What is your instagram account? I am so into adenium afrer watching your previous videos. Just have a quick question - when is time to repot the seedings out of community pots. I met you at one of so cal succulents sales at anaheim. When is time to take seedings out of baggy system? Any advice is deeply appreciated.
Hello and thank you for watching! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video :) My instagram is @cactusandsucculentexchange It is nice to connect with you again. Between July and September is the best time to separate them. In terms of the growth stage of the plant, wait 1-2 years to repot them. Could you please clarify your question regarding "baggy system"? I want to make sure I understand what you are referring to. Thanks again!
I sawed the adenium seeds and kept them in a bag. The germination rate is near 90% and i am not sure how long i should keep them in the bag. So glad to connect an adenium master! Thank you for sharing your knowledges on youtube.
You are very kind! If the seeds have sprouted, it is about time to place them into the soil. Use soft potting soil - the closest you can find would be Miracle-Gro potting soil, moisture control in a green bag. When you place them into the soil, water them and keep them somewhere warm. Also, place breathable mesh on top of the pot and check on them every day. Make sure the soil doesn't dry out but don't water it too much. You can water it once every other day. If the weather gets colder from what the temperature is today, water it once every 3 days. If the weather gets above 80 degrees F, then you should water them every day. Don't put them in direct sun, just place them in a shady but warm area. Keep me posted on their progress and good luck! Thank you again or your comment - I appreciate it. Tomorrow, I'll be posting a very interesting video so please check it out through the end. It's going to be about a very rare species. Take care!
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What is your instagram account? I am so into adenium afrer watching your previous videos. Just have a quick question - when is time to repot the seedings out of community pots. I met you at one of so cal succulents sales at anaheim. When is time to take seedings out of baggy system? Any advice is deeply appreciated.
Hello and thank you for watching! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video :) My instagram is @cactusandsucculentexchange It is nice to connect with you again. Between July and September is the best time to separate them. In terms of the growth stage of the plant, wait 1-2 years to repot them. Could you please clarify your question regarding "baggy system"? I want to make sure I understand what you are referring to. Thanks again!
I sawed the adenium seeds and kept them in a bag. The germination rate is near 90% and i am not sure how long i should keep them in the bag. So glad to connect an adenium master! Thank you for sharing your knowledges on youtube.
You are very kind! If the seeds have sprouted, it is about time to place them into the soil. Use soft potting soil - the closest you can find would be Miracle-Gro potting soil, moisture control in a green bag. When you place them into the soil, water them and keep them somewhere warm. Also, place breathable mesh on top of the pot and check on them every day. Make sure the soil doesn't dry out but don't water it too much. You can water it once every other day. If the weather gets colder from what the temperature is today, water it once every 3 days. If the weather gets above 80 degrees F, then you should water them every day. Don't put them in direct sun, just place them in a shady but warm area. Keep me posted on their progress and good luck! Thank you again or your comment - I appreciate it. Tomorrow, I'll be posting a very interesting video so please check it out through the end. It's going to be about a very rare species. Take care!
Thank you again for sharing your knowledge. Cannot wait to see your next videos. The more the merrier!
Thank you very much!!