Interesting pots, Jericson. Very tall. Will be nice to see the results.

Rick

Jericson, forgive my ignorance. What is the purpose of these super tall containers? I can only assume it is to allow maximum root growth depth-wise? What do you expect to be different about these?

Tracy

Jericson, that will be an interesting experiment. I understand what you are trying to do regarding tower form, but I'm wondering if it will put on more than one long tap root? I will be watching how these turn out for you. In fact, I have quite a few tree pots I might give it a try.

What type of adenium did you use...obesum, arabicum, socotranum?

tj yes they will be long feeder roots and main roots will grow longer, instead of growing around the small pots, well that's what i think in my head, i will find out if it will work, this are all ko seeds, arabicum, obesum and somalense

Jericson, are you trying to grow carrot-shaped Adeniums? ;-) No offence, it's an interesting experiment...

Interesting experiment. Can't wait to see the results.

Good luck to you Jericson. I can't wait to see the result.

Marie

I am looking forward to seeing the results of your fun experiment too Jericson. Please tell me you aren't experimenting on the 2 potential crested adeniums ;)

Tracy

@martin some what like this but longer lol

Don't forget to update this thread, Jericson, I'm excited to see your results. I'd try this myself but then I'd end up with tall plants. Looking at my winter shelves, I am more likely to swing a chainsaw over my plants to keep them short lol

Pagan

Yeah, great experiment, we all shall eagerly await the results! All the best Jericson.

This is really interesting. It's the opposite approach to Rachel's squat pots. How are these doing two years later? (I bet your follow-up is in a different thread?)

Carol