I have learnt a lot from you, I had an adenium that I got 3 years ago, and it was sitting in the pot being neglected and just watered every now and then, after watching your videos I took out the Adenium from the pot, cleaned the roots and pruned the stems, and followed all the instructions from your videos, and today I checked my adenium, it has rooted now and new stems are showing up. Really thankful for everything you share with us. I live in Dubai and the weather difference is there, but your tips have helped me nonetheless. I wish I could share my adenium pics with you. Thanks.
Omar Eazi Hi my friend very happy Plants thank you for repotted all I want to tell you this plants are very slow growing if you weather it’s higher than 70 degrees you need to water ones a week if doesn’t rain or when totally dry I think about the watering you’re doing a very good job otherwise be root rot but you need to lift it up every two year about 1 1/2 inch to two inch every time repotting you have a very amazing weekend Maria’s garden
@@MariasgardenGarden Hey Maria, thanks alot for replying and explaining these details to me, I'll keep the watering thing in mind, the temperature here is 81F, but in peak summer august it reaches above 115F. I think I'll need to water them more often. Thanks again for everything really appreciate you putting time into this for us. enjoy your weekend!
Hi Maria I am Bev in Australia just a little tip for you .You can dry your damaged roots with a hair dryer for 10 min then dust with cinnom and plant straight away hope this helps everyone Regards Bev Australia
Beverley Regan Hi Beverley Hi My Friend Beverly I see this done before but I not to sure to stress the plants to much thank for sharing love Maria’s garden
@@MariasgardenGarden Thank you Maria for reply I have used the hair dryer on Desert Roses that were planted in the ground the calex was very large and I had to cut it so I dried with the hair dryer put cinnom on they are going great now Love Bev in Australia
Wow so beautiful desert roses!🌺🌺🌺🌺 hello I am your new subscriber from Houston Texas I love love to plant so many different kinds of plants and I love your garden thank for sharing I have learned so much watching your videos and I just got a new big pot of desert roses today from plants for all seasons I hope I can take good care of it and look beautiful always 💗💗💗
Hi Maria! How are you? Could you use a cookie sheet/tray under the desert roses you put cinnamon on? Then you could recycle the cinnamon that falls off the plants. Just trying to help you save money buying more cinnamon. I know use a lot of it. Enjoy your day! Gerry 😎
More than welcome! I know how much you love your "babies" and want to protect them from root rot. Just trying to help you save cinnamon, money and your plants. Enjoy! Gerry 😎
Channie Bell hi my friend Channie i don’t recommend to repotted you desert rose because you think they need repotted you need to find out what is you USDA zoning number for you location and I can tell you the right time thank you Maria’s garden
Okay Maria, I got the nerves to clean my plant! I purchased my plant 4 days ago and I know for sure I did everything wrong.... I brought her home washed her and was not expecting the root to be what I saw 😂😂😂 (stupid me) I had already bought a pot not realizing how long the Caudex was (11in) under potted mark. Noticed plant had aphids sprayed the leaves with water and after potting it sprayed it with insecticidal soap 2x's two days apart since, I seen some more aphids come back. I did not fertilize it or cleaned the roots nor checked for soft roots. When I potted the plant I did not lift it either. Now, my plant leaves are turning yellow and falling off from my poor knowledge on the plant and the lack of proper care that I gave her when bringing her home. 😞😞😞 After 4 days of watching your videos and letting the 2 days of rain pass I said "I'm going for it" its sunny out! I got some scissor, alcohol, cinnamon and dug it back up. I washed up the roots trimmed the Caudex added lots of cinnamon and put her in a big cardboard box (not closed) put it in my garage and added a few big silica gel packets next to the plant in the Hope's that it will absorb any moisture being that I live in orlando Fl (and we have plenty of moisture). Now I just pray that in the 8 days of healing she gets stronger so when I plant her I can add osmocot and cinnamon and rocks, plus add extra holes on the pot. Will a clay pot round 1ft wide 10in long work for a Caudex 11in long 6in wide was never cleaned nor lifted, work for the plant? or should I get a bigger pot? if so, how big? and will any rock I use work for draining or should it be a specific type? Thank you so much! Soon I will be taking a drive to get 2 more plants but this time from you. 😊😊😊 keep you posted on my babys progress!
Hi Maria. I am in Florida also. I have a desert rose that I think I over watered. Some of the branches were soggy, so I cut them off and the inside feels very wet. I don’t want it to die. What do I do? It’s in a pot, but maybe wrong kind of pot. I didn’t water all winter, and watered twice in last week and about three soggy/soft branches, but a couple just starting to sprout leaves.
Hello Maria, I am repotting my desert rose for the first time. I live in Phoenix, AZ so very hot and dry climate. It’s spring right now. I washed the roots before watching your videos and realizing it should only be washed if there’s a rot problem. I added cinnamon as you suggested. Given I don’t have rot problem and weather here is extremely dry, should I still keep outside of pot drying for a few days? Or can I repot right away in this case?
Eric Pitts My friend Eric I’m assuming you plant has been repotted ok now what you need to do is place you desert roses under roof not direct sun not rain for about 6 to 7 weeks how to water by using the hose or a water can wet one inch of the soil in top only when dry about every four to five days after the six weeks process place out in morning sun if possible and water until the water comes out in the bottom of the pot when dry if you’re in raining season leave outdoors for rain doesn’t matter how much rain you have the plant need it thank you Maria’s garden
nerissa neri-kanai you leave it on when you plant please plant in dry soil and don’t water for two to three weeks after that please water lightly every two weeks thank you Maria’s garden
yes after repotting the plants need 7 to 8 weeks of recovery under a tree or bushes after 3 weeks you can water the top of the soil about 2 inches every time it is dry , after the plant show signs of new grow you can place for 3 hours of sun morning or afternoon if you don’t expose the plant to to much direct sun the plant will do much better shine and bloom more thank you have a great day
I raised two 10 year old desert rose plants in their pots a few months ago. I used your soil mix as suggested. Both are doing good however one has wide open dark green leaves and the other ones leaves are curled up on sides and are paler green. Why!
Greg Maguire sorry I wasn’t done writing if your local bring the plant by or text a picture of the plant and I will look at it 9414571172 ❤️Maria’s garden
A month ago i found many giant adenium trees in the mountain, we tried to take 1 the smallest about 3ft tall, since its summer here in saudi the flowers of adeniums bloom that it atracts flower lovers like me, we sent it home and i planted in the ground somewhere in my garden, but since its from the mountain it has only 3 branches with minimal flowers on it, can you help me on how to make it more branches so that it can prosuce more flowers too.. thanx for anyone who can help
Jackie Wangdali Hi my friend best to leave the plant alone and let grow for this year and next year before winter to trim each steam about to inch and the plant be ready for growing season best not to cut during growing and blooming time thank you Maria’s garden have a bless day Maria’s garden
D G hi the best time to prune it is in the winter also transplant and grafting that’s the time they are dormant from November to February and they don’t need any water during dormant season but that’s when we get busy to taker care of then and fertilizing ok when they are dormant
D G working hard in my garden building green house and benches for my baby where they can drain better thank you for watching my channel Maria’s garden
guly59591 hi my friend cinnamon in plant can do many things like encourage root grow also prevent funds in the soil also keep many insects 🐜 away and her dry steam after Triming you plants thank you Maria’s garden
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Your desert roses are beautiful I love how they all a Bloomin nice colors have a blessed day
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I have learnt a lot from you, I had an adenium that I got 3 years ago, and it was sitting in the pot being neglected and just watered every now and then, after watching your videos I took out the Adenium from the pot, cleaned the roots and pruned the stems, and followed all the instructions from your videos, and today I checked my adenium, it has rooted now and new stems are showing up. Really thankful for everything you share with us. I live in Dubai and the weather difference is there, but your tips have helped me nonetheless. I wish I could share my adenium pics with you. Thanks.
Omar Eazi Hi my friend very happy Plants thank you for repotted all I want to tell you this plants are very slow growing if you weather it’s higher than 70 degrees you need to water ones a week if doesn’t rain or when totally dry I think about the watering you’re doing a very good job otherwise be root rot but you need to lift it up every two year about 1 1/2 inch to two inch every time repotting you have a very amazing weekend Maria’s garden
@@MariasgardenGarden Hey Maria, thanks alot for replying and explaining these details to me, I'll keep the watering thing in mind, the temperature here is 81F, but in peak summer august it reaches above 115F. I think I'll need to water them more often. Thanks again for everything really appreciate you putting time into this for us. enjoy your weekend!
Thank you Maria for helping my desert rose, muchas gracias.
Alex Moreno Hi Alex Morena you welcome anytime feel free to call or text me at 941-457-1172 thank you Maria’s garden 🐛😂🐝🐛😂🐛
Hi Maria
I am Bev in Australia just a little tip for you .You can dry your damaged roots with a hair dryer for 10 min then dust with cinnom and plant straight away hope this helps everyone Regards Bev Australia
Beverley Regan Hi Beverley Hi My Friend Beverly I see this done before but I not to sure to stress the plants to much thank for sharing love Maria’s garden
@@MariasgardenGarden Thank you Maria for reply I have used the hair dryer on Desert Roses that were planted in the ground the calex was very large and I had to cut it so I dried with the hair dryer put cinnom on they are going great now Love Bev in Australia
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing flowers plans have a blessed day my friend
Wow so beautiful desert roses!🌺🌺🌺🌺 hello I am your new subscriber from Houston Texas I love love to plant so many different kinds of plants and I love your garden thank for sharing I have learned so much watching your videos and I just got a new big pot of desert roses today from plants for all seasons I hope I can take good care of it and look beautiful always 💗💗💗
Thank you for all your expert advice!!
Thank you for this video. What size pot should I use when transplanting my dessert rose?
you look like "the wages of fear " movie star....nice tips thanks
Much as gracias from Guam, Maria!
Hi Maria! How are you?
Could you use a cookie sheet/tray under the desert roses you put cinnamon on? Then you could recycle the cinnamon that falls off the plants. Just trying to help you save money buying more cinnamon. I know use a lot of it.
Enjoy your day!
Gerry
😎
HPE Teacher Hi my friend what saving money yes I’m in like the idea save money I think it’s a very good idea thank you Maria’s garden
More than welcome! I know how much you love your "babies" and want to protect them from root rot. Just trying to help you save cinnamon, money and your plants.
Enjoy!
Gerry
😎
Thank you Maria
I dug up my desert roses in September, should I try to replant now.
Channie Bell hi my friend Channie i don’t recommend to repotted you desert rose because you think they need repotted you need to find out what is you USDA zoning number for you location and I can tell you the right time thank you Maria’s garden
Wow that Desert Rose behind you is so luscious! How did u get it to have such abundance of flowers and large caudex? Love your videos
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Okay Maria, I got the nerves to clean my plant!
I purchased my plant 4 days ago and I know for sure I did everything wrong....
I brought her home washed her and was not expecting the root to be what I saw 😂😂😂 (stupid me) I had already bought a pot not realizing how long the Caudex was (11in) under potted mark. Noticed plant had aphids sprayed the leaves with water and after potting it sprayed it with insecticidal soap 2x's two days apart since, I seen some more aphids come back. I did not fertilize it or cleaned the roots nor checked for soft roots. When I potted the plant I did not lift it either. Now, my plant leaves are turning yellow and falling off from my poor knowledge on the plant and the lack of proper care that I gave her when bringing her home. 😞😞😞
After 4 days of watching your videos and letting the 2 days of rain pass I said "I'm going for it" its sunny out! I got some scissor, alcohol, cinnamon and dug it back up.
I washed up the roots trimmed the Caudex added lots of cinnamon and put her in a big cardboard box (not closed) put it in my garage and added a few big silica gel packets next to the plant in the Hope's that it will absorb any moisture being that I live in orlando Fl (and we have plenty of moisture).
Now I just pray that in the 8 days of healing she gets stronger so when I plant her I can add osmocot and cinnamon and rocks, plus add extra holes on the pot.
Will a clay pot round 1ft wide 10in long work for a Caudex 11in long 6in wide was never cleaned nor lifted, work for the plant? or should I get a bigger pot? if so, how big? and will any rock I use work for draining or should it be a specific type?
Thank you so much! Soon I will be taking a drive to get 2 more plants but this time from you. 😊😊😊
keep you posted on my babys progress!
elizabeth chavez hi Elizabeth I never see you massage I’m very sorry let me know how everything goin with you plant thank you Maria’s garden
Tks for your videos.I am fm Malaysia.Can you do a video on how to make the caudex /trunk big.Tks
Cheah Chor Eng you must a mind reader i just made a video on that which will be posted soon. Thank you for watching my channel. Maria’s garden
Hi Maria. I am in Florida also. I have a desert rose that I think I over watered. Some of the branches were soggy, so I cut them off and the inside feels very wet. I don’t want it to die. What do I do? It’s in a pot, but maybe wrong kind of pot. I didn’t water all winter, and watered twice in last week and about three soggy/soft branches, but a couple just starting to sprout leaves.
Hello Maria, I am repotting my desert rose for the first time. I live in Phoenix, AZ so very hot and dry climate. It’s spring right now. I washed the roots before watching your videos and realizing it should only be washed if there’s a rot problem. I added cinnamon as you suggested. Given I don’t have rot problem and weather here is extremely dry, should I still keep outside of pot drying for a few days? Or can I repot right away in this case?
Hello meria.what time is the best to repot adenium im living here in the philippines we onlt have two season summer and rainy season.tnx
azilem Fronda Hi Azilem love you phillippines the best time to repot prune grafting is in you winter time love Maria’s garden
Great advice! Those large desert roses behind you are absolutely beautiful!! How old are they??
MrRio424 HiMrrio424 my plants are teen thirteen years old they love me that’s why there beautiful thank you for watching my channel Maria’s garden
Hi , can you tell me what is powder you use to puted on the plant roots please ? Thanks 😍 😍 😍
Maria. After letting the roots dry in the shade from a trim do I need to introduce them into the sun gradually?
Eric Pitts My friend Eric I’m assuming you plant has been repotted ok now what you need to do is place you desert roses under roof not direct sun not rain for about 6 to 7 weeks how to water by using the hose or a water can wet one inch of the soil in top only when dry about every four to five days after the six weeks process place out in morning sun if possible and water until the water comes out in the bottom of the pot when dry if you’re in raining season leave outdoors for rain doesn’t matter how much rain you have the plant need it thank you Maria’s garden
can you leave them in pot or do you have to plant it on yard?
Ang vel hi my friend desert rose are pot plants only never in the ground thank you Maria’s garden
Hi Maria. Love all your advice!
I’ve got a question...
When repotting after 8 days, do I wash off the cinnamon or leave it on? Thank you!!
nerissa neri-kanai you leave it on when you plant please plant in dry soil and don’t water for two to three weeks after that please water lightly every two weeks thank you Maria’s garden
@@MariasgardenGarden Does this apply in Arizona hot dry weather too?
yes after repotting the plants need 7 to 8 weeks of recovery under a tree or bushes after 3 weeks you can water the top of the soil about 2 inches every time it is dry , after the plant show signs of new grow you can place for 3 hours of sun morning or afternoon if you don’t expose the plant to to much direct sun the plant will do much better shine and bloom more thank you have a great day
maria do you ever do any bonsai with your desert roses?
gal in oregon whelan hi gal yes bit a lot of my TH-cam friends didn’t like it love Maria’s garden
I raised two 10 year old desert rose plants in their pots a few months ago. I used your soil mix as suggested. Both are doing good however one has wide open dark green leaves and the other ones leaves are curled up on sides and are paler green. Why!
Greg Maguire every plant is different I’m sure your plants are ok not to worry my friend
Greg Maguire sorry I wasn’t done writing if your local bring the plant by or text a picture of the plant and I will look at it 9414571172 ❤️Maria’s garden
I need help with my old dessert rose
A month ago i found many giant adenium trees in the mountain, we tried to take 1 the smallest about 3ft tall, since its summer here in saudi the flowers of adeniums bloom that it atracts flower lovers like me, we sent it home and i planted in the ground somewhere in my garden, but since its from the mountain it has only 3 branches with minimal flowers on it, can you help me on how to make it more branches so that it can prosuce more flowers too.. thanx for anyone who can help
Jackie Wangdali Hi my friend best to leave the plant alone and let grow for this year and next year before winter to trim each steam about to inch and the plant be ready for growing season best not to cut during growing and blooming time thank you Maria’s garden have a bless day Maria’s garden
@@MariasgardenGarden thanx for the tips
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Best Grafting time adenium
Best Repoting time adenium plz tel me
Johnpaul Paul went there dormant on the winter that’s went you repotted grafting and prune winter time thank you Maria’s garden
Thanks
did not understand when you water it after the replanting - !!! please make it clear
When is the best time to prune?
D G hi the best time to prune it is in the winter also transplant and grafting that’s the time they are dormant from November to February and they don’t need any water during dormant season but that’s when we get busy to taker care of then and fertilizing ok when they are dormant
Maria’sgarden Garden Thank you! Love the videos please keep them coming!
D G working hard in my garden building green house and benches for my baby where they can drain better thank you for watching my channel Maria’s garden
What’s the cinnamon for?
guly59591 hi my friend cinnamon in plant can do many things like encourage root grow also prevent funds in the soil also keep many insects 🐜 away and her dry steam after Triming you plants thank you Maria’s garden
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