Potting Up Adenium (Desert Rose) Seedlings for Fat Healthy Plants

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I have some seedlings that are just under 4 months old that need to be repotted. Join me as I discuss soil, pot sizes and hurricanes.
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0:00 Intro
2:25 seedling pot options
3:06 potting soil mixtures
8:00 Potted up Plants

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12 июл 2024

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@CarlDoesStuff Год назад

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@antoninalopez3656 Месяц назад

I'm a new mom to a desert rose plant. I bought mine in December 2023, and it had a few flower buds that didn't open yet. A month or so after, her beauty started showing when the flowers opened, and she's still flowering and has grown a bit now in June 2024. She's still in the same soil that I bought her in, consisting of sand, bark, and compost (she seems happy) and in full sun, I fertilize once a month, and water when she is almost dry. Her roots are coming out the bottom of the pot. We are going into the winter season, so I'll just rearrange her in her pot and give it a light prune once spring / summer starts. I do hope I don't damage her, hence collecting as much information as I can 😊

@CarlDoesStuff Месяц назад

Sounds like she is going to flourish!

@carolficorilli9768 2 месяца назад

great video

@castleviewfarms7247 Год назад

Hi there. At 1:47 in your video I see 2 desert roses that appears to be pruned down to the caudex. I too did the same thing about a year ago and have had no new growth. I anticipated many new branches but sadly I’m left with just the stump. It’s in good health and I still find it attractive, can you tell me if yours ended up putting out new growth? I don’t know what to do with mine now. Thanks!

@justisdesertrosegarden4140 Год назад

Heyyyyyy Carl. Love your lil babies and watching your process. Question? I’m a new Desert Rose Gardner and I germinated my seeds from my own plant. I’m afraid of overwatering them, which I’ve done a few times. I want them to grow. I’m in Florida also. Any suggestions?

@CarlDoesStuff Год назад

These guys are easy to sprout but really hard to mature in my experience. I am going through experiments right now but what is working for my last batch was fertilizing early. When I get more data I will post.

@justisdesertrosegarden4140 Год назад

@@CarlDoesStuff Mine are 2.5 months old. I started with 28 and have only lost a few, but still trying to get them fat. I am using NPK 19 19 19 every two weeks and bone meal once a month starting two weeks ago after I repotted them. We shall see. SN: Im also a huge fan of Maria’s Garden 🤓

@CarlDoesStuff Год назад

@@justisdesertrosegarden4140 They don't grow fast.