDA 9a, Possibly colder The Silver Puya is similar to Puya coerulea var. violacea, but its leaves are much more “silvery.” There seems to be some confusion, with some plants in cultivation being mislabeled as P. coerulea var violacea that are actually P. coerulea var. coerulea. Usually rated as hardy to USDA 9a/20F, but there are some claims online of hardiness into zone 8/10F, and even one seed seller claiming 7b/5F. Rare in cultivation, but shouldn’t be! Please Read! I am a one man operation, so if I make a mistake, I have no one else to blame. I do my best to purchase fresh, viable seeds, keeping an eye on wholealers’ websites, purchasing fresh seeds of new arrivals whenever possible, and maintaining them in cool storage to maintain viability. I can’t guarantee that every seed is going to grow, but I do my best to provide the best seeds and the best service that I can. I try to be accurate in my auctions, so if you see errors in my listings, please contact me! No refunds. Please contact me upon arrival if your seeds have been damaged, and I will work with you to make things right. Also, please allow some time for your seeds to arrive, and contact me before leaving feedback if they don’t! No guarantees as to germination – once the seeds are in your hands, they’re out of my control! *International buyers please note: No refunds for items lost in shipping, or confiscated/destroyed by customs. Please check local laws before ordering to ensure that it is legal to import these seeds into your country or region. I am unable to obtain phytosanitary certificates, so please check your country or region’s laws to be sure one is not required.

Thank you for visiting my listing! Please visit my other auctions for more rare and unusual seeds! Puya coerulea var. coeruleaSilver Puya Hardiness: USDA 9a, Possibly colder The Silver Puya is similar to Puya coerulea var. violacea, but its leaves are much more “silvery.” There seems to be some confusion, with some plants in cultivation being mislabeled as P. coerulea var violacea that are actually P. coerulea var. coerulea. Usually rated as hardy to USDA 9a/20F, but there are some claims online of hardiness into zone 8/10F, and even one seed seller claiming 7b/5F. Rare in cultivation, but shouldn’t be! Please Read! I am a one man operation, so if I make a mistake, I have no one else to blame. I do my best to purchase fresh, viable seeds, keeping an eye on wholealers’ websites, purchasing fresh seeds of new arrivals whenever possible, and maintaining them in cool storage to maintain viability. I can’t guarantee that every seed is going to grow, but I do my best to provide the best seeds and the best service that I can. I try to be accurate in my auctions, so if you see errors in my listings, please contact me! No refunds. Please contact me upon arrival if your seeds have been damaged, and I will work with you to make things right. Also, please allow some time for your seeds to arrive, and contact me before leaving feedback if they don’t! No guarantees as to germination – once the seeds are in your hands, they’re out of my control! *International buyers please note: No refunds for items lost in shipping, or confiscated/destroyed by customs. Please check local laws before ordering to ensure that it is legal to import these seeds into your country or region. I am unable to obtain phytosanitary certificates, so please check your country or region’s laws to be sure one is not required.

Thank you for visiting my listing! Please visit my other auctions for more rare and unusual seeds! Puya coerulea var. coeruleaSilver Puya Hardiness: USDA 9a, Possibly colder The Silver Puya is similar to Puya coerulea var. violacea, but its leaves are much more “silvery.” There seems to be some confusion, with some plants in cultivation being mislabeled as P. coerulea var violacea that are actually P. coerulea var. coerulea. Usually rated as hardy to USDA 9a/20F, but there are some claims online of hardiness into zone 8/10F, and even one seed seller claiming 7b/5F. Rare in cultivation, but shouldn’t be! Please Read! I am a one man operation, so if I make a mistake, I have no one else to blame. I do my best to purchase fresh, viable seeds, keeping an eye on wholealers’ websites, purchasing fresh seeds of new arrivals whenever possible, and maintaining them in cool storage to maintain viability. I can’t guarantee that every seed is going to grow, but I do my best to provide the best seeds and the best service that I can. I try to be accurate in my auctions, so if you see errors in my listings, please contact me! No refunds. Please contact me upon arrival if your seeds have been damaged, and I will work with you to make things right. Also, please allow some time for your seeds to arrive, and contact me before leaving feedback if they don’t! No guarantees as to germination – once the seeds are in your hands, they’re out of my control! *International buyers please note: No refunds for items lost in shipping, or confiscated/destroyed by customs. Please check local laws before ordering to ensure that it is legal to import these seeds into your country or region. I am unable to obtain phytosanitary certificates, so please check your country or region’s laws to be sure one is not required.

Thank you for visiting my listing! Please visit my other auctions for more rare and unusual seeds! Puya coerulea var. coeruleaSilver Puya Hardiness: USDA 9a, Possibly colder The Silver Puya is similar to Puya coerulea var. violacea, but its leaves are much more “silvery.” There seems to be some confusion, with some plants in cultivation being mislabeled as P. coerulea var violacea that are actually P. coerulea var. coerulea. Usually rated as hardy to USDA 9a/20F, but there are some claims online of hardiness into zone 8/10F, and even one seed seller claiming 7b/5F. Rare in cultivation, but shouldn’t be! Please Read! I am a one man operation, so if I make a mistake, I have no one else to blame. I do my best to purchase fresh, viable seeds, keeping an eye on wholealers’ websites, purchasing fresh seeds of new arrivals whenever possible, and maintaining them in cool storage to maintain viability. I can’t guarantee that every seed is going to grow, but I do my best to provide the best seeds and the best service that I can. I try to be accurate in my auctions, so if you see errors in my listings, please contact me! No refunds. Please contact me upon arrival if your seeds have been damaged, and I will work with you to make things right. Also, please allow some time for your seeds to arrive, and contact me before leaving feedback if they don’t! No guarantees as to germination – once the seeds are in your hands, they’re out of my control! *International buyers please note: No refunds for items lost in shipping, or confiscated/destroyed by customs. Please check local laws before ordering to ensure that it is legal to import these seeds into your country or region. I am unable to obtain phytosanitary certificates, so please check your country or region’s laws to be sure one is not required.

Thank you for visiting my listing! Please visit my other auctions for more rare and unusual seeds! Puya coerulea var. coeruleaSilver Puya Hardiness: USDA 9a, Possibly colder The Silver Puya is similar to Puya coerulea var. violacea, but its leaves are much more “silvery.” There seems to be some confusion, with some plants in cultivation being mislabeled as P. coerulea var violacea that are actually P. coerulea var. coerulea. Usually rated as hardy to USDA 9a/20F, but there are some claims online of hardiness into zone 8/10F, and even one seed seller claiming 7b/5F. Rare in cultivation, but shouldn’t be! Please Read! I am a one man operation, so if I make a mistake, I have no one else to blame. I do my best to purchase fresh, viable seeds, keeping an eye on wholealers’ websites, purchasing fresh seeds of new arrivals whenever possible, and maintaining them in cool storage to maintain viability. I can’t guarantee that every seed is going to grow, but I do my best to provide the best seeds and the best service that I can. I try to be accurate in my auctions, so if you see errors in my listings, please contact me! No refunds. Please contact me upon arrival if your seeds have been damaged, and I will work with you to make things right. Also, please allow some time for your seeds to arrive, and contact me before leaving feedback if they don’t! No guarantees as to germination – once the seeds are in your hands, they’re out of my control! *International buyers please note: No refunds for items lost in shipping, or confiscated/destroyed by customs. Please check local laws before ordering to ensure that it is legal to import these seeds into your country or region. I am unable to obtain phytosanitary certificates, so please check your country or region’s laws to be sure one is not required.