looking for Desert Rose (Adenium obesum) seeds

souf

12 years ago

Does anyone have a pretty good amount of seeds of desert rose they could send me?

Im trying to find these for a local technical college's horticulture program.

Thank you very much!

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ricjo22
12 years ago
have you checked out e-bay. there are adenium seeds there for sale from 10 to 1000 lots. I have ordered from a U.S. based seller (where the wild things grow) and was satisfied. but the real deals come from thailand and i have been afraid to order . A blog warned me that the colors they sell do not exist and have been photochopped to hook buyers. I would love to hear from any member that has ordered from them.
karyn1
12 years ago
I've ordered seeds from Thailand and been satisfied. Many of the sellers do photoshop their pics. Look for someone that has 100% + feedback, or close to it. Adenium seeds don't grow true anyway. If you want a specific variety you need to get a grafted plant.
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chara2
12 years ago
Mr.Ko is a reliable seller of the fresh adenium seeds on E-Bay. The seeds I purchased from him always had 95% and better germination rate. Also, his charge for shipping is $4 (if I remember correctly) regardless of how many seeds you need: 10 or 1000. I will try to find his seller ID and post here shortly, if you want.
chara2
12 years ago
The seller ID is adenium_ko.
On the other side: I have a few of my own adenium obesum seed-pods ripening now. They will be ready in a couple of weeks. If you are interested, please, e-mail me for the arrangements.

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