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Adenium
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Strange leaf shape

10 years ago

From all the adeniums i have this one is the only plant with these leaf shapes.

I bought it about a week ago.

Which species could it be?

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  • 10 years ago
    last modified: 10 years ago

    Hello Stuart, sorry but I don't know the answer to your question but wanted to ask you....what kind of mix are you growing it in as it looks very different to what I would have expected to see? Great flower btw!

    On thinking about your plant, I would say its a regular obesum as I have some that are very different in leaf shape to each other, all being grown from the same batch of seeds. Some have long thin laves and others small, almost rounded ones. They were just ordinary pink obesum seeds from ebay, nothing spectacular....but they are 'special' to me. Was you plant bought as a named hybrid?

    Gill UK

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