What bloom did you get for these KO seeds?
7 years ago
If you are growing any of these KO cultivars, please share the ACTUAL blooms you got ... I'd love to see them.
KO_59 - I think this is the same as Rinoa's Sugar Rush. Looks exactly like mine.
Adenium Obesum "80 KO_59" · More Info
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KO_70 X 110
A. Obesum "KO_70 X KO_110" - Mixed Hybrid · More Info
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KO_74
A. Obesum KO_74 · More Info
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KO_86
A. Obesum KO_86 · More Info
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KO_86 X Blue Spirit
A. Obesum "KO_Blue Spirit X KO_86" - Mixed Hybrid · More Info
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KO_127 X 13
A. Obesum "KO_13 X KO_127" - Mixed Hybrid · More Info
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KO_127 X 112
A. Obesum "KO_112 X KO_127" - Mixed Hybrid · More Info
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KO_127 X 123
A. Obesum "KO_123 X KO_127" - Mixed Hybrid · More Info
Thank you so much!
Maria Elena
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- 7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
One of my 1.5 y/o Rinoa Quartest went to seed and opened today. The plant is too young to be producing seeds. The pod was small and contained 9 large seeds. I have no idea what plant it crossed pollinated with ... Hope to see something interesting. Sharing so you can see the change in coloration that took place in the pod.
A. Obesum "Rinoa_Quartest" · More Info<><><>
These are the two blooms I've gotten from Rinoa Quartest so far:
- Maria Elena 
7 years ago
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