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• A life at the expense of others
• 20 Seeds per packet
• With detailed instructions for successful potting.
• Mail a growing gift to a friend. Coming with the seeds you chose, a little box (17 x 12 x 2 cm) ready to mail, sticker to label the box, greeting card for your personal notes and germfree and permeable potting substrate based on coconut fiber (dried block) in a stand-up bag. This way your friend will be ready to start right away when your gift arrives.
• The only thing that the Indian Banyan Tree and the famous Ficus carica, with its fruits commonly known as figs, have in common, is the botanical name of the genus. The seeds of the Banyan Tree are usually eaten by birds and then discharged in undigested form. That way, they come to stick on branches of other trees, where they will germinate epiphyt ..... (In the pictures you will find a picture of the back of our seed card with complete nursing and care instructions)

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