How to grow Desert Rose (Adenium) from seed with results
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Edit 8/1/2022: Want to see an update of these seedlings and what happened to them? Click on this link here: • Adenium obesum Caudex ...
I will be showing you guys how to grow desert rose or Adenium from seed and the video will contain its progress all the way up till late autumn/fall, enjoy.
You can find adenium seeds on the same website I got them from:
rareplant.me/
00:00 Intro
00:50 Step 1: Treating the seeds
01:33 Step 2: Planting the seeds
03:50 Step 3: Germination and care
16:30 Step 4: Overwintering
20:24 Ending
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Wow, I should have watched this before I planted my seeds. I soaked them for 24 hours then put them in a little tray with 50% peralite 50% soil never thought about sterilizing it. Then stuck the little tray into a ziploc bag. I have some that have germinated..Now I'm worried they're going to get moldy. UGH....at least I found you. Thanks for all the information.
I sowed my seeds in quality potting soil, all germinated..it’s about 7 months old now, no problems at all.
I haven't seen this idea of sterelising...u are good bro🙏👏
Thanks, it is quite effective.
THANKS, TOBY, YOU HAVE SHARED SO MUCH. NOW I KNOW WHY SOME SEEDLING GAVE UP ON ME!
Thank u for showing how to plants the seed.i love Adenium
Just want to say thanks for this video, a great "what to expect video" I live in zone 9, sowed 12 seeds on 11/20/20 and all 12 are tall and growing beautifully in just 15 days. One is entirely pink where all the other ones look just like yours. I do have them individually in 2 in pots so if they all survive through this winter I can attend to their needs individually. I already have to top dress to keep them from flopping because I think they are stretching. I am taking the tray out to natural morning sunlight since they are quite large now even though everyone says indirect sunlight only. Anyways just want to share my experience in case it will help some one on this topic. I have about 3 mos experience w/succulents so that's saying alot about how fun and rewarding this can be for anyone! Thanks again for sharing this video of your experience!
I live in zone 9 to what soil could I use
You can use any free draining soil with minerals in it.
@@SassyCassie. To make soil free draining the cheapest method is to get some chicken grit from a farm and feed store:) Or you can buy things like: turface, pumice or any bonsai materials. I also use a little bit of coco coir because I have it, although you don't need it.
@@TobyJin where are u living ? What country ?
I only grow adenium successfully from cuttings. Then one of my plant developped a pod and I left it there. After a couple of months, the pod dried up and cracked, the seeds developped tiny long tentacles at each side and started to fly away. I caught some of them and placed them on the pots. I hope they will germinate. Thanks for the video.
I also grew with same method । Sterlizing coco peat mix with boiling hot water before planting seadlings
Thank you for information God bless you and your family 🌸👍🌹🌷🌻🍁🌿🍀
Very informative. Thanks so much man 💯👍🏾
Great video, very informative. I will try to germinate the seeds once the comes. Thank for sharing Toby👍new subbed 704
I microwave my soil for about 3-3.5 minutes, stirring halfway with a sterile spoon, to sterilize the soil.
Yes, microwaving the soil can also work, I've seen people do that before.
Woow nice host I hve lot of this desert rose flowers
thank u 🙏🏾💚
Very detailed video thanks will try this as I have fresh seeds from my plant
They are beautiful... I have 12 seedling and they are about 2 weeks old. I wanted to know if I can repot them or add more soil because I didn't add enough soil in the beginning.
I would wait until the seedlings are a bit older until you repot them, if they are starting to lean or fall over because of lack of soil, you can add more or use grit as top dressing
@@TobyJin Thank you so much for getting back to me. I will use a little more soil and put grit also.
Hello!
Where is a good place to buy seeds to grow?
I didn't order any seeds, my plant started growing a pod that i thought it was an abnormal flower
Hi, thank you for video. Very informative 😊 just quick question, not sure if it was in video and I missed it, but what kind of soil do you use? Is it regular or do you mix with sand?
For seedlings, I just use regular cacti and succulent mix that you find from stores, for older plants, I use the mix as shown in this video of mine: ua-cam.com/users/shortsbNTBQeAPtR4
Just subscribed. Didn't have trouble with sprouting these guys they just never got any bigger. Might have needed more light.
Sprouting them is easy, however, you need warm temperatures and strong lighting for them to do well.
I grew my adenium from seeds as well and it’s now a month old, how come the caudex is thicker like yours? Do I need to put some fertilizer too?
Different types of Adeniums will have different caudex sizes, I did not add extra fertiliser to my seedlings in the video. The batch I sowed in the video is a couple of months younger than the other ones you see which is why the caudex is larger on those.
I want to try this kind of germination seedlings
I encourage you to give this a go as it is quite simple and rewarding.
New to these cute plants follow the label to sow the seeds, did noting special just potting soil all germinated just covered tray with plastic, yet wondering what top dressing you are using. I found something similar yet not sure it is the right stuff.
It doesn’t really matter what you use as long as it can aerate the top. You could use really coarse sand, pumice, scouria, etc.
@@TobyJin thank you for responding ;)
Hey Toby,great video man!!! Question im doing alot of seedlindgs.what space should i put in between each seedling?im planning on using a tray with glad wrap is that ok?i was thinking 1 to 2cm per seed,what do you think?
2-3 cm spacing should be enough if you're using a large tray.
@@TobyJin have you ever grown with a light?
@user-kn9yd7vq7k no, I have never used grow lights.
I have a plant 2+yrs old and each time they begin to flower they seem to wilt and die, what could be the reason. Thank you Tony
It may be because the plant is still young and is struggling to flower? I'm not sure, I haven't had this happen to my plants before.
your information is great. but your camera is going crazy. I got a little bit dizzy.
I know, this is one of my relatively earlier videos, when I get more Adenium seeds I am planning on making a better version of this video.
I know when they are still seedlings you need to keep the soil moist but at what point do you back off on watering and keeping moist? I have seedling that are a couple months old that are browning and I’m wondering if it’s due to overwatering?
Initially, I just let the soil dry naturally as the seedlings don't use that much water anyways, and once the soil dries out I then water them. If they are browning, it's most likely due to fungal issues. Remove those seedlings and applying systemic fungicide should do the trick to keeping the rest healthy.
@@TobyJin appreciate you’re help thank you!
Where do you get that type of container? Can I just use a pot with holes?
Yes you can, these rectangular containers are just take away containers that I burnt holes into the bottom.
Does plastic tupperware have holes on the bottom?
I am not sure but you can always find any sort of plastic container and poke holes using a hot nail yourself
What kind of potting medium should I use?
Any well drained mix can work, in the video, I just used store bought cacti and succulent mix as they are just seedlings, but when they get older, I used a potting mix that only contained 50% organics in order to reduce the amount of water being retained.
Most of the time do they grow vertically on their own?
They may grow upwards normally but if you notice them leaning, just help them a bit and prop them up with something.
I need your help my seed germinated but after couple days died.
Please
Is it possible to give a description on how they died?
When do you let the seedlings get light? And for how long?
I put these seedling in part shade, the same conditions that I grow my Gasterias. I will have a video soon showing what happened to some of these coming soon. Basically, the ones that I put in full sun after just 1 season of growth didn't seem to enjoy it as the growth wasn't that good and on some of them, the caudex got a bit damaged in the hottest days of summer. The ones in part shade did much better as they only get a couple of hours of direct sun a day. So I would say after germination, keep your seedlings in part shade for around 2 years before slowly acclimatising them to full sun if you can. I haven't tried acclimatising them in the first year of growth, so I think when they are around 3 years old, you can put them in full sun.
Tanong ko po ilang buwan bago mamulaklak mula ng ipunla ang buto? At saan at magkano nabibili ang mga buto?
Seedlings should bloom in a couple of years from sowing and I got these seeds from rareplant.me/ just check with them first to whether they are able to ship seeds to you due to COVID-19 restrictions (I apologise if I misunderstood your question as google translate did a poor job translating the question)
What season do you sow the seed?
In spring when the weather begins to warm up, but you can also sow them in summer, I just prefer to give them a slightly longer growing season so they are a decent size before they go dormant.
For those of you who asked for an update, here is the video: ua-cam.com/video/KR699whxLh8/v-deo.html
Wait what kinda soil and how long exactly do you leave the lid on and about how often should I water it please I live in Florida and it’s very hot!
During the hottest weeks, you might want to keep your seedlings in some shade and I would not recommend more than 2 waterings a week.
Can't you just plant the seed vertically instead of laying it on its side
The seed is quite symmetrical and it can be difficult to tell which side the root will come out of so it is safer to lay it on its side.
What is the soil Type?
Just store bought cacti and succulent mix that has been sterilised with boiling water.
Do u water them after leaving them in the container? Like how often do u water or mist it?
I waited for them to germinate and opened the top, when the water in there has dried, I then watered again, at this stage, I water them once a week as they develop.
@@TobyJin thanks man I followed your steps I’d update on them
Hey thanks man your method was great all 23 of my seeds germinated
@@935Gio That's good to hear, now you gotta keep them alive, if you want to see some of the mistakes I made, you can check out the update I made.
Update?
The update of the seedlings are out.
So no need to cover seeds with soil?
No, you don't need to.
Did you try to grow them in the sand?
No they were grown in cacti and succulent soil mix
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I like ur video but plz don't touch the new grow seedlings.
Sorry I don't quite understand what you are trying to say, what are you referring to when you say 'without touching'?
Just
Sterilizing the soil with boiling water... genius!
Good, but u don't know how to grow seeds n no knowledge abt soil.. Lol just its my opinion
This video is so wrong!!!