Irene and Black Purple
10 years ago
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I can't wait to do next batch on grafting. Not sure when the rain is going to stop, but it seems like it rains every day and adenium doesn't like wet feet.
This is one of my result on grafting last year. Some one gave me the rootstock, I grafted 2 scions of Irene and 2 scions of Black Purple on the rootstock and this is how it looks today. Ready to cut again for other pots I got from HD. (If the rain evers stop)
Marie
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