Repotting My Desert Rose
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- Опубликовано: 1 мар 2020
- Repotting this big boy has been a little overdue. Luckily this didn't take too long and I wanted to show you guys the easiest and best way to do it. Make sure you watch the entire video if you plan on repotting your desert rose any time! Plant prudently!
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I would suggest taking an easier approach to caring for this plant. The only thing you need to do to take care of this plant is raise it 2 inches above the original soil line every so often (can be done every 3 to 4 months or every year or so depending on how big you want the caudex to be). You do not need to prune the roots or add any additional nutrients to the plant. I would also recommend not using this sort of soil as it can potentially lead to root rot because of how compact it becomes, something like a 70/30 blend of pine bark and organic material would be best. You can also trim the branches back if you would like to keep it short. For every branch you trim back, apply cinnamon to the wound and soon you will have 3 to 4 more new branches appearing.
thank you for the info about applying cinnamon to the wounds
You are supposed to "raise the plant, in the pot or in the ground when replanting. Only cut the small roots on the upper sides as you will be raising them out of the soil. This will give you a more visible base which is one of the best characteristics of a Desert Rose.
I live in Florida I finely got pots this year and planted some of them give some to neighbors I enjoy your video and information I also put in osmocote And bone meal I’m 81 and I fine them easy to care for and they are beautiful I have red , white, pink and white, and purple there all beautiful thank you enjoy
I just repotted my first adenium! I used a soft brush to carefully clean roots and caudex. I made 2 mistakes originally. My pot was tooo deep and my soil composition wasn’t correct. I just swept my floor and had fun! She looks Much happier now. Thanks!
Look at the lemons on that tree! They’re huge and beautiful and so are your orchids!
I can't believe you did that repotting IN YOUR LIVING ROOM! OMG!
Just bought two desert roses over the weekend. First time having any. They hadn’t bloomed yet. Can’t wait to see what color they are. And also...Leafeon❤️
Very useful vdo
I liked the planter too ,👍🏻
I love that pot, great video...
It looks so good with it in it. I can't wait until the tree puts on some mass and feels out the pot. I think it will look really good in that container! Thanks for watching.
I really enjoy your videos - thank you for all your hard work
Thank you for checking out my channel. I really appreciate the encouraging feedback!!
Great video, very informative. I really enjoy your channel 😊
Thank you, that means a lot! I appreciate you checking out my channel! Plant prudently!
Beautiful plant nice repoting
Salem is a movie ⭐! Good video too!👍
Just wait, that cat is gonna be way bigger than I could ever hope to be! He's so photogenic.
That cat is a gangster
Straight up!
thank you... have my first desert rose for about a year now and it has gone through changes, very healthy until late fall, then dropped all of it's leaves and I later learned it has a dormancy period... just cut the roots back a lot and planning to grow it as a bonsai plant... thanks for sharing what you know... yes, had trouble with mites, little gnats, etc., what do you recommend to keep the gnats away?
Another great video! I'd love to see a plant tour sometime 😊
Yes, I've had a bunch of requests to do this. I plan on doing one in the near future before I move most of them back outside for the spring!
@@TheGreenAlchemist Super sweet! I'm excited to see when it comes out! 😊
My husband and I live in the Frankfort area of Kentucky. I enjoy your videos. I have 4 Desert roses that I am getting to know more. Too cold for them to be outside here right now.
I have one of these...got it dying on clearance for 1.00 nursed it back to life and would like to repot it ... it's current pot has little strings dipping down into water so I have not been able to over "love" on it... if I get a similar pot but bigger, what is the best soil to use? That will still wick up some? Very much a beginner...
Hey Justin, I'm a subscriber from Lake Charles, LA where we enjoy a solidly subtropical climate here and yes, always each summer, the threat of a hurricane. In fact we just had one not long ago that did substantial damage. I am a grower of succulents who will purchase some desert roses via Etsy soon. It's the latter part of August (8/2/22), so I need to get moving! I'm trying to watch a lot of RUclips videos to educate myself on how to care for this most interesting succulent. I enjoy your plant adventures. Good luck and happy growing! 🪴
so, what is the best soil? on one end from Jerome in Bonsai Supply he is saying to use the Bonsai soil, other people say to use the cactus/succulent soil. Which is the best that you know of?
A lot of rain through winter this year and got a lot of root rot. How long can you keep a desert rose out of the pot?
I repotted my desert rose but i feel like i messed up.
I buried it way above the soil line also. In the month of January. Should i redo it again? Live in New Mexico. What do you recommend
Desert rose - dab on em
What LED grow do you use ? What watt and Lumens .
I have heard that the potting cactus mix with miracle grow does not drain properly. And it has gotten too compact for me.
How long the repotted plant starts to take hold of the new soil
I’m just subscribing to you! I noticed we have a lot of the same plants 🌱 💯💪🏾
Thank you! Let me know if you have any questions about any of the plants we both have!! Or about any plant in general! Plant prudently!
Thank so much. For the information. My desert rose’s leaves 🍁 are turning yellow. What am I doing wrong????
The Green Alchemist I definitely will!! ❤️💯✌🏾
Does the size of the pot matter? How much bigger than the plant does the pot need to be for repotting?
I saw on another site that 5 inches on each side of plant is recommended.
Your video is awesome. I reside in Kentucky, too. I received 2 Tropical Desert double flowered Rose plants.
I ordered one for my sister in Illinois. She sent me a photo, and her plant is incredible! The 2 that I received are small. I'm disappointed. They were in a 6" pot. I purchased a 10" in diameter ceramic pot thinking the bigger the pot, the bigger the Tropical Desert Rose. The 2nd pot is different; about 6" in diameter. The photo showed a Bansai tree. I'd like to get another pot like that, and replant the one that's in the 10" diameter. Please help! Any suggestions. I'm using Organic cactus succulent soil, put limestone rocks on top, and Roberta's Bounty, which is a fertilizer. Thank you so much!! Hope you can answer my questions or tips. Liz 😘👍
Can anyone advise how deep the roots are if one of these is planted in the ground, has been for at least 5 yrs, but is only about 3 1/2 feet tall. Bulb is about 4 inches across. I need to move it due to Ixora's rooting thru and around it. I want to get it out before the Ixora's get any bigger. I am planning to pot it, as I removed another that was planted and entwined with it and it is doing much better. I think the hot dry summers are just too much for it. Am I going to be digging to the other side of the world?
These plants like shallow and wide pots. Almost bowl shaped pots. The Bulb will get thicker and then roots will grow out instead of down making the roots thicker too.
Hi love your video🤩 I noticed that u have a cat AND lots of plants. Can you give me any suggestions on how to keep my cat from doing his business in my house plants?
I can’t see what you are doing to the roots behind the table
Sounds like you’re learning on the spot. To many deficiencies on the process. Good luck!
I've never claimed to be an expert. If you watch my intro video I actually say I'm not classically trained as a botanist. Instead, I've learned from years of working in greenhouses and growing these guys on my own. I'm just trying to share what I know which is fairly significant because this plant is doing exceptionally well. He's put on a bunch of mass. I do also keep notes off to the side because I have trouble remembering everything I want to say when the camera is rolling.
@@TheGreenAlchemist I appreciate your candor and never intended to offend with my comment. I think, although retired from the military, it has not retired within me. I’ve seen other of your videos and they are very informative. Keep it up!!!
You look dashing i love you lotsof
You want show us how you do but you hide what you do under the table
Shouldn’t you wear gloves since the sap is poisonous to humans and pets?
I can't tell what you're doing to the root ball, your working below the camera level. This is not helpful at all.
Listen, I explain everything I do.
He's gently massaging the dirt off the roots.
Your plant still alive ?
you’re not do it right, you cutting the roof and plant right away you’re going to kill it.
Let me give you advice anytime you cut the roof you must let it dry two weeks before you re-plant.
Yes it is! It's done really well this season too. He's put on some mass and flowered a bunch too. Please feel free to give me any constructive feedback you'd like, but respectfully. As always there are a ton of plants out there and just about as many minute ways to care for them too. No one person can know everything there is to know about every plant plant out there.