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newtonsthirdlaw Arlington, TX Jul 02, 2015

What the heat brings.

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newtonsthirdlaw Arlington, TX Jul 02, 2015

My cactus bed. I lost many plants from our 17+ inches of rain this May but have added some back in.

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smashedcactus Cannelton, IN(Zone 6b) Jul 03, 2015

Your garden looks really nice. Good job!

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George76904 Americus, GA Jul 06, 2015

Do you have any tips for getting the adenium to bloom? Mine just refuses to even though it gets decent sun, water and fertilizer.
Thanks,
Will

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dfwdennis Grapevine, TX(Zone 8a) Jul 06, 2015

Which varieties took the rain the best? I may have to rethink some of mine, too, based on this spring.

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adeniumgrower KINGSHILL, VI(Zone 14) Jul 21, 2015

Will, full sun, and bloom fertilizer. They just grow with very much nitrogen. Morning and noon sun, rather than afternoon, evening sun.

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Larkie Camilla, GA(Zone 8a) Jul 26, 2015

Mine is in full southwest Georgia sun and loves it.. I rooted it it last spring from about 3 inches tall to over 2 feet// And I have buds.. I am so excited.

Larkie

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newtonsthirdlaw Arlington, TX Jul 26, 2015

Full sun and a lot of fertilizer. All I make sure of is that the pots get some shade but not the plants.

Dennis it was pretty random, meaning I didn't notice a pattern about which cacti rotted.
I did notice all of my E. coccineus and triglochiadus perished. I had multiple clones of each.

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