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Where to get cuttings from hybrids?

10 years ago

I'm fine with cutting-grown adeniums. I like the blooms, and don't care that much about having a caudex. I've searched and searched and can't find anyone selling hybrid cuttings, so can you help me? PM me if you are selling some that I might be interested in. I know we can't sell on these boards. I'm mostly interested in different colors, as the blooms are the thing that attracts me most.

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Stuart( Paramaribo, Suriname) Hofwijks

10 years ago

Try the links above

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Stuart( Paramaribo, Suriname) Hofwijks
10 years ago
http://www.adenium.com.tw/Copy%20of%20one%20cutting%20withe.htm
Stuart( Paramaribo, Suriname) Hofwijks
10 years ago
http://www.adenium.com.tw/cuttings.htm
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Dain (Zone 5a, high NM Desert)
10 years ago
What about grafted plants? I think they are more stable than cuttings.
Stuart( Paramaribo, Suriname) Hofwijks
10 years ago
Sure, 100% more stable
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Original Author
10 years ago
I was really hoping for something in the U.S. I don't want to pay $50 for a quarantine certificate, which would be required here in FL for anything coming from another country. If I was selling them, it might be worth it, but I'm not. I guess I will just buy one already grafted and sold by someone in the U.S.
Dain (Zone 5a, high NM Desert)
10 years ago
What kind of flowers interest you?
rcharles_gw (Canada)
10 years ago
You need to reach out to people within the U.S. that frequent this site and when they do their pruning. Ask if they would send you cutting labeled with cultivar and pay shipping cost. Then you may end up with scion from these to use as grafting stock.

Worth a try.

Have seen this done before.

Rick
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Original Author
10 years ago
Dain, something not red or pink. I'd like a pretty double white and a yellow. Those are my two favorite flower colors.

rcharles_gw, thanks. I'll do that.

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