oh no

they are calling for rain ...rain ...tropical rain ....and tropical rain ....Time to bring my adeniums in AGAIN dont what them to get stem rot again!!! and my grass is over ass hight now what is it going to look like in a week?? a forest?? maybe that is why i am having more wild life seeking safety in my yard BUT my dog loves chasing them and killing most....

It is a moving day for me playing plant Chinese fire drill you out you in you out you in ......

mike

Mike you're a riot....

Kinda disappointing with the bloom nice dare red but thats it t=only good thing is its my only variegated adinium and i didnt pay only 5.00 and its is 5-6 yrs old.


the only other that is in bloom at this time well last night after rain..

hope for more soon

m

The second is nice. I have a variegated one; Blooms are not supper and not very vigorous plant. I can mail you a cutting once I am ready to trim , you can graft if you want

Yea my variegated grows so slow and if it was not only one i have it would not be taking up space i have so few leaves .
we will have to talk about trading stems

i will like to trade with several people that can take a good cutting that can make it quick to graft. but now is NOT the time way to hot every where in my opinion.

mike

Mike, I thought that the time to graft is during the growing season? I thought this was the perfect time. The few that I did are on my porch I thought it best not to have them in our oh so hot sun till the graft takes. But they are getting lots of light. I quickly got tired of the take em out bring em in thing. So, I put most in the ground, Now I've changed my mind again and putting quite a few back in pots but no more taking them in, survival of the fittest, I've had a long talk with them and they know; either grow or die.

yes its a great time to graft but not to ship its very hot unless you ship to a close person my boxes shipped out of state seem to be taking 4-6 days and that is usps priority mail and the stems i am afraid will wilt to much a lot of moving is due to they are small under 2 yrs and the stems are very green and if they stay wet they rot that is a big problem of using chemical fertilizers. they grow to fast and dont harden off. the big adeniums are out for good there is about 30 of them i will not bring in till call for frost or freeze