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Description Reviews

Clade: Asterids

Order: Gentianales

Family: Apocynaceae

Subfamily: Apocynoideae

Tribe: Nerieae

Genus: Adenium

Latin - Adenium Obesum

Family: Apocynaceae

Difficulty- Very easy

Season & Zone- Exposure: Full sun

Timing: The best time to sow your adenium seeds is in spring.

Starting: Sow seeds very shallowly only a few depths of 1.5-2 inches.

Growing:

Outside in hot climates, the plants can grow up to 9 feet tall and about 4 feet wide. But your container-grown Desert Rose will grow only a few feet high.

(2 seeds)

How to plant, grow and care for Adenium:

1. Submerge the seed for 1 to 4 hours in lukewarm, room temperature water.

2. You can use any kind of substrate, as long as the drainage is good. Coconut turf is ideal, just as is cactus soil that you can buy.

3. Plastic cups can serve you well as flowerpots during the first few months, and there’s no need for bigger pots. The only important thing is to cut out holes at the bottom. The depth of 1.5-2 inches (4-5 cm) is more than enough for the first few months of growth.

4. First you need to water the substrate, so it can lie down; and then afterwards put the seed HORIZONTALLY on soil and DO NOT PUSH IT. Then cover the seed with a very thin layer of substrate, do not go over 0.2 inches (half a centimeter). Water it again and be careful, as the water stream can move the seed or uncover it. Sprayers will be extremely useful for this task.

5. Keep the substrate MOIST during germination. You can cover the plastic cup with nylon and tie it with a rubber band, to keep the moisture at a high level. This is THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP for germination as it affects the germination percentage the most. The soil shouldn’t dry until the seed germinates, and it has to be damp (but not completely covered by water).

6. Uncover the nylon every day, so that the fresh air can come in. That nylon-pause should last 10-20 minutes, and then cover it again.

7. Your flowerpot has to be on a well-lit place, but UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES exposed to direct sunlight, because the seed will overheat in hot soil, and after germination, it

will burn out. Ideal temperature is up to 77 to 95°F (25 to 35°C).

8.When the seed germinates, it will usually dispose of the seed shell on the leaves on its own, but it’s stuck sometimes, and the leaves can’t open. If it doesn’t fall off in 2-3 days, feel free to GENTLY remove it, otherwise the seedling may die off.

9. During the first 2-3 months after germination, the seedlings need to be under a strong light and on a warm spot, up to 100°F (38°C). Only after 2-3 months you can slowly let your plant get used to the sun, but first expose it for an hour or two early in the morning or late in the evening, when the sunlight is not too strong.

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