Looks great Jericson. Did you take a few of the root trainers out or are they just sunk down a bit more? The leaves certainly filled it out in a hurry. How long does an Arabicum usually take to bloom? I know they're not really grown for their flowers but still would be interesting to see.

yea i trimmed it down, and fix the roots

Look really good jericson - being new to adenium may I ask what is the purpose of root trimming and is there such a thing as cutting the wrong roots?

i trimmed the unwanted roots that i don't like, because in time all these roots will fatten up, like the roots you're seeing right now, i removed all feeder roots and the roots i don't want to get big, there is no such thing cutting the wrong roots, its up to the owner how he/she wants it to look like, thai experts already know what they want there seedling to look like by the time it hit 5 months or younger than that depend on the species or hybrid they are growing, its already in there head the final outcome of the tree, the experts in thailand prefer there natural growth, the new generation of growers in thailand do this for one reason, they can sell it high,

Jericson, it look very good. I love your plants.

Marie

Very nice.

Thanks for the info JP ;)

Hi Jericson,

So fun to look at your photos and plants. What program or app do you use to stitch your photos together?

Thanks!

Carol in Jacksonville

Looks great, Jericson! Only, some of those roots are /really/ straight. Might you like a little sexy wiggle to them? ;)

Jericson - At what age do you begin root training? Removing smaller roots etc...

Rob

Thanks, Jericson!

Wiggle wiggle, make you giggle.

Yeah, EC's do grow fast.

Root training this one.

These are older pics, will post recent one later.

Bye,

Rob

6/28/2017

Rob

Love the look great work very tidy

I love that pot too, gorgeous.