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Adenium
rcharles_gw

ADENIUM BLOOMS from Seed

9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago

I have compiled a group of photo's from some friends that live in Australia. In Australia they cannot bring in Grafted plants (quarantine makes it either not possible or too costly) as many of us can. So they are left purchasing seed from reputable suppliers or using their own hybrids for crossing to produce new blooms.

All these Photo's are not mine and permission has been granted to myself to post them.

These first are a few from one grower.

These next ones are from Sandy's Adeniums.

www.sandysadeniums.com

These se are from another grower Cheryl Acford.

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  • 9 years ago

    A few more photo's of Cheryl's.


    Christine is from Australia and I know that she has some remarkable blooms she has grown herself from Seed.

    I wanted to show these so that it would confirm that we can get some remarkable blooms such as the ones above. These people have been growing these for decades and using their own hybrids to produce new blooms. Remembering that they have most likely started more seeds than we will ever start and they can keep them outdoors all year.

    They have purchased seed from both Ko & Rinoa. Many others also.

    Rick

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