Adeniums and things
Happy Sunday everyone! It's been a while since I've posted, but I've been lurking around seeing everyone's updates. Here are some photos I recently took this weekend. I had two plants flower, need to upload those photos.
Many of the Adenium are seed grown. I decided to take photos of my whole collection so it will be a mix of things.
These are from the upper shelf.
To be continued.
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10 years agopart two.
Will post more soon. Going outside to enjoy the sun!
Happy growing!- 10 years ago
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Thanks Pagan. Yes, it's a E. decaryi var decaryi. Those are actually Aloe variegata seedlings. The Astro's are fairly easy. I have had these for about 3 years now, and I only water when dry. Most of the seedlings are forms of Echinocereus. Some are hybrids from my own plants. There are also some Ferocactus seedlings that are exploding out of there pot.
Here are some more pics.
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Some more top shelf views.
On the left there are some A. swazicum seedlings.
Some older A. swazicum's.
Anyone know what happened to the plant on the right? It hasn't leafed out from the tops. There is only leaves growing from that side branch.
There are two with branching since they were young. These are A. obesum hybrid from Mr. Ko.
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Some more seedlings.
A Pachy in the mix.
Uncarina from seed.
Uncarina from seed.
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rcharles_gw (Canada)