Marica, I do not know, but I would not be able to do this with one of mine. It would destroy the natural integrity and balance of the plant.

The one thing we need to keep in mind when grafting one plant onto another, is that some species grow at a much faster rate than others. If the root stock grows at much slower rate than scion, can make for a undesirable plant.

Rick

Thanks Rick. Forgot about the growth rate. I thought it would look odd. The TT branches are sort of flexible where the obesum are more rigid.

I am aiming for one of a lot of different Adeniums both in plant and flower. I have to consider winter space, it's small

I can understand the space issues. This is why I am trying some of the muti-grafts of my obesums. This way I will have one plant with my favorite blooms on it.

Anucha had some really nice multi grafts that I had been looking at and there where some really nice ones.

Warunee used to do some truly remarkable multi's, but I do not see her around much anymore.

Rick

I wish for older trees. I really want to graft. Mine are such babies.

Will have to look up Warunee haven't heard of her.

Anucha's multi grafts look pretty. I want to do it myself.