Wilma and Sunshine are great babies.They were well behaved and didn't misbehave while you were giving them a new home😄❤️❤️I absolutely love watching you 🥰👏
I love how no nonsense you are. So straight forward. I respect that, Marie. I was given 5 tiny desert roses for Christmas. You give me confidence that I will be able to grow them just fine, zone 10a, Ft. Myers. Thank you Marie! Happy New Year!
Hi my friend I appreciate you comments I know a little but everything lol 😂 if you any questions please ask or call at 941 457 1172 thank you Maria’s garden A
I cut all those thin roots, it helps make a fatter caudex.but this one looks decent. I like mine to look like a bonsai not leggy. But that’s about how to prune as well. U have pretty plants.
Maria I really loved your video. I've had this plant for at least 2 years not knowing the name of the plant but bought it from home depot because it was di beautiful. Now I know it's a dessert rose and I learned what I need to do to take care of it. I'm from Chicago. Thank you do much.
Aida Lopez Hi my Aida very desert roses are very easy to care for if you have any questions please feel free to call me at 941 457 1172 thank you Maria’s garden
Nice video like always Maria people have to remember that you are in Florida…It all depends where you live. Over here in Southern California I use more of a perlite ..sand and a little bit of desert mix for my main soil.. our summers stay averaging around 90 and 100° so we need something that we can continuously water throughout the growing season …But also in the winter when our plants go dormant .. we can still water once in a while but have no worries about root rot.. I had several specimens that I had grown for about 10 to 15 years and one year was Curious about a couple of your soil mixes and how they would do out here in the West Coast I noticed all the plants that were repotted in your type of soil did not flower for the whole year and not only that I lost three very old plants that Had got some type of weird weird fungus and root rot these were very old specimens that were also giving seed pods before this incident. You have very nice plans but everybody needs to remember that it all depends on where you live and what your zone is if you’re on the West Coast remember you need something that drains fast like retarded super fast🤣🤙🏽🌺
Hi, I just came across one of your videos. I think I learned more from your video than I did from all the other videos I have watched regarding a Desert Rose. I have had mine for a couple of years trying to figure out how to get a big trunk. Now that I have watched your video, I am ready to tackle this... this weekend. I subscribed to your channel so I am excited to see what else I can learn. Thank you!
I love the way you take care of them . I name mine and I talk to them too , everyone ask me how they look so good. I tell them I talk to them 🤗 I also learn from you how to repot my desert rose. Thank you All the way from Barbados
I live in Port Charlotte and love your video’s. You have helped me greatly. I have 4 desert roses. One is not doing so good, I will lift the plant like you described and use your potting formula. Thank you, love to visit your garden. Carolyn Mack
Hi my friend the right time to repotted you desert rose it’s next spring 2021 not a this time they’re going dormant for the winter and you’re gone to say what winter in Florida yes we don’t have much winter but desert rose go dormant because they’re not growing for that reason they aren’t taking water either if you repotted they can get very dehydrated and may may not ever recover thank you Maria’s garden
@@MariasgardenGarden thank you so much for your recommendation of transplanting my desert roses. I will wait till spring. I ordered the pine bark nuggets miniature from Amazon and it is arriving today. Could not find them anywhere like Lowe’s or Home Depot. Love your videos, stay healthy and safe. Carolyn Mack
Hi Maria. I'm both a "liker" and subscriber from Lake Charles, LA. I love your videos and your passion for growing desert roses. I have 5 that I purchased from a vendor off of Etsy that are between 6-9" in height.They've been in 6" wide terra cotta pots for about 3 weeks now. Three have regained their leaves and 2 have not. It may be too late in the year for them b/c they're about to go into dormancy anyway. It's the day after Halloween (Nov. 1, 2022) and we are still warm here (in the 80's during the day) so I've been keeping them in full sun the majority of the day. At first I was worried about their leaf loss, then I found out that it's normal after being uprooted, wrapped in newspaper and shipped for 3 or 4 days without sunlight. I've learned a lot from your videos and happy gardening! 🪴
Love your videos Maria I think they're very informative and I've learned so much from you I have a desert rose or adenium which I've had for 14 years and I'm currently dealing with root rot and your videos I think you're going to help me a lot
Watching you work is a pleasure. Your desert roses are the most beautiful ever . I want to buy one this spring. Thank you so much for all your videos 🤗❤️
Oh Maria, you remind me of myself, I talk to my babies when working with them and name them too! I have my one and only and first ever, her name, but of course....Rose! I have had her for many years but unfortunately, for many years now, she and all of my other plants have had to survive or die. Rose is a survivor. Recently I have been able to begin to work on my plants again and get my soul therapy back on! YAY! It's a whole new learning process again and yesterday was Rise's turn. I wish I would've seen the video BEFORE I did the transplant. Rose is still a small plant and I don't want her to get to large just yet but did upsize her pot for growth. I've always used a cactus potting mix though so though is what I used again and I am used to washing away old soil a pulling away old spider web roots to encourage new growth than just before I set it down into the pot, I sprinkle rooting hormone. I guess I am just creating extra work for myself but Rose seemed to enjoy it and looked like she was turning greener as we went along! LoL I do think perhaps I set her down inside a bit low/dirt to high up so think I will raise her up while she is still in shock mode. I did not realize you should leave so much of the root on top of the soil. What I have used over the years for fertilizer is miracle grows bloom boost which of course is mixed to a liquid but I found I also have some "Bayer Advanced Rose & Flower Care" granules which I believe is also used to help control pests, I can't recall what plants I used it on since it has been so long that I was not even able to lug the hose around to water! Lost many plants to drought and yes, even here in Florida! I live in the Tampa Bay area but for some reason, the little city I am in, we are in a protected trough with all the rain going to the noth, south and east of us. Do you have a nursery? I would love to visit you sometime! We have been meaning to get down to Sanibel anyway!
Hi I was looking for the videos of you using the drill and hole saw cutting into the terra-cotta pots for drainage. I wanna show my friend who just purchased a desert rose.
I'm a fan of Maria. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. My desert roses are so awesome and I've even got my neighbour growing them now. I got seeds from my Uncle's garden and now have dozens of beautiful babies! Love your work Maria.... from Sunny Queensland, Australia.
Hey, Maria!!! My friend, I have been waiting for your video. Your desert roses are looking absolutely gorgeous, my friend! Thank you for the new mix and I have the pine bark mini's and the blooming fertilizer on my shopping list. I'm glad to see all the blooms! Take care, Maria, my friend. Stay blessed! ~MG
Yes you did change your potting mix to help drainage.I had root followed ur lead to cut it out.Then with loosened my soil with cocopeat ,compost ,perlite with sand for drainage. worked better . ,also you didn't clean the roots and base. Is there a reason or is it the season.
Call and ask her. She posted her number if anyone has any questions. I know which one but I would rather you get the information you need from her. Plus you would have her on the phone to ask any more questions that you might have for her. Her number is 1 941 457 1172. I really would encourage you to call her. Stay blessed! ~MG
Just call her and ask your questions. She even posted her number and I would be happy to give it to you too. It's 1 941 457 1172. Or even text her. Which is probably better. But you choose. Stay blessed! ~MG
Hi MARIA am talking to you from MAURITIUS in the Indian Ocean. What l want to say is in my country they don't have a clue what to do with these desert roses, and they sell a small plant a fortune. Anyway, l much appreciate the exposure you gave to us.
Hi Maria, I enjoy watching your videos and appreciate you sharing the Love and Knowledge you have of Desert Rose. I would like to know what BLOOMING Fertilizer you add when repotting 'The Babies'.
Love the video Maria! I have a few babies that need repotting and I'm excited to try the new soil mix... I love trying new stuff.. that's how we learn. Thank you very much😀
Hi Maria,I have been watching your videos and you're so cute in this video you remind me of Frida Kahlo,my favorite artist with the Flowers in Your Hair.I love how you take care of your babies and I love your names for them.Thank you for all that you share.I love watching you.
Hi Maria ,really love your desert roses ,they are so beautiful.i just started having them ,i have only one for now ,but i want to have more differents colors flowers.thanks for let us know how take care them.
I have two 35 year old desert rose plant that belonged to my late husband. I replanted them after his death 12 years ago because they were in smaller pots. They're healthy, hard and bloom. But I feel they are lacking nutrients. I never knew these beautiful plants required repotting every now and then. 🤔👍🏽
Hi my friend not worry many of us didn’t how to care for back them it’s possible they’re dehydrated or root bound all you can do to improve they’re life time by applying Epsom salt unscented around the trunk about three tablespoons and water very lightly until the salt disappears only and this will help the plant to get green and strong you see the difference with them two weeks, at this point that’s all you can do best to used the Epsom salt unscented in the bigger of spring when you temperature get between 60 to 70 degrees very light water thank you Maria’s garden
Good morning, would you please lmk what you added after the 80% line bark nuggets, and the 20% Pete moss….I didn’t quite catch it! Thx!!! Love your videos!
Hi Maria, I love your videos all of them. Love the flowers in your hair. I have been growing desert rose for about 6 months with some success. I want to make the Caudex much larger can you do a video on that. I have watched some Thai videos ;but, I can't understand what they are saying.
Bob C Hi Bob the best way to get you cuadex large is to use the right soil mix 80% pine bark 20% peat moss also mix some good fertilizer like 14-4-14 slow release also you need to cut the leaves in half to have all the energy in the.cuudex don’t cut the flower or the tips of the stems just the leaves if you follow my instructions you cuadex we’ll get bigger and bigger thank you Maria’s garden 🐝🐛🐝🐜
Hola! Would you please lmk what you added after the 80% mini pine bark and the 20% peet moss!? ???? osmocot? Didn’t quite get the full description! Thx and love your videos!
Mam I am your new subscriber,,, l live in India. Your adenium plant are very beautiful, look like your baby and you are also very cute. I like your plants and also you... Take care mam.
Maria, I just ordered a desert rose from you so when it comes do I need to repot it? Also is that custom growing mix just for nurseries? I goggled it and found that it’s Jolly Gardener’s soil products but there was no place to order it. Also, where do you get those beautiful large pots from? Keep doing your thing with your videos because I love them. Very informative and I’m glad that you decided to help us get desert roses to look like yours. Are you saying SULFUR for that little plant that wasn’t doing good and if so how much do you use and how do we know if the plant needs SULFUR? Love ya Maria and hope you’re safe from the hurricane!
Hi, Maria. :) I’ve seen several videos where people bare root the desert rose and hang them to dry for several weeks (in some cases months) during the dormant period before repotting. They say this gets the plant thinking there’s a serious drought and it stores more energy during this period and grows more rapidly when repotted again. What are your thoughts on this practice? Also I hope you and all your babies are safe with the storm rolling in. Cheers, from Texas.
Exactly! I dry mine out first. I also always cut off those tiny roots!! It helps the caudex. You notice most of her plants are leggy! Not bushy, I like a bushy desert rose, lists of branches. But that’s from doung a ‘hard’ prune!! Cutting just above the caudex. If u prune to high up, it can grow like a tree and leggy! Just saying. I dry my seedlings for a few days too. Every cut I use cinnamon to prevent fungus where the cut was made, u don’t need anything special from the store!!! Just cinnamon! You can see this plant, was pruned high! I would have pruned closer to caudex. Replant every year, and prune! See how her branches r very long, I prefer a bush, and it creates a lot of flowers when pruned for a bush. Look up pictures you’ll see what I mean, and the difference big time! I saw some in another video of hers where she pruned much shorter. Guess it depends on if u want it stemy, leggy or bushy.
Hello Maria. I saw that you mentioned that you are now shipping desert rosas to the US. Does that include that taller variety with less leaves like some of the ones you repotted in this video? I want one of those 😊🌹
I love how you are not afraid to get dirty!!, I learn a lot from you. Thank you.
Wilma and Sunshine are great babies.They were well behaved and didn't misbehave while you were giving them a new home😄❤️❤️I absolutely love watching you 🥰👏
Oh!I'm all the way from Trinidad and Tobago.🇹🇹🇹🇹Love your videos,very informative❤️
Woow nice you hve more this plant.i love this desert rose I hve here in my home garden
I love how no nonsense you are. So straight forward. I respect that, Marie. I was given 5 tiny desert roses for Christmas. You give me confidence that I will be able to grow them just fine, zone 10a, Ft. Myers. Thank you Marie! Happy New Year!
Love when u put flowers on your hair 😍. Thanks for all the new information of the desert roses Maria
Jackie Morin Hi Jackie I love flowers thanks for watching love Maria’s garden
Beautiful collection of dessert rose. Each one of them have different look, quite frankly never seen these many together and they are all massive.
Hi my friend thank you for watching my videos Maria’s garden
I love this lady. This is my first time watching her.
Bayky Thongsy Hi my friend thank you for subscribing to my channel love Maria’s garden
Beautiful massive desert roses there, I wish I was in America
I can see your passion for
Your plants! 💕
I love your videos, Maria! You help me so much with my Desert Rose. I live in Georgia. One of these days I’m going to get down there and visit you. ❤
Fantastic video Maria. I have learn't a lot.
Hi my friend I appreciate you comments I know a little but everything lol 😂 if you any questions please ask or call at 941 457 1172 thank you Maria’s garden
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I love how she talks to her plants, like I do to my dog. I’m a newbie to gardening and I never considered talking to plants before.
Redeemed Stone Hi my friend plant’s are very rewarding give you a lot blessings thank you for watching my videos thank you Maria’s garden
Aww thank you for the comment. I believe you as your plants are beautiful. God bless you too!
I talked to my plants too, I always give them compliments on how beautiful they look
I love watching your videos because I learn
You add so much fun, techniques, and knowledge.
Very educational.
Watching from Trinidad.
Thank you Maria! I absolutely love your videos and instructions.
Could you make a garden tour of your place? Id ove to see around
I repotted two plants yesterday. I learned what I know from you.
I 💚💚💚your very insightful videos. Gracias amiga
I cut all those thin roots, it helps make a fatter caudex.but this one looks decent. I like mine to look like a bonsai not leggy. But that’s about how to prune as well. U have pretty plants.
Maria I really loved your video. I've had this plant for at least 2 years not knowing the name of the plant but bought it from home depot because it was di beautiful. Now I know it's a dessert rose and I learned what I need to do to take care of it. I'm from Chicago. Thank you do much.
Aida Lopez Hi my Aida very desert roses are very easy to care for if you have any questions please feel free to call me at 941 457 1172 thank you Maria’s garden
You are my New Hero. Keep been the bad ass person you are. LOVE IT.
Ay Maria ur so funny good job😀
Iris Roldan Hi my friend Iris thank for watching my channel love Maria’s
Good job and very nice explanation 👍
thanks aunty for sharing ur knowledge !! this is the first video of yours that im watching
Hi my friend it’s possible you’re my sister son I hope you call me one day love maria’s garden
Nice video like always Maria people have to remember that you are in Florida…It all depends where you live. Over here in Southern California I use more of a perlite ..sand and a little bit of desert mix for my main soil.. our summers stay averaging around 90 and 100° so we need something that we can continuously water throughout the growing season …But also in the winter when our plants go dormant .. we can still water once in a while but have no worries about root rot.. I had several specimens that I had grown for about 10 to 15 years and one year was Curious about a couple of your soil mixes and how they would do out here in the West Coast I noticed all the plants that were repotted in your type of soil did not flower for the whole year and not only that I lost three very old plants that Had got some type of weird weird fungus and root rot these were very old specimens that were also giving seed pods before this incident. You have very nice plans but everybody needs to remember that it all depends on where you live and what your zone is if you’re on the West Coast remember you need something that drains fast like retarded super fast🤣🤙🏽🌺
Hi, I just came across one of your videos. I think I learned more from your video than I did from all the other videos I have watched regarding a Desert Rose. I have had mine for a couple of years trying to figure out how to get a big trunk. Now that I have watched your video, I am ready to tackle this... this weekend. I subscribed to your channel so I am excited to see what else I can learn. Thank you!
Beautiful flower
I love the way you take care of them . I name mine and I talk to them too , everyone ask me how they look so good.
I tell them I talk to them 🤗 I also learn from you how to repot my desert rose. Thank you All the way from Barbados
Hi Maria you are BEAUTIFUL just like your DESERT ROSE 😣✌️
I can’t stop watching her videos , she loves her plants as a babies.
You said in an earlier video that we need 2" all around now you are saying 5".Which is it
What fertilizer for blooms do you use
I agree she’s awesome 😊
Thank you for being so generous with sharing your practical knowledge and experience. Greatly appreciate your time and efforts.
I love the way you talk to your plant you can see take good care of them and name them so wonderful have a blessed day
Hi miss Maria you are a beautiful and open person.....many thanks for the advice...
Hi Maria .. I love the way you name and talk to the plants (your babies) .. Wilma and Sunshine are happy getting into a new pot ..
Lita Thomas Hi my friend thank you lol Maria’s garden
Dude your videos are awesome! Fun and I learn so much! Keep going
I am ALWAYS happy to learn new methods of growing/pruning & repotting adeniums. Thank you Maria
I'm always happy to learn new methods of repotting adenoids thankyou maria
hi you do good job nice plants l like plants too god bless you
I just got my very first desert rose, thankful for your videos sooo informative. ♥️♥️♥️
I live in Port Charlotte and love your video’s. You have helped me greatly. I have 4 desert roses. One is not doing so good, I will lift the plant like you described and use your potting formula. Thank you, love to visit your garden. Carolyn Mack
Hi my friend the right time to repotted you desert rose it’s next spring 2021 not a this time they’re going dormant for the winter and you’re gone to say what winter in Florida yes we don’t have much winter but desert rose go dormant because they’re not growing for that reason they aren’t taking water either if you repotted they can get very dehydrated and may may not ever recover thank you Maria’s garden
@@MariasgardenGarden thank you so much for your recommendation of transplanting my desert roses. I will wait till spring. I ordered the pine bark nuggets miniature from Amazon and it is arriving today. Could not find them anywhere like Lowe’s or Home Depot.
Love your videos, stay healthy and safe. Carolyn Mack
Hi Maria. I'm both a "liker" and subscriber from Lake Charles, LA. I love your videos and your passion for growing desert roses. I have 5 that I purchased from a vendor off of Etsy that are between 6-9" in height.They've been in 6" wide terra cotta pots for about 3 weeks now. Three have regained their leaves and 2 have not. It may be too late in the year for them b/c they're about to go into dormancy anyway. It's the day after Halloween (Nov. 1, 2022) and we are still warm here (in the 80's during the day) so I've been keeping them in full sun the majority of the day. At first I was worried about their leaf loss, then I found out that it's normal after being uprooted, wrapped in newspaper and shipped for 3 or 4 days without sunlight. I've learned a lot from your videos and happy gardening! 🪴
Hi Maria! Excellent knowledge and video how to grow transplant Desert Rose! You are so sweet and very helpful. Muchos Gracias!
Thank you Maria for your in person directions on Thursday from Jim and Lorraine for our older desert rose.
Thank you for your video. I have a baby, but want it to look like yours in a few years.
love your enthusiasm and energy!
You've done great job, great care for your plants. They are absolutely beautiful.
Love your videos Maria I think they're very informative and I've learned so much from you I have a desert rose or adenium which I've had for 14 years and I'm currently dealing with root rot and your videos I think you're going to help me a lot
wow! Those plants are AWESOME! Love the flowers in your hair!
Deborah Flowers Hi my friend I
appreciate you kindly call love Maria’s garden
Watching you work is a pleasure. Your desert roses are the most beautiful ever . I want to buy one this spring. Thank you so much for all your videos 🤗❤️
Jennifer Liebo love you thank you for watching my videos love Maria’s garden
Maria’s Garden , Love you too ! Thank you for being awesome! Love , Jennifer ❤️🤗
Love how you share your plant info after watering n cleaning plants with the hose I often turn it on my self as well quick clean up n cool down 🌵🌻
What time of year can you repot
I love your channel Maria. I have just taken over my mom's DS & even growing DS seedlings. Hopefully, i can learn a lot from u for my new hobby.
Oh Maria, you remind me of myself, I talk to my babies when working with them and name them too! I have my one and only and first ever, her name, but of course....Rose! I have had her for many years but unfortunately, for many years now, she and all of my other plants have had to survive or die. Rose is a survivor. Recently I have been able to begin to work on my plants again and get my soul therapy back on! YAY! It's a whole new learning process again and yesterday was Rise's turn. I wish I would've seen the video BEFORE I did the transplant. Rose is still a small plant and I don't want her to get to large just yet but did upsize her pot for growth. I've always used a cactus potting mix though so though is what I used again and I am used to washing away old soil a pulling away old spider web roots to encourage new growth than just before I set it down into the pot, I sprinkle rooting hormone. I guess I am just creating extra work for myself but Rose seemed to enjoy it and looked like she was turning greener as we went along! LoL I do think perhaps I set her down inside a bit low/dirt to high up so think I will raise her up while she is still in shock mode. I did not realize you should leave so much of the root on top of the soil. What I have used over the years for fertilizer is miracle grows bloom boost which of course is mixed to a liquid but I found I also have some "Bayer Advanced Rose & Flower Care" granules which I believe is also used to help control pests, I can't recall what plants I used it on since it has been so long that I was not even able to lug the hose around to water! Lost many plants to drought and yes, even here in Florida! I live in the Tampa Bay area but for some reason, the little city I am in, we are in a protected trough with all the rain going to the noth, south and east of us. Do you have a nursery? I would love to visit you sometime! We have been meaning to get down to Sanibel anyway!
Good job!
I am glad i found your channel. I love it. Keep it up Maria.
I enjoyed watching your video❤️very informative, thanks for sharing tips on repotting desert rose.
Very easy to understand your technique. Thank you
bettyboop78411 🐢😘
I carefully listened of what you explained... I'll try it for my Adenium plants too.
Shirley Villegas Hi my friend or you can ask any questions can may help thank you my friend thank you for subscribing Maria’s garden
Nice video
Hi
I was looking for the videos of you using the drill and hole saw cutting into the terra-cotta pots for drainage. I wanna show my friend who just purchased a desert rose.
This is informative and Maria is adorable. Would love to buy a few.
Hai Maria, the way you do the demonstration is very practical. I just love it!
What is the fertilizer you are using? Love our videos!
I'm a fan of Maria. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. My desert roses are so awesome and I've even got my neighbour growing them now. I got seeds from my Uncle's garden and now have dozens of beautiful babies! Love your work Maria.... from Sunny Queensland, Australia.
Thank you Maria your awesome, love your videos
Woww..
I haveike that kind of plant cause its nit hard to mnten..ur pretty with the flowers on ur hair.
Joy here from Philippines🇵🇭
My mother in law continue to cut the ones I have at home she never let them grow ☹️☹️☹️☹️
Hey, Maria!!! My friend, I have been waiting for your video. Your desert roses are looking absolutely gorgeous, my friend! Thank you for the new mix and I have the pine bark mini's and the blooming fertilizer on my shopping list. I'm glad to see all the blooms! Take care, Maria, my friend. Stay blessed! ~MG
Yes you did change your potting mix to help drainage.I had root followed ur lead to cut it out.Then with loosened my soil with cocopeat ,compost ,perlite with sand for drainage. worked better . ,also you didn't clean the roots and base. Is there a reason or is it the season.
Which blooming fertilizer did she used?
Call and ask her. She posted her number if anyone has any questions. I know which one but I would rather you get the information you need from her. Plus you would have her on the phone to ask any more questions that you might have for her. Her number is 1 941 457 1172. I really would encourage you to call her. Stay blessed! ~MG
Just call her and ask your questions. She even posted her number and I would be happy to give it to you too. It's 1 941 457 1172. Or even text her. Which is probably better. But you choose. Stay blessed! ~MG
🤗just catching up on all your videos
Very Beautiful garden you have😍🌺
Hi Maria, hope you are safe from hurricane. Your desert roses ate beautiful. Can't wait to order. Be safe
Hi MARIA am talking to you from MAURITIUS in the Indian Ocean. What l want to say is in my country they don't have a clue what to do with these desert roses, and they sell a small plant a fortune. Anyway, l much appreciate the exposure you gave to us.
Maurice Tyack Hi my friend thank you let me know if you have any questions
My plants are my babies too! I hope Wilma and Sunshine like their new pots! 🌱😃🌞
Hi Maria, I enjoy watching your videos and appreciate you sharing the Love and Knowledge you have of Desert Rose. I would like to know what BLOOMING Fertilizer you add when repotting 'The Babies'.
Love the video Maria! I have a few babies that need repotting and I'm excited to try the new soil mix... I love trying new stuff.. that's how we learn. Thank you very much😀
Wow. Maria you are unique!! Love your plants!! The clay pots are beautiful!!
Ok thanks! I love your videos.
I really like your videos! You are awesome!😘💓
Love the flowers in ur hair ,, flowers everywhere lv u Mirtha 😘😘🌸🌺
Thank you
Love it! I finally repotted all my Desert 🌹. Thanks for sharing 👍😊.
Hi Maria,I have been watching your videos and you're so cute in this video you remind me of Frida Kahlo,my favorite artist with the Flowers in Your Hair.I love how you take care of your babies and I love your names for them.Thank you for all that you share.I love watching you.
Virginia Tracy Hi my friend thank Maria’s garden
I love you’re hands.
# Thank You for the NICE VIDEO ! Feel like, having attended a SPECIAL CLASS ! All the BEST ! STAY SAFE ALWAYS !
Wow very nice hope I can see in personal your garden that's my gardening but lack of material's like what you are doing
Hi my friend if you don’t have the right material you can used any other things a longer you have good drainage thank you Marias garden
Hi Maria ,really love your desert roses ,they are so beautiful.i just started having them ,i have only one for now ,but i want to have more differents colors flowers.thanks for let us know how take care them.
I love your videos 😍🥰
I have two 35 year old desert rose plant that belonged to my late husband. I replanted them after his death 12 years ago because they were in smaller pots. They're healthy, hard and bloom. But I feel they are lacking nutrients. I never knew these beautiful plants required repotting every now and then. 🤔👍🏽
Hi my friend not worry many of us didn’t how to care for back them it’s possible they’re dehydrated or root bound all you can do to improve they’re life time by applying Epsom salt unscented around the trunk about three tablespoons and water very lightly until the salt disappears only and this will help the plant to get green and strong you see the difference with them two weeks, at this point that’s all you can do best to used the Epsom salt unscented in the bigger of spring when you temperature get between 60 to 70 degrees very light water thank you Maria’s garden
I love the way you love your adenium maria,..
So much respect for your love, care and efforts for these beautiful Adenium 💗💗💗
you are rock Maria!!!! thank you!
Thanks for all your advices!
Good morning, would you please lmk what you added after the 80% line bark nuggets, and the 20% Pete moss….I didn’t quite catch it! Thx!!! Love your videos!
Great! Thank you for sharing.. Stay safe and healthy. 👉👍🤝❤️🔔!!!
Hi Maria, I love your videos all of them. Love the flowers in your hair. I have been growing desert rose for about 6 months with some success. I want to make the Caudex much larger can you do a video on that. I have watched some Thai videos ;but, I can't understand what they are saying.
Bob C Hi Bob the best way to get you cuadex large is to use the right soil mix 80% pine bark 20% peat moss also mix some good fertilizer like 14-4-14 slow release also you need to cut the leaves in half to have all the energy in the.cuudex don’t cut the flower or the tips of the stems just the leaves if you follow my instructions you cuadex we’ll get bigger and bigger thank you Maria’s garden 🐝🐛🐝🐜
How does pine bark look like? Can anyone show me and explain where can i get this material? I'am from the Philippines. Thanks a lot.
Thanks yo Maria I went from running the streets to raising desert roses 😅
Thank you for your honesty. True.. we learn something new everyday.
Hola! Would you please lmk what you added after the 80% mini pine bark and the 20% peet moss!?
???? osmocot? Didn’t quite get the full description! Thx and love your videos!
Mam I am your new subscriber,,, l live in India. Your adenium plant are very beautiful, look like your baby and you are also very cute. I like your plants and also you... Take care mam.
Easy gardening plan Hi my friend thank you for watching my videos Maria’s garden
Maria, I just ordered a desert rose from you so when it comes do I need to repot it? Also is that custom growing mix just for nurseries? I goggled it and found that it’s Jolly Gardener’s soil products but there was no place to order it. Also, where do you get those beautiful large pots from? Keep doing your thing with your videos because I love them. Very informative and I’m glad that you decided to help us get desert roses to look like yours. Are you saying SULFUR for that little plant that wasn’t doing good and if so how much do you use and how do we know if the plant needs SULFUR? Love ya Maria and hope you’re safe from the hurricane!
Thank you for sharing! I hope everything goes well for ya'll during the storm! Love and prayers
I came across your video accidentally and I am impressed, I have a few and I thought the rootshave to be covered. I will report, thanks.
kate bajer will love this
David Godsrmanmade please send her the link to my channel I appreciate that thank my friend David have a very nice weekend
Hi, Maria. :) I’ve seen several videos where people bare root the desert rose and hang them to dry for several weeks (in some cases months) during the dormant period before repotting. They say this gets the plant thinking there’s a serious drought and it stores more energy during this period and grows more rapidly when repotted again. What are your thoughts on this practice?
Also I hope you and all your babies are safe with the storm rolling in.
Cheers, from Texas.
Exactly! I dry mine out first. I also always cut off those tiny roots!! It helps the caudex. You notice most of her plants are leggy! Not bushy, I like a bushy desert rose, lists of branches. But that’s from doung a ‘hard’ prune!! Cutting just above the caudex. If u prune to high up, it can grow like a tree and leggy! Just saying. I dry my seedlings for a few days too. Every cut I use cinnamon to prevent fungus where the cut was made, u don’t need anything special from the store!!! Just cinnamon! You can see this plant, was pruned high! I would have pruned closer to caudex. Replant every year, and prune! See how her branches r very long, I prefer a bush, and it creates a lot of flowers when pruned for a bush. Look up pictures you’ll see what I mean, and the difference big time! I saw some in another video of hers where she pruned much shorter. Guess it depends on if u want it stemy, leggy or bushy.
Hello Maria. I saw that you mentioned that you are now shipping desert rosas to the US. Does that include that taller variety with less leaves like some of the ones you repotted in this video? I want one of those 😊🌹