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My dream

10 years ago

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Last night I had a dream. It wasn't terribly long, but it scared me quite a bit. I was looking at my oldest and largest adenium, and there was an old spot where I had trimmed before that looked a bit rotten. I lightly scratched the spot, and it was mushy and came off. I scratched it a bit more and what looked like a water fountain of water started coming out of a small hole. I lifted the plant, and tipped it over until all the water was out. So much water had come out that the entire caudex must have been hollow and filled with water.

I was glad to wake up and realize is wasn't real.

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Cynthia Martinez. Asuncion, Paraguay Z10a

10 years ago

Dream or nightmare? Hahaha xD

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jedobaTX9b
Original Author
10 years ago
That's true.
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greenclaws UK, Zone 8a
10 years ago
Glad it was just a dream! Jerry, did you go and check on all your plants when you woke?

Gill
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jedobaTX9b
Original Author
10 years ago
Not immediately, because I didn't remember it for about 30 minutes. When I remembered it, I was sure it was a dream.

If I would have awoke remembering it, I bet I would have!!
spacecoast_fl_zone_9
10 years ago
Maybe you need some therapy Jerry!! Or maybe an Adenium nightmare support group. Oh that's right. Here it is!!
jedobaTX9b thanked spacecoast_fl_zone_9
Marica 7 high Sierra's Ca 4,000ft
10 years ago
I think we all are thinking a lot about our plants as we approach Fall and winter. I will not dream about them.............
jedobaTX9b
Original Author
10 years ago
I remember thinking that I must have over watered it in the 'nightmare'. Thinking about it now, that's kind of obvious with it full of water.
Elena
10 years ago
Oh how funny!
eeyore94sooregon
10 years ago
Bad dream!

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