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update on my babies

8 years ago

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any suggestions? https://www.facebook.com/john.tobine/videos/1075461402506338/

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James (HI)

8 years ago

What type of adenium are those? I'm new to adeniums but all of yours look good to me congratulations on the germination rate. You did a real good job. Do you think you can put a guide on how you grew these or just give me tips? I'd really appreciate it. Thanks

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Dain (Zone 5a, high NM Desert)
8 years ago
What are you going to do with all of those?
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John Tobine
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8 years ago
sorry i just saw your post , im also new to this , but i do know i keep them dry as heck and very carefull to water 1 / week i have had 4-5 i lost to rot !
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John Tobine
Original Author
8 years ago
https://www.facebook.com/john.tobine/videos/1075461402506338/
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John Tobine
Original Author
8 years ago
i will prob grow them for a couple years and see where it goes from there , i do love them !!!
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John Tobine
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8 years ago
90 % are adenium obesium , and few other kinds sorry still trying to figure this site out lol
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halocline
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"any suggestions? " - YES! Put up a sign saying "Help Wanted", or, "Adeniums For Sale". :-)

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