MY DESERT ROSE WON'T BLOOM AT ALL, WHAT SHOULD I DO? | #ANITARESPONDE 36 COMPILED

I have a desert rose, and its flowers are deformed; what should I do? There are flowers that are deformed due to lack of nutrients; sometimes, you don't even recognize your own plant. They have a habit of making correct fertilization, yet they are suffering from nutritional deficiency. But there are plants whose flowers are deformed because they are plants that already come with abnormalities. genetics I have one here that I'm going to show you. This plant here is a plant that has swollen buds. Look, this is due to the plant's genetics; its buds are already deformed when they emerge. There's nothing I can do; if I don't want her with that deformed bloom, the only way is To solve this problem, I would have to make an incision in it and graft in material from Another plant so that the flowering turns out good, so that the flowering is beautiful. But all the floral buttons that come out of her will be exactly like this. She doesn't even open, you see? Notice that the petals are already deformed, she never opened, her blooming is always assim. I'm leaving her here because, since I have so many plants, I'm going to leave her like this. Even so. There's only one way to fix it—cutting and grafting, nothing else. So, what can you do about it? You will fertilize, you will check whether there are pests such as Acro, you will observe If she isn't suffering from nutritional deficiency alone, you should fertilize every 30 days. Keep observing. But if her flowering continues like this, and you have a good substrate, then it does well. fertilization, proper watering, and yet its flowering still comes out clumsy, Genetic anomaly—there's nothing to be done about it, really; you'd have to graft something in to change it. My desert roses don't bloom, even though I'm using all the tips I see on the internet. So isn't that exactly what's happening? Your plant isn't flowering, isn't developing, because perhaps you may have followed all the tips one after the other and you're still not getting good results when Actually, to get your Florida desert rose, I'll give you the tip—you just need With a good, well-draining substrate, water your plant appropriately to keep it healthy Well-hydrated, to develop properly, you need to let it take at least 6 hours of sunlight Fertilize daily with 4-14-8, bone meal, and also control pests. I can't forget, what if your plant is full of Acro on the leaves, those leaves rusty here at the back, so if you have pests, deal with your pests Plant it and, by giving it the care I've just mentioned, you'll have a healthy plant. Florida. You don't need to use all the tips from the internet because you'll end up with a result anyway. Opposite to what you're seeking, as you yourself say, your plant still doesn't flourish even when using All the tips, but plants only need a few care routines to stay healthy. and bring us beautiful flowers there in our daily lives so that we can stay very happy It's so joyful just to see these wonders, look at them. You're tired of being deceived, you're afraid to buy your little rose plants From the desert via the internet, so today I'm going to present to you the Desert Rose GM, There, I buy and recommend them; there are the finest roses in the desert, beautiful, wonderful flowers. and it will arrive at your house perfectly, and if you buy the desert rose at GM and use it Anitta 5, you'll still get 5% off your purchases, and check out these wonderful changes, I just bought them and I'm going to replant them right now—look at this wonderful sight. So that's it, don't miss your chance to get your desert rose seedlings With a trusted producer, check out GM Desert Rose. How many days does it take for the desert rose seedlings to develop and grow large? flowers? So I'm going to show you a plant I have here; so I have here a sapling desert rose, she's very young, she's 7 months old, this little seedling here, look how It's beautiful, already in bloom, but the normal time for desert roses to flower is from a year, she starts there with the seed plants' flowering, the first flowering, only that It blooms after one year, but it will depend on how you care for it; if you take care of your Plant from a very small size, using a high-quality, well-drained substrate, and apply fertilization. Correct, water it properly, let it get sunlight, then it will bloom until within a year, but if you do none of this, it could take from 1, 2, 3 to 4 years If you see no flowers, then everything will depend solely on your cultivation, on the way what you cultivate, the substrate you use, the care you provide, and above all The pests that appear on it, such as mites, for example, are among the pests that cause trouble. The plant grows very vigorously, feeding on the sap of plants, causing the leaves to turn yellow. I've ruined everything, only the pot remains, so if you don't take the necessary care for the plant Developing, even after a year she still won't have flowers; it could take much longer than that. To flourish, but if you provide proper care, you'll have young, beautiful plants. Like this one here, Florida, my babies from the seventh month onward usually already look like this. with flowers, very pretty, but all of that depends on how you take care of it, so if you have proper care especially, they will give you this pleasure here, seeing them bloom so young, but otherwise It will pass one year, it will pass two, it will pass three, and sometimes even more, and still no flowers Hey Anitta, my desert roses, the leaves are turning yellowish, after I watered them I believe your desert rose must be infested with mites; they cause the leaves to often appear beneath the leaf, usually look like rust, and the sprouting does not Develop it, then apply the acaricide there on your desert rose, or else use it This little product here, dam, you'll dissolve 2 ml in one liter of water, then spray it. on the leaves, on the trunk, and on the substrate of your plant, and you will do this every three days, also remembering to apply in the late afternoon, do not apply during the time of Hot sun because it burns all the leaves, so in the late afternoon you apply it and it will fight the problem. The mite of your plants; if you'd like to purchase it, I'll leave the link in the video description. I use this here, it's excellent; I can still change the desert rose from the pot. with flowers, I think it's with flowers, she didn't finish it, thank you, so if you How to transplant a desert rose with flowers without disturbing blooming or roots You must change with the soil, even there in my profile there are videos teaching step by step a step like changing the desert rose while still in bloom without disturbing the flowering and without disturbing the development of the roots, but you will loosen the pot and take the rose out of the desert With the entire root ball and transfer it to the new pot with the substrate, if you do this The bloom remains the same and will not wither, will not fall, but if you shake its roots The leaves and flowers will wither, and the flowers will fall; it is true that if you take cuttings, Grafted branches don't take; they only take if they're grafts, isn't that right? I have Here it changes branch from the bridal cutting; it's a graft cutting, and its mother plant is over there, and I'm going to Let me show you my cutting from the bridal vine that I cut and made a branch cutting from, mine. Waste, this one is the bridal one, it even has fungus on the leaf; these yellow leaves are With fungi, I'll even remove the leaves, so this is a cutting sapling and the mother plant. I have several grafts; this one is one of them, and there are others over there that I pruned. Also theirs, but yes, take it, this is the cutting of the bridal stake, so take it, but I'm going to tell you something; the truth is that grafted branch cuttings take longer to Rooting from cuttings of simple plant branches, if I make a branch cutting here Here, bury it in the sand, and in three months it's rooted. This bride took more than five. months to root the cutting, so I realized I have more difficulty rooting The cutting branches take longer, I've noticed that, but they do root, they do root Yes, after transplanting my five-month-old seedling, can I prune it and start fertilizing? For flowering, what is the best time? So, five-month-old plants are generally about this size. As soon as you perform the transplant, you must use transplant fertilizer, which is intended to stimulate The new rooting, and there you shouldn't apply flowering fertilizer right away. Replant, why? Because if you've just repotted your plant, it hasn't yet established roots in the new substrate. And are you going to apply flowering fertilizer? No, you will apply a transplant fertilizer; you can use simple superphosphate. for your cutting to take root in the new substrate, and once it has already taken root, then Yes, you can start with flowering fertilization on your cutting after five to six You can already start, just remember not to overdo it, and yes, you can definitely prune, both You can do the pinching pruning, which means removing the top part of the little shoot here. plant, how much can you give a little cut and seal with glue, but after replanting, we'll Don't apply flowering fertilizer when the plant hasn't even rooted yet, then you come with flowering fertilizer, She's already shaken by you replanting her; she needs to first take root, then later... Yes, you can fertilize it to encourage flowering, and it should bloom between six to seven, eight. months, after you start fertilizing correctly, don't overdo it, and pruning you Yes, you can do that; as soon as you replant, you can prune immediately—there's no problem at all. whether it's pruning of abeliscão or cutting pruning, if your cutting is already quite large, now if If it's very underdeveloped, very tiny, and not properly developed, then I don't recommend it. put flowering fertilizer, because sometimes it needs a fertilizer to encourage its development and not to flourish.