Hi all,
This is my first post, but I have been reading quite a bit here about adeniums, so I thought I'd run this by you more knowlegeable growers out there.
I bought a container of K-L-N with hopes of helping 2 adeniums I have with root rot. However. the K-L-N had already expired, and from what I've read on the subject, the hormones used are very unstable so unless you can guarantee that the bottle was never exposed to heat or light, even if you haven't passed the expiration date you may not be getting what you paid for. Has anyone here ever had experience using kelp with their adeniums? I've read it's used a lot with orchids and other plants with great success. I'm looking forward to hearing any and all advice!
Candice (Houston)
Christine (SW Florida)Original Author
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