Hi Satish, great job grafting so many at a go and great results too! May I ask how old were the single petal ones you grafted the scions onto? Do you grow them from seed too? What's to be fed to them to make them grow ao fast? Mine are grafted but after repotting growing too slow,maybe I am missing something.

Even my seedlings are growing slim and tall hardly putting on any girth.Any ideas on what to feed them would be appreciated. Thanks!

Great work! Your work is really inspiring to me!

hi sinha 8 months old plants

i am using planter 1 (8" inch pot) if you use smaller pots (4" inch)may be fertilizer required frequently for me i do not use chemical fertilizers only organic. Fast growing is not required growing healthy is important. my adeniums grown from seed (except last image).

Kumar...WOW......I am so proud of you......

That is great result. What is your weather like?

Marie

thanks marie

here cimate is tropical wet and dry climate

annual mean temperature is 26.6 °C (79.9 °F)

monthly mean temperatures are 21–33 °C (70–91 °F)

in summer (may) 26 to 39 °C (79–102 °F)

Hi Satish,

Remarkable! Well done! I like the look of the flat graft. You matched the scion diameter size to the seedling perfectly. Please share your technique/method. In the not too distance future I would like to try my hand at grafting. Two thumbs up to you!

-Kadie

kadie i will make a photo squence how i grafted give me some time.

Very nicely done, Satish. They all appear to be thriving. I am looking forward to seeing them bloom. Please keep us posted on their progress.

Tracy

Very nice. Love the photos of your progress.

Satish,

Please, take your time. Enjoy your successes and continue to have fun growing your adeniums!

-Kadie

Satish,

What very nice clean looking grafts. Often times I've seen very sloppy, unmatched grafts on plants for sale. So kudos for working so hard to match your understock and Scion.

after grafting 57 days later my adenium bloomed today very happy to see this.

My hat is off to you Satish.....congrats.....beautiful bloom.

Marie

Congrats! Nice bloom too.

Kirk

Wow, this bloom is remarkable Satish. Congrats on your successful grafts. You are now reaping the rewards. Nicely done.

Tracy

Lovely

That is beautiful.

I wish I have that bloom.

Marie

p.s. I am so greedy....not that I don't have enough......hehe

Bloomed after 75 days of grafting. Grafting done at 8 months)

That is beautiful bloom.

Marie

You must be so pleased to have this dark bloom, it is absolutely perfect, Satish! Congratulations on your successful graft.

Tracy

Lovely blooms Satish, congratulations!

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!

Bloomed after 76 days of grafting. Grafting done at 8 months)

So, since this thread is called "grafted Adeniums" would it be appropriate for me to ask questions about grafting Adeniums? Like, why is it done? How does it make that (previous answer) happen?

Do they use different species for the different parts of the graft?

grafting is used minimize the plant size.

to get more branches

to clone specific veraities . Check 1st pic all of my adeniums(single petals) grafted with 3 veraities multipetal scions (branches). Now they are turned multipetal adniums with diffent 3 different clours.

thanks Jedoba for explanation in detail.

JedobaTX, I like your answer very much.

Marie

Love the results, Satish! Nicely done on your grafts.

Satish, super results! Love each one of the three above . Please keep them for me.I am not taking them now because no space in my place to over winter them here through end Dec till end Jan. But will take them surely after that . Please keep one plant of all three for me!