Some of my adeniums grown from seeds myself:
15 months old Adenium obesum NOID (in a 1 gallon Smart Pot):
16 months old Adenium arabicum NOID:
10-11 years old Adenium somalense with its very first flower buds (!):
16 months old Adenium arabicum 'RCN':
A couple of Adenium flowers
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Re: A couple of Adenium flowers
Beautiful plants.
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Growing Mamms, Turbs, Ario`s & a bit of most genera in darkest North Devon. Love Lithops too.Now getting hooked on Haworthia`s & Cono`s.
Growing Mamms, Turbs, Ario`s & a bit of most genera in darkest North Devon. Love Lithops too.Now getting hooked on Haworthia`s & Cono`s.
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Re: A couple of Adenium flowers
Those are great looking plants, Martin. You must lavish a lot of care on them.
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Re: A couple of Adenium flowers
Thanks!
Rod Smith, I do. I (bonsai) train/shape some of them using techniques like defoliation, pruning, pinching and wiring. Adeniums are tough plants and fast growers under ideal conditions, making them perfect for training.
Rod Smith, I do. I (bonsai) train/shape some of them using techniques like defoliation, pruning, pinching and wiring. Adeniums are tough plants and fast growers under ideal conditions, making them perfect for training.
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Re: A couple of Adenium flowers
All that work obviously pays off, they look fantastic.
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Re: A couple of Adenium flowers
They are absolutely beautiful Martin :-) thank you for sharing XXXX <3
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Re: A couple of Adenium flowers
Thanks again! I appreciate it.
11 years of waiting is over... This seed-grown Adenium somalense is flowering for the very first time. 12 more buds...
And another photo taken before flowering:
11 years of waiting is over... This seed-grown Adenium somalense is flowering for the very first time. 12 more buds...
And another photo taken before flowering:
Re: A couple of Adenium flowers
Beautifully grown plants. Congratulations, and thanks for sharing.
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Re: A couple of Adenium flowers
Thanks, Tony.Tony H wrote:Beautifully grown plants. Congratulations, and thanks for sharing.
I took some more photos of my somalense. This time in natural light. For the better.
Re: A couple of Adenium flowers
Stunning !
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