Grafting Adenium 101: Great!

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By gone2seed
July 25, 2010

I will admit right here that my first attempt at grafting was a complete failure. Only one of twelve grafts survived and grew. It was almost enough to make me give up. What kept me trying was a couple of chance natural grafts that live on one of my plant benches. If these two could be secure grafts without any help from anyone, then surely I could get two pieces of adenium to grow together. My second attempt went somewhat better with nine of twelve succeeding. This will be my third try.

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Name: Charleen Alford, Florida (Zone 8a) Walk in Peace / I'm Timber's Mom. Ridesredmule Jul 26, 2010 12:22 PM CST
JT, it was a great article. Just got to get the nerve to do it. but it is very interesting. Brugmansia ***Carnivorous Plants ********Charley's Girls Posin Mule \| Quote \| Post #86005 (1)

Name: Jan Cape Coral, FL Sunshinesw Aug 1, 2010 2:47 PM CST
Very informative. Thank you for the step by step article. \| Quote \| Post #86006 (2)

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