Ledebouria socialis 'Miner' dwarf selection

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L. socialis is native to arid summer-rainfall regions of S. Africa. This is one of the most popular bulbs in succulent collections. The bulbs are epigeal with papery tunics that prevent water loss. 'Miner' is a dwarf selection about half the typical size and has particularly silvery, finely spotted leaves.

The two sale items are in the second photograph, they are both healthy, well established divisions. Plants will be shipped without pots and loose soil removed for transit.

COLD WEATHER: Normal postal transit should not be a worry for cold in most cases. If you have concerns that your package may be subjected to cold (below 32F) for any extended period I can delay shipping through very cold periods. It is the responsibility of the buyer to assess any risk of cold weather damage to items in the mail.

Pencil is a standard No. 2 for scale.

COMBINED SHIPPING for mobile device users: "request total from seller” option is not available unless you go to “eBay classic site” (eBay.com). If you do not shop on eBay.com, the app mode will force you to pay immediately and incur extra shipping charges.

Shipping discounts for combined shipments: You will only pay the highest shipping cost for any one item, all other items ship free.

PAYMENT IS EXPECTED WITHIN TWO DAYS of receipt of invoice so I can best plan shipping. Invoices are sent out within 24 hours of auction close or on request. I use the eBay automatic notification for unpaid items and although the time allowance is generous, buyers who are habitually late in paying may be blocked.

SHIPPING SCHEDULE: Shipping is normally within three days of payment being received. Please contact me if you would like the shipping to be delayed for any reason.

SHIPPING RATE: Standard shipping is $7.50. This includes Priority shipping with tracking. Some large or heavy items may be priced higher on a case-by-case basis (seed only orders may be less). Please remember that shipping costs include time and labor to carefully select, prepare, pack and mail each living specimen, packing materials, trips to the post office and postage itself.

International shipments: no international shipping at this time.