Sorry if this is off topic, but can someone tell me how to find the Desert Rose question and answers I received. Not necessarily a link to it, but how to find it myself. I'm lost here. Thanks, Tony
You will have to go to the set of questions from the date that was asked and look until you find yours.
Alternatively, you can check your spam in your inbox, as the answer to your question is emailed to you. Sometimes it gets put into the spam category by the filter.
Thanks, I may have the email link yet because I forget the date!
That is all I have is regular Miracle Grow potting mix and a bag of lava rock. Do I just put a lava rock at the bottom and potting soil on top to plant this desert rose I have? It's still a baby.
If you can, purchase a bag of perlite and use equal parts perlite and potting soil. I don't think the lava rock will provide adequate drainage. (If you can pound it into tiny pieces it might.) Desert rose is susceptible to root rot so care must be taken to ensure the soil is well draining.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/desert-rose/repotting-desert-rose-plants.htm
It has just starting putting out leaves and stems are still solid.
Yes, you can propagate from cuttings. Do it quickly.
This article will help you.
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/desert-rose/desert-rose-propagation.htm
I have about 50 desert rose seedlings that I grew from seed from the pond of my desert rose plant. Eleven of the seedlings are white, or pinkish-white. Does that mean they are going to die? They are about 3 weeks old and look just as strong and healthy as the normal seedlings. How old should they be before I try grafting them?
Those seedlings are likely just not filled in yet. They should gain their color fairly quickly.
Grafting can be done when the seedling is about 1 cm in diameter. It should be noted that seedlings are usually faster than grafting in this specific case. I would only use the strongest of the seedlings for this purpose.
Here is an article for more information on the care of Adenium:
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/desert-rose/caring-for-desert-rose-plants.htm
Hi I've read and watched many articles on pruning a desert rose and when the best time to do it; also could you tell me after pruning do I need to put some say cinnamon, others are different. I don't want my plant to die as it's my first time owning one and I would be very gratefull for any information you could help me with.
This article should help:
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/desert-rose/how-to-prune-a-desert-rose.htm
Then spots occurred on the leaves. They have started to fall off and the bud turned black and died. I have had the plants for 10 years. no problems. Only started after repotting 7 several months ago..Think I should report again????
I assume you mean 'repotting'.
This, along with overwatering has likely caused the problem.
When repotting, it is very important to only pot up into a container that is just an inch or so larger. Anything larger than this and there will be too much soil that does not have roots. This will remain wet for long enough to contract an infection.
Unfortunately, your photos did not come through and I cannot see the damage.
Without seeing the state of the plant, I will be unable to know whether it can be recovered or not.
The first thing will be to continue fungicide treatment according to the label. Follow these instruction carefully, as misusing can be a hazard to plants and humans.
Next will be to provide proper care, and make sure to let the soil dry out VERY THOROUGHLY down halfway the container between watering.
With proper care, and continued treatment the plant may survive.
Here are some articles that will help:
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/garden-how-to/info/using-fungicides-in-garden.htm
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/desert-rose/caring-for-desert-rose-plants.htm
We live in South Florida inland from the coast. Tropical SouthEast Coast.
Here's an article that will help to move this succulent to a pot:
https://www.gardeningknowhow.com/ornamental/flowers/desert-rose/repotting-desert-rose-plants.htm