lovely pots of plants

Is the one on the right a black arabicum? If so I didn't think they flowered so young. Wonderful job making them very happy :)

Thanks Nicholas C, I am not sure what variety it is. All were healthy and caudex were growing bigger. Could someone help me to identify the variety. Thanks

Tony, might I ask what you use for soil mix. Looks nice.

I could not identify them, but I am sure Jericsons friend or Sundaram could tell you. I can see if I can send a note to ask Jericson to take a look. He may be able to help.

N.R.Sundaram is at abenaadeniums.com

I know he would help you out.

Rick

Tony, very very beautiful plants. My favorite is the one on the right. Very nice form. It does look like the branches are fairly dark. I would not be surprised if it was one of the black arabicums. BUT....which one??? That is the question.

Thanks Nicholas C, rcharles n ladylotus, I think it is arabicum but the middle one were with very big caudex.

Very nice plants, Tony. I am also curious about your media, what do you use for your Adeniums? They all 3 look like arabicum to me, but I am terrible at identifying plants. I agree with Nicholas that the one on the right appears to be of a Black Arabicum variety. You have very good taste when selecting new plants.

Tracy

here you go rick

left im not sure

middle looks like ka-set

right it can be yak yemen

all is arabicum classics

Thanks Jericson. I am sure that Tony will appreciate it.

Rick

Jericson, I am SOOOO very glad you did not leave. This forum will have lost a wealth of knowledge and someone who is so excited about Adeniums. I for one appreciate you and the information you provide. Your plants are impeccable and I've actually used a couple things on my recent seedlings this spring which made a HUGE difference in the size of the seedlings compared to past years. Thank you!

Thanks a LOT Tony...now I am on the search for Yak Yemen seeds. UGH!

Ladylotus, you crack me up. I concur that we are fortunate to have JP here. I found some Yemen seed on Kesorn's site

Here are some yemen seed too from the site that Rick shared. : Yak Yemen

Thanks Jericson, now I know the variety and also to addicted2plants, I do not know exactly the type of soil but the nursery person told me it is for cactus mix. Due to the fact that my climate (Malaysia- hot and sunny most of the time) permit me to use different type of soil. And the ceramic pot is just 4 inches high so it drys out very fast by the end of the day. I only water them every alternate day.