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Gweb adenium forum...read on please if you grow them.

greenclaws UK, Zone 8a

12 years ago

Hi there, a lot of us grow these plants and they seem to appear within at least 3 categories i.e. tropicals and plumerias but they mainly get written about over on the cactus & succulent forum, but, are neither a cactus or a succulent!

Soooo, I decided to ask Gweb if we could have a separate forum for them. I have had a reply from the Gweb admin and things are looking very promising. Firstly however, they need evidence to let them know it would be well used and that it's not just a wish of a couple of lonely adenium freaks! lol!!

Could I therefore ask you....if you grow Adeniums/Desert Roses and think this new forum would be helpful to you, (and I'm sure it would!), please log into the link below which is over on the c/s forum and write a line to say you would be willing to participate. Hope to hear from you.

Many thanks, Gill from the UK.

Here is a link that might be useful: link to adenium forum request

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animalcraker
12 years ago
I would love it if there was a seperate forum for Adeniums. I don't grow any at the moment, but I would like to eventualy try. It would be really nice if I could find growing information on them in one spot, like we have for our plumeria, instead of having to sift thru a few different forums to collect the info.
greenclaws UK, Zone 8a
Original Author
12 years ago
Animalcracker, hi there. Please therefore click on the link in my post above and write a line to say you would benefit from an Adenium forum just as you have done on here. The admin team know of my post over on the c/s forum so will be checking it out to see if I've had any responses as they need to see the evidence. Thanks for your interest.
Gill from the UK.
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