Adeniums
Moderator: Izhar
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Re: Adeniums
Beautiful , i wish i could have them , nice plants. it maybe because of grafting.
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Re: Adeniums
These adeniums are grafted.. the first bloom looks like a wild type which is in my opinion from the root stock while the bloom in the second pic is from the graft..
Re: Adeniums
Thanks Azhar. Maybe Adnan did not mean to give one that has been grafted but I am happy he did
. Still meaning to come visit your garden. Maybe aft the monsoons (if we get any) and Ramzan.

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Re: Adeniums
Johara, all the adeniums with double flowers are grafted just like roses because the rootstock desi adenium has a strong and disease-resistant root system..
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Re: Adeniums
and you are most welcome in my garden.. 
