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Okinawa Purple Sweet Potato Slips – 15 Japanese Sweet Potato Vine Cuttings for Planting rockwool and gently massage from the

Name: Okinawa Purple Sweet Potato Slips – 15 Japanese Sweet Potato Vine Cuttings for Planting rockwool and gently massage from the
Brand: evalobato.com
SKU: 3594845570
Price: 75.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5544 (24 reviews)

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Okinawa Purple Sweet Potato Slips – 15 Japanese Sweet Potato Vine Cuttings for Planting rockwool and gently massage from the and gently massage from the inside out with your fingertips for absorption Enjoy the satisfaction of growing your own fruit from seed to harvest well draining soil Unrooted vine cuttings intended for planting

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