http://adenium.tucsoncactus.or...

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A very informative post; maybe we can make it sticky?

The information provided by jericson22 is from Dr. Mark A. Dimmit's article, "Adenium Culture: Producing Large Specimens Quickly" http://adenium.tucsoncactus.or...
Here is a collection of articles by Mark Dimmit and Chuck Hanson: http://adenium.tucsoncactus.or...

Yes, I understood it to be of Mark's also.
It is very good information and much of which many of us do not know or atleast practice.
Thanks for posting this for all to see, as many may not have Mark's book.
Quotes by origination should typically be followed by a signature of author.

This is a good reference for people to be able to read and gain a better understanding of ADENIUM growth.

Great article. Thanks for archiving it here.
Rick

I'm glad I bought Dr. Dimmit's book when it was 'only' $45. it's over $100 now. A lot of information! All the species, and many hybrids. I refer to it all the time. His nursery is in Arizona.

I refer to this article a lot, so when I read the title of this thread I knew immediately that it was Dr. Dimmit's. I'm still a newbie regards raising Adeniums, so when I'm ready to explore beyond Obesums, then I'll acquire Dr. Dimmit's book.

BabyK said:The information provided by jericson22 is from Dr. Mark A. Dimmit's article, "Adenium Culture: Producing Large Specimens Quickly" http://adenium.tucsoncactus.or...
Here is a collection of articles by Mark Dimmit and Chuck Hanson: http://adenium.tucsoncactus.or...

yep thats the one,

Thank you for your article.

TY for the bit of info... very useful for us "newbies" who are unable to get the book. I'm playing "sponge" and absorbing all the info I can get...I really like these plants and hope I can keep at least a few growing!

Come to find out Dr. Dimmitt's book is only $29.95. Here's the source: http://www.exoticplantbooks.co...
-Kadie

i have the book

I got these Adeniums at Ace Hardware yesterday for $10.
No idea of the color. There are 3 leggy plants in one pot. I've already pruned them. Just waiting for my order of coir to come so I can repot them, and to root the cuttings from these and my other plant.

Three of my cuttings were rotting. I have cut them above the rot and set them aside to dry out again. I'll try to repot them In a week.

Excellent information. I bought the book on the Internet to deliver in Brazil , cost more than $ 100.00, but worth every penny .

Will this become a sticky, or no. I would hate to loose the article, regardless of who wrote it.

Thank you very much for the link, I will practice my english by reading it !
I am new to that forum, looking for some information about adenium growing.
I do not find any French language forum about it.