Adenium obesum...Life-Span, and Ultimate Size
bronxfigs: New York City/7b
12 years ago
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I would like to ask some questions:
The Adeniums that I see for sale are probably selected forms, or hybridized for flowers. Assuming that they are grown well, will they become as large as the wild, plants....eventually becoming small, fat, trees, with a few branches on top? The photos of "wild" Adenium show plants with "Baobab"-looking fat trunks, 2-6 meters tall. Will cultivated Adenium have this potential also?
Should Adenium have a cooler rest period, or, should they be kept growing year round, in full, sunny windows?
Any good books on Adenium culture/growing?
Thanks for the help.
Frank
cwcervantes
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