Panda's Begginer Plant Sale

[PandaBetta]

As tge title says I have a Begginer plant combo pack sale. Contains.

5x stems of jungle val
3x stems of pygmy chain sword or java moss
5x stems of rotala Indica
1x java fern plant (your choice of type)
1x anubias plant ( your choice of type)

for a total of $45 plus shipping. Any questions comment here or PM me. My direct email is: orlandogutierrez360@gmail.com

Thank you for looking :)

[djembekah]

Eek. I'd suggest you lower your price. I've gotten more trimmings than that on TFK for less than $20 shipped. of course if you think it'll sell though, go for it.
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[Freyja]

Compared to retail, where anubias goes for $6-$7 and a java fern with 2 leaves goes for $5. It may be rich for you mainlanders but for me, Panda is the less expensive choice, even with the shipping. Also he is one of few sellers here, on ebay, and Aquabid who understands that it's not any more expensive to ship to Puerto Rico than to ship to say Florida. Thanks Panda!

[Aluka]

well compare with retail everything is cheaper lol.

[aokashi]

Originally Posted by Aluka

well compare with retail everything is cheaper lol.

+1 lolol


@PandaBetta
you probably should indicate the size of the plants....
some online sells ALOT of plants for that a plant pack of that price...
but maybe if your portions are big, it can justify the price.

[Freyja]

Aokashi no laughing cause you are one of those sellers I'm talking about..."I only ship to lower 48..." blah blah blah

[aokashi]

lol, oh shush, i honestly dont know the weird laws of this country and I dont have phytosanitary certificates that some random states require, plus most of the plants I ROAK (I haven't sold a plant in foreverrrrr ) are considered invasive...?

So being a so called " Alien" in this US of A I dont want to risk it...

here's a copy and paste from the plant laws of Pierto Rico

"All plants and/or vegetative propagating material introduced into Puerto Rico must be free from sand, soil, earth, and other foreign matter and must be accompanied by an inspection certificate issued by the governmental authorities in charge of enforcing plant quarantine regulations in the state, territory or district in the U.S. from which the material comes. The certificate must bear the name of the state, territory, district or country where the material was cultivated; the name and address of the consignee and importer; and the accepted common name or scientific name of the plant. It must also indicate that the material was duly inspected and is apparently free of plant pests. The material must meet all applicable federal quarantines."

so.... yeah. lol.

I honestly dont care about shipping costs :P i'm not the one paying for that! But I do refuse to be aquaticmagic, sending plants illegally~