How to Graft Adenium Desert Rose - Glue Technique 

Grafting double rose like a pro now?

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Bonjour, vous confirmez que ca marche réellement ? Ca a l'air presque trop simple pour être vrai

Thanks for your kind words my friend! I hope to continue to get better at this video stuff. Cheers!!

Adenium

Thanks for your comment. I’m not familiar with quick fix glue but it sounds similar to superglue. Basically it instantly bonds after a few seconds. But remember you are bonding the outside of the graft point and not gluing between the cuts. Thanks and best of luck!

@@growinggreenthumbs7497 Thank you for your valuable suggestion.

I haven’t tried other brands but I don’t see why other super glue won’t work.

It should be done relatively soon as you don’t want to let it dry and callus over as it will prevent a union. Thanks for watching 👍

Hi yes it’s normal superglue

Kiwi Land I would wait for warmer weather before trying to prune or graft it. You will have better success. Thanks for your comments!

Yes actually that is normal. Just need to maintain slight moisture with the clear bag. Best of luck!

Just around the edges, you don’t want glue on the cut as it would create a barrier. Thanks for your question and for watching!

sk nayum Wait until you see new buds growth. Usually takes about 1 month or so. You can always take it off and check and put it back on.

You can but you will have more success in the spring. Once the cold comes everything goes dormant and you may lose the graft easier. Best of luck.

From what I read, mighty bond is a superglue that is instant as well so should work. I just never used that so can’t comment on how safe it is.

Hi David, thanks for your question. I envy you living in South Florida. I would keep in mind your winter season and night time temperatures. Although during the day may be warm, if your night temperatures get below 70 degrees, it would lessen your chances of success. Ideally 80 and above with high humidity. Also with your rains , i would watch your watering as well. Hope that helps a bit. Thanks again!

@@growinggreenthumbs7497 Thanks Robert so what do you suggest is the best time of year to do this for example late Oct-Nov or / and late Feb-Mar-Apr

I would say in April, May, June, July and early August to be on the safe side.

@@growinggreenthumbs7497 excellent thanks so Summer time is best then I was thinking it be way to hot to do so but will try it out here is a new vid idea i see your last one was a few years back on how to pant the seeds your method is different that most our there what I seen is they let the seeds that are going to be used soak in a container with warm water for like 24 hrs then they plant them more or lees like on your vids but keeping the soil humid by keeping in like a topperware / plastic container closed lid or zip lock i have even seen putting seed ins a damp paper towel and leaving it in a the plastic container also whats the best time of year to do this as I have not had any luck doing any of these methods thanks again

Anytime. It’s never really too hot because remember, you need to put these in the shade right after you graft to let it recover. I do plan to do another sowing seed video for sure. I actually have done all the methods you mentioned with success. Although spring and summer time is ideal to do that, most importantly you just have to keep the warmth up. You can do this artificially with heat mats or warm lighting.

Have you tried? Did it work for you?

@BE_A_27_SHUBHAM_ MADHAVI do you know how mature a addenium seedling must be to graft to a mature plant? I have 50 or more seedlings various mixes i want to graft to my pink/whites.

Haven’t tried that but could possibly work. If you do try it, let me know how it goes.

Did you try this?

Hi it is called super glue. You can use just about any brand.

Keep trying. Be sure to not over water it and ensure the graft has enough time in the shade to recover. Don’t give up.

Im having the same results...keeps rotting

Hi I used super glue

Hi depends on you weather but the main reason for the clear plastic is to see new growth. Once you see growing it’s a good sign you can remove. Generally it would be between 4-6 weeks in summer time. Thanks for your comment!

4 grafts done...two successful ❤️

Just medium pressure and hold long enough for the glue to dry and hold. Shouldn’t take more than 10 seconds.

It’s super glue in the United States. It’s a fast drying glue.

Yes that’s correct

Could work but challenge is you would have to secure it long enough for the glue to dry.

@@growinggreenthumbs7497 good point. I went with super glue. I think some of mine dried up tho. House long did it have to be wrapped in plastic bag?

Correct it is just an example of a grafted plant in bloom and the result you can have. Thanks

It’s called Super Glue in the United States. It’s a very quick drying glue.

Danke

Hi no we are 3.5 hours north of Austin.

Correct, in my video I noted that it was an example. If it was the same plant , I would have needed to wait many months. Thanks

Wait until weather is consistently warm above 75 degrees Fahrenheit for best results. Best of luck to you! Thanks