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Does anyone have a source for crispum?

10 years ago

I would love to try a few of these from seed. Does anyone know of a good supplier?

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  • 10 years ago

    I don't have a source, sorry Jedoba. Since we are on the topic I am on the hunt as well for True Soco seed if anyone comes across a legit resource. I will keep my eyes and ears peeled for you!

    Tracy

    jedobaTX9b thanked addicted2plants Southern IL USA
  • 10 years ago

    I found a source on Ali, but I wasn't sure about it. It's worth a shot, I suppose!

    Crispum

  • 10 years ago

    Let me check with someone I know and I will let you know. It would be nice to know you are getting "what" you are wanting, if going to be staring from seed.

    Rick

    jedobaTX9b thanked rcharles_gw (Canada)
  • 10 years ago

    Jedoba, Hi, I have bought seeds on aliexpress.And they all turned out fakes, The giant allium cepa turned out to be lady's finger(okra). If you intend growing it from seed, then try adenium seeds.com. at thailand. He has a website and prices are reasonable, also seeds are of good quality. Beware of Ali express fake seed sellers please

  • 10 years ago

    Sinha, the shipping looks very costly, since I too am in India, am keen to understand what worked for you, i too would like to order some seeds, thanks

  • 10 years ago

    Hi Shimolee

    I got the seeds from adeniumseeds.com.

    link: http://www.adeniumseeds.com/

    Email kesorn@adeniumseeds.com.

    He charged a nominal amount from me ($30) for registered letter parcel and sent me 20 seeds of black giant and 20 of golden bell and charged 6.12 as shipping +paypal fee to be paid in advance.

    In my opinion it is better to pay more and not have hassles of return shipping and issues with seeds by ordering from a reliable source than getting ripped off on Ali express. The Chinese may be great for electronics and other stuff but seeds absolutely not.

    The seeds from Adeniumseeds.com on the other hand, were good and mostly all germinated and are surviving till now despite the cold weather in new delhi at this moment. Mine must be the most poorly off ones from the grow out, but then sowing in Sep was a wrong move I guess. Am going to sow the rest in March when it grows warmer. Incase you are interested in buying plants then I could tell you a source.Dino adenium isn't shipping to India as of the moment but there are others specially down south(from whom I bought two huge arabicum YS) who are doing great work!! Let me know.

    Sinha


  • 10 years ago

    Thanks a ton Sinha, no i dont want to buy plants, I want to grow seedlings.. Am curious without gebrellic or b1 or ready mix fertilizer, can we grow some good fat multi branch seedlings ... All seeds I i have bought are from Rinoa and have grown single shoots. So was looking to try some specific arabicums instead of the Obesum. So this time want to tey for some nice caudexes rather than flower colors.


    But 30 dollor shipping of a 10 gram seed packet by airmail is too much. Most that i have ordered. Plumeria or adenium from diff countries, shipping for seeds is always less than 10$.

  • 10 years ago

    Shipping + seed cost was $30, Shimolee. $5 was shipping and $1.62 was paypal cost..rest was seeds

  • 10 years ago

    Jedoba, I just received the crispum seeds from your aliexpress link.

  • 10 years ago

    Best of luck to you Stuart! I hope the seeds are true! Please let me know what you get.

  • 10 years ago

    Yes thank you Jedoba. I am peeping if there is already germination.

  • 10 years ago

    On day 5 the first baby. When is it time to see if it is a crispum?


    jedobaTX9b thanked Stuart( Paramaribo, Suriname) Hofwijks
  • 10 years ago
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    The first sign should be the leaves. They are long yet very thin width and often 'wavy'.

    Crispum

  • 10 years ago

    Thank you Jedoba, we will see soon.

  • 10 years ago

    Hey Jedoba, so far 6 germinated. I am already hapy.

  • 10 years ago

    I am so happy for you!

  • 10 years ago

    Hey Stuart, where are you from? I just recently bought seeds from Adeniumseeds.com. Kerson was great to deal with. I bought 30 seeds and he gave me 10 for free. I got Thai Socotranum golden bell/s1 and Thai Socotranum 'golden coral'. Just email him and ask for a list of available seeds. He didn't even go through the phytosanitary process with my seeds. although he did give me the option. I still received my seeds no problem I am in Northern California. I haven't started them yet because I want to grow them in natural sunlight. I am getting itchy though and am almost about to get them ready to pop. It honestly cost me more getting my seeds from Adenium center then Adeniumseeds.com. I don't even think I bought as many seeds from adenium center.

  • 10 years ago

    Stuart, those look healthy. I am not familiar with Crispum, so I'll be watching.

  • 10 years ago

    Hi Bob Davis. I will try Kerson. I have a friend in Orlando for a week. I think it is faster to receive the seeds there. If i order from my country it will takes min 1 mounth. What do you think Bob?

  • 10 years ago

    Stuart, Hi!

    I doubt if you will be able to make out if its Crispum or not until it flowers. I am not actually aware of the plant charachteristics or if they differ in some way from obesum etc. However, am keen to follow your progress.

  • 10 years ago

    Saw Jedoba's listing od Aliexpess. In the description the seller writes: adenium obesum crispum..makes me even more confused

  • 10 years ago
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    Just fineshed repotting. ID Crispum in there?

    what is original crispum obesum or crispum somalense?

  • 10 years ago

    Stuart, the screen shots are here

  • 10 years ago

    Thanks Sinha. I saw the pic on ali baba express lol.

    No wavy leaves yet on the seedlings

  • 10 years ago

    No sign of crispum yet?

  • 10 years ago
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    Perhaps they are a hybrid. Crispum usually looks like this:


    "Crispum"

  • 10 years ago

    Jedoba. Thank your crispum inspiration. The seedlings (crispum?) are growing healty and fast, only one is growing very slowly. Do you see something crispy?

    jedobaTX9b thanked Stuart( Paramaribo, Suriname) Hofwijks
  • 9 years ago

    Stuart, are your crispum seedlings showing any sign of being crispum yet?

  • 9 years ago

    No or i don't know, here are a few

  • 9 years ago

    What a coincidence, today i receive 15 adenium obesum bossom jade seeds from Mr Ko. Is this a true crispum ?

  • 9 years ago
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    Stuart, i think thats a Somalense and Crispum highbreed, here is how my seedlings look like,now have only 8 out of 15

  • 9 years ago

    Thanks for the update Stuart.

    Hm, the leaves on those seedlings don't look like crispum leaves to me.

    Glad you received the bossom jade seeds, I'll order them in a few months. The leaves look similar to crispum, but not the shape of the flowers: too round IMHO.

    I ordered 4 crispum seeds from a German supplier last night, at an exorbitant price. But I really like to have a crispum, so what's an addict to do eh... :-)

  • 9 years ago

    Yes, the leaves on the seedlings do not carry leaves similar to those of Crispum. They may produce leaves alike Crispum in there next few sets?

    I believe this Bossom Jade is a hybrid Crispum? Typically the flower petals are more pointed and sides and tip tend to roll a bit w very pronounced nectar guides.

    Rinoa has both this form [Bossom Jade (hers not named the same) & a more true looking Crispum] as grafted plants.

    Rick

  • 9 years ago

    Shimolee. How old is your plant.

    Conny and Rick, thanks for the info

  • 9 years ago
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    Six month seedling...the base is quite thick, i had dumped dry sand on top since quite a bit of potting mix washed away when it fell over in rains

  • 9 years ago
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    Hi, everyone! I've posted concerning a particular seedling but never received a response. All 7 of the month old seedlings pictured are from the same batch of same seed, Double Irresistible.

    However, the one in the center is completely different. Its first leaves were normal sized, but all the other leaves came in super slender. Perhaps this is a crispum or crispum hybrid ... It is not wavy leaved.

    Please check the original link:

    http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/4109339/three-odd-seedlings?n=9

    Maria Elena


  • 9 years ago

    This site might help also https://orient-adenium.com/

  • 9 years ago

    Crispum seeds from aliexpress are fake