Beautiful big adenium! I started my collection about 3 years ago and I have 9 plants now. I love watching all videos for any information I can find. Thank you!
Last year, I bought my first adenium obesum (pink flower) at East Park mall in Lusaka. It grew very well for the past year, flowering most of the year. I'll probably have to repot soon as the side branches are starting to get top heavy and drooping down, still flowering. I maybe even have to prune it, hence me searching on when and how to prune. Rainy season hasn't brought us much rain yet, and it's still very hot. I bought another, a varigated two different colour flowers, last week from the same lady. Thank you for this video.
Thanks for the information! Im trying to grow another adenium. My first one got tooo soaked during our desert monsoon. I left the pot out in the rain & my caudex just turned to mush. I’ve got to master this exotic plant!
Sorry to hear your desert rose rotted. It's really easy to lose a plant that way. Just be sure to keep an eye on them. Here is how we deal with our desert roses if they get an extreme case of rot: ua-cam.com/video/3xBQZgF_s7k/v-deo.htmlsi=ywQlHuHje8XB2MMr
I am a Garden Lady @ Home Depot so we received 30 babies & 6 larger & 2 Very large Adeniums. I’ve created signs with important info about them. Things Ive learned the hard way! It’s all about learning from your mistakes. Growing things in the Southwest can be very tricky in Summer🔥…i collect rainwater & then dish it out to patio plants.🪴
Thank for your information. I had 3 desert roses for 17 years. One of my desert roses this year, got bad root rot. I couldn’t save it, and I lost it. I was devastated. Then 2 months later, I noticed my other 2 old ladies had started to get root rot also.. I took them out of soil, removed all the root rot and washed all the caudex and roots. I trimmed all the branches this spring. I repotted with new soil. Should I trim leaves and flowers with this hot weather, again?
Hi. I'm not sure where you are but we find one one of the issues in root rot has to do with overwatering, or too much moisture. I would avoid trimming the leaves but focus on drying out and removing the rot. Here is how we usually deal with root rot: ua-cam.com/video/3xBQZgF_s7k/v-deo.html.
@@greenspacezambia Thank you so much for your response. I'm located in deep South Texas. I will remove any visible root rot and let them dry out before repotting. Your video was one of the best information on desert roses, I've seen. Thank you.🥰
Beautiful big adenium! I started my collection about 3 years ago and I have 9 plants now. I love watching all videos for any information I can find. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Beatiful your plants, i love it Saludos from El Salvador
Gracias for the support!
Thank you for the great information! Your plants look wonderful! 🙂
Thanks for watching!
C'est un plaisir de voir une africaine avoir une passion pour l'adenium au Sénégal les femmes passent leur temps à décorer leurs ongles
Merci beaucoup
Thank you for all of the great information Aunty! I appreciate you!
Thanks Tommy!
Last year, I bought my first adenium obesum (pink flower) at East Park mall in Lusaka. It grew very well for the past year, flowering most of the year. I'll probably have to repot soon as the side branches are starting to get top heavy and drooping down, still flowering. I maybe even have to prune it, hence me searching on when and how to prune. Rainy season hasn't brought us much rain yet, and it's still very hot. I bought another, a varigated two different colour flowers, last week from the same lady. Thank you for this video.
Good luck with your desert rose. They are a labour of love, but so worth it!
Magnifique et très éducative. Congratulations
Nice video. You could use a new blade or utility knife for sharp cut of the roots mostly on the caudex. Regards from Ghana.
This is so informative, thank you Aunty Mwiche for sharing your wisdom! It shows In your beautiful collection 😍 going to try some of these tips now ❤
You are so welcome
Good morning maam long timeitaking of adenium ,ineed seeds, help please.
Well explained information aunt
The bigger the better... that's what they all they say.... some nice roses there
Outstanding video !! Saving to my video collection. Thanks so much!!!
Congratulations on getting started. There is nothing as satisfying as growing your own food.
Thanks for the information! Im trying to grow another adenium. My first one got tooo soaked during our desert monsoon. I left the pot out in the rain & my caudex just turned to mush. I’ve got to master this exotic plant!
Sorry to hear your desert rose rotted. It's really easy to lose a plant that way. Just be sure to keep an eye on them. Here is how we deal with our desert roses if they get an extreme case of rot: ua-cam.com/video/3xBQZgF_s7k/v-deo.htmlsi=ywQlHuHje8XB2MMr
I am a Garden Lady @ Home Depot so we received 30 babies & 6 larger & 2 Very large Adeniums. I’ve created signs with important info about them. Things Ive learned the hard way! It’s all about learning from your mistakes. Growing things in the Southwest can be very tricky in Summer🔥…i collect rainwater & then dish it out to patio plants.🪴
Your video was very informative thank you 😊 ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Great video thank you. 😍😍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi nice video ,
what do you use to heal wounds that may encounter.
She uses cinnamon on the cuts she makes but otherwise, if there is stem rot, the best is to just remove that section and let it dry out.
Thank for your information. I had 3 desert roses for 17 years. One of my desert roses this year, got bad root rot. I couldn’t save it, and I lost it. I was devastated. Then 2 months later, I noticed my other 2 old ladies had started to get root rot also.. I took them out of soil, removed all the root rot and washed all the caudex and roots. I trimmed all the branches this spring. I repotted with new soil. Should I trim leaves and flowers with this hot weather, again?
Hi. I'm not sure where you are but we find one one of the issues in root rot has to do with overwatering, or too much moisture. I would avoid trimming the leaves but focus on drying out and removing the rot. Here is how we usually deal with root rot: ua-cam.com/video/3xBQZgF_s7k/v-deo.html.
@@greenspacezambia Thank you so much for your response. I'm located in deep South Texas. I will remove any visible root rot and let them dry out before repotting. Your video was one of the best information on desert roses, I've seen. Thank you.🥰
Which part of lusaka are you located?