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Re: 1954 Super H diesel
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Posted by sentry on February 13, 2007 at 21:11:03 from (66.67.22.144):
In Reply to: 1954 Super H diesel posted by SonnyDey on February 13, 2007 at 18:53:01:
Today i bought a 1954 Super H $ 20.00 dollar bill bush, I thought that it was just a junk someone put grafted together. But a guy told me that they were rare. The codes on the back are Jackson's, and the pot says G, i cant read the serial numbers but the tag says Super H $ 20.00 bill bush, Are these rare? How many were hybredized? Where do i get fertilizer ? I am amazed.. as it produces a fresh $ 20.00 bill every tue and thur. If I hang out and read more of this maybe we can collect enough fertilizer to double it's production. INVESTORS ???
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