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FREE (when available) milkweed seeds for the monarch Butterflies

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Update 09/24/23 - Pods are opening!!! This beautiful plant is the only plant that can keep the monarch butterfly population thriving. Just let me know you would like some. You can plant them at home, or just let them be carried off by the wind to grow wild 🦋. Add on to purchase only.

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natalieatoms
natalieatomsThis tropical milkweed actually harms monarchs. They need the native milkweed to their specific region.💚❤️
May 26Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@natalieatoms Good morning, thank you! I’ve been sending the all yellow milkweed, my understanding was that is the correct one for most areas in the US. Instead of the multicolored orangey milkweed. 
May 26Reply
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heyk8
heyk8That is such an awesome gift! Your listing says “milk worm seeds” but I think you might mean “milkweed seeds?” Is that right?
Jul 12Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@heyk8 Thank you thank you thank you! I knew I should’ve double checked:)
Jul 12Reply
heyk8
heyk8@chantyes 💙 🦋 💙
Jul 12Reply
vonnasthreadz
vonnasthreadzThis is such a great idea!
Jul 18Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@vonnasthreadz thanks love! Each of the seas is in a big fuzzy for bundle, so you can literally release them from your hands and they float. Fun way to spread them....🦋
Jul 18Reply
felindabullock
felindabullock@chantyes And when the seeds are gone, and the pods are empty, you can use those for ornaments. It's a great kids' project. Spray paint them gold, then put little winter animals inside. Or airplants, or anything! We have these lining our driveway and in our meadow. The monarchs used to stop here on their migration south, and the trees would be filled with hundreds of them. Then one year, they stopped coming. Now only a few show up.
Jul 19Reply
felindabullock
felindabullock@chantyes Nancy, this is so kind of you to do this. They need our help.
Jul 19Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@gogogirl209 Thank you! They are so fun to share because each seed is involved in a furry fluffy feathery bundle, so you can just blow them into the wind and let them find their new home. 🦋
Jul 19Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@felindabullock Wow! Must’ve been amazing to be on their migration path. I always feel blessed when there’s even one hanging out🦋🌿🦋
Jul 19Reply
sollyluna
sollylunaHi the4e. Are these still available ? I’d love to purchase a bracelet and receive these :)
Jul 23Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@sollyluna Absolutely, just make a note when you purchase so that I don’t forget to add them🦋🌿🦋
Jul 23Reply
cheche138
cheche138hi i truly would love the seeds from you butterfly weed. for i love to have the monarchs come to my yard. thank you and stay well
Aug 13Reply
lee_dixon
lee_dixonHi I would love some seeds! I have 15 cats.
Dec 12Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@lee_dixon I don’t quite get the cat connection, but OK ;-)! Just remind me with any purchase that you make and I will add some to your order. Nancy
Dec 12Reply
lee_dixon
lee_dixon@chantyes we call them cats where im from
Dec 12Reply
alteredage
alteredageDo you still have any milkweed?
Dec 17Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@alteredage I do :)
Dec 17Reply
vicnails
vicnailsIs it to late to request these? I received my order the other day.
Jan 11Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@vicnails Hi, I’ve been watching the plants and there’ are no seed pods opening right now. Make sure you ask again next time you’re putting together an order. Have a beautiful day! Nancy🦋
Jan 15Reply
vicnails
vicnails@chantyes thank you 🌻
Jan 15Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@jk_daisydukes Sounds like you’re pretty darn awesome!!! ☀️🌿✨🌷 Nancy
Feb 06Reply
ldfhollister
ldfhollister🌿🦋🌿 yay! Save the monarchs 💕
Jul 04Reply
sharkgirl28
sharkgirl28This is wonderful! My milkweed, for whatever reason, didn’t do so good this year. 😢😢😢
Aug 07Reply
sharkgirl28
sharkgirl28@felindabullock So sad…..
Aug 07Reply
gogoboots
gogoboots@chantyes Hi Nancy, can you please include this great gift in my purchase💟Thank You so much can’t wait to get my ring💟
Sep 15Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@gogoboots Absolutely, usually I ship within a day but your ring is going out today with some butterfly seeds. 🦋🦋🦋🦋
Sep 15Reply
gogoboots
gogoboots@chantyes Thank You so much!😊
Sep 15Reply
cab1979
cab1979i love this so much!! 🦋
Jan 27Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@cab1979 💛🦋💛
Jan 27Reply
lildesiderio
lildesiderioAmazing!
Jan 28Reply
shopiholic
shopiholicHow wonderful you're doing this! We need to help the poor monarchs. 🦋🦋🦋🧡❣
Feb 25Reply
jmterry2374
jmterry2374is this available with my necklace purchase 😊❤❤
May 14Reply
kaleighbarry
kaleighbarryAre these free? Or do you have to buy something
Jun 07Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@kaleighbarry Good timing! I actually have mini pods of seeds available right now. I will add them to any purchase that you make…
Jun 07Reply
piranhawench
piranhawenchAs I’m scrolling through looking for more words of wisdom, I come upon this! I love butterflies! The Monarches come through the Last Vegas area! They are beautiful! I was reading up on milkweed. What type is this?
Nov 07Reply
piranhawench
piranhawenchTropical Milkweed is non-native to Nevada & Carrie’s a parasite to the monarch butterflies! It can cause defects in their wings.
Nov 07Reply
piranhawench
piranhawench“Since it doesn’t die back and can bloom late, the plant itself may also confuse Monarchs by signaling a breeding season when it’s time to migrate.” This quote is from birdwatchinghq.com “5 Types of Milkweed You Can Plant in Nevada (AND One to Avoid!)”
Nov 07Reply
piranhawench
piranhawenchI never knew this! Don’t know if anyone does. Lol! I get INTO things I guess. I was interested in your milkweed plants to help the butterflies, but I want to be sure I get something compatible with my area & my yard. (I’ve read some milkweed doesn’t like other vegetation & some would do really well in my Sandy, Sunny, yard. Since we’re in a serious drought, I want drought resistant plants.
Nov 07Reply
piranhawench
piranhawenchAll useful information you never wanted, huh? I’m sorry…I got carried away there! ☮️💟💜🦋
Nov 07Reply
zapandzam
zapandzam@gemtribe Very cool idea!! Beautiful!! Love it!🥰❤️☀️🦋
Feb 10Reply
4wildthingz
4wildthingzI raise and release Monarchs and you’re do such a great service! I wish more people understood the importance of protecting these endangered butterflies through providing their only food source. Thank you!
May 04Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@melissa44116 💛🦋💛
May 04Reply
natalieatoms
natalieatomsThis tropical milkweed actually harms monarchs. They need the native milkweed to their specific region.💚❤️
May 26Reply
gemtribe
gemtribe@natalieatoms Good morning, thank you! I’ve been sending the all yellow milkweed, my understanding was that is the correct one for most areas in the US. Instead of the multicolored orangey milkweed. 
May 26Reply
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