Your adenium diet & that salubrious hawai weather is making them grow huge, Jericson! Super looking plants!!!

Jericson your plants are cherry. How did you get them to get so much branches? Can you tell me what I should do with my adenium

Yeah I'm from Hawai'i. That's why when I saw you I was tripping out. Cause first I just saw all of your plants and I thought you was one of the masters from Thailand but then I found out you was an adenium master from Hawai'i.

lol i aint no master, easier to learn hands on and thats all ive been doing, and know some people which island are you?i was just transplanting yesterday and showing one of my customers how to prune and do some root training

I live on oahu. Your plants Are so nice. That setup too. I saw one of your older posts with the root training. How did you make it so flat and organized? Do you sell your adenium? And do you think you can teach me the stuff you taught your customer. I would appreciate it. Thanks

yea i sell locally right now, but not in mainland to much paperwork, hawaii is like nazi place lol, i live ewa beach, i only sell seedlings right now, there range depends on the species and sizes, i posted my list in CL, i could easier to teach hands on, but right now i dont have available plants for training,but ill be unpotting some when my orders online arrived,

LJ, Jericson lives on Oahu also. Great help. You should just contact Dino on Facebook (Dino Adeniums) and get a tree from him. This is where Jericsons adult trees are from. He is very freindly and open to selling to anyone. I will send him a note with your name.

Jericson will help you alot. He is knowledgeable from and has will be of some assistance.

Rick

james just add me in FB if you have one, its faster for me to answer in there

LJ, I would speak with Jericson. Having someone close by as he is, makes life a lot simpler and you can hopefully see his collection in person some day.

You will get good direction from him.

Rick

I love looking at jericson's plants. I may move to Hawaii just for a tropical place to grow my plants! I grew up in Florida and even though it is better for Adeniums I wont go back. I've heard Hawaiis nice though! lol maybe in another lifetime if not this one!

Hi Jericson,

I was just looking through your Ideabooks; and would like to know - What is the liquid solution your transplants are soaking in? Also, what is the granulated material on the paper plate that's being used on the roots?

Cool collection BTW.

Rob