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My red seedling

11 years ago

This is a plant I grew from A. obesum seed purchased on eBay. I forget if that was two years ago or three year ago. Anyhow, it's taken a while for some of them to start flowering, but it's been fun seeing the results. This is a seedling of "Arrogant"

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plumeriafl
Original Author
11 years ago
I just looked up my eBay purchase history and can confirm this plant is 2 years old.
Marie Tran
11 years ago
Plumeriafl, it is good looking plant with deep red which is pretty color also.
Marie
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elucas101
11 years ago
OH WOW WOW WOW!!!!!!! That's a spectacular plant, great job there! And you got the "one in a million red from seeeeeeeed!"
averil
11 years ago
Absolutely gorgeous!! You must be so pleased with it
Averil
elucas101
11 years ago
Do you remember who you got your seeds from on eBay? Just curious, always looking for a good seller!

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