Master_Roach
Second Instar
Hi all!
I have copious amounts of Asclepias physocarpa seeds that I would like to trade for roaches. A. physocarpa is a milkweed native to South Africa. Its spiky seed pods are often found in exotic flower bouquets. Growing up to six feet tall, a single plant can support hundreds of monarch cats. It can grow up to 3-5 feet tall in its first year, depending on conditions. It grows well in pots, despite its taproot. Unfortunately, it can only handle a light frost, so if you want large plants, pots are suggested. I'm not sure how many people will be interested in this, but it attracts tons on monarchs year after year and looks good (I have a bunch of them landscaped all over the place and every year I raise over 6,000 monarchs easily). I am interested in any roach, but hissers or lats would be nice.
Thanks for reading!
I have copious amounts of Asclepias physocarpa seeds that I would like to trade for roaches. A. physocarpa is a milkweed native to South Africa. Its spiky seed pods are often found in exotic flower bouquets. Growing up to six feet tall, a single plant can support hundreds of monarch cats. It can grow up to 3-5 feet tall in its first year, depending on conditions. It grows well in pots, despite its taproot. Unfortunately, it can only handle a light frost, so if you want large plants, pots are suggested. I'm not sure how many people will be interested in this, but it attracts tons on monarchs year after year and looks good (I have a bunch of them landscaped all over the place and every year I raise over 6,000 monarchs easily). I am interested in any roach, but hissers or lats would be nice.
Thanks for reading!