First bloom
9 years ago
Good afternoon, This is my first bloom on the first Adenium I bought in mid June. It started with 3 buds, 2 of them dried up and there may be another one starting. It spent 2 months outdoors this summer, and I first noticed the buds on 9-15-16.
Joe
First noticed 9-15-16
Today 10-20-16
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9 years agojoe (Wisconsin USA) thanked SoCal Stewart (San Diego, Ca Zone 10A/10B)- 9 years ago
Stewart, The plant was purchased at a local garden store, I don't know the species. These pic were taken 7-24 when I potted up to a 6 inch pot (following Rick's advice), maybe you can tell from them.
Joe
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