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Dessert Rose, Camelia & Azaleas

Posted by bananafan 9 (My Page) on
Thu, Jan 25, 07 at 15:11

I don't know if I could ask questions about these plants here?

Is Desert Rose a kind of rose? Recently I bought one from Walmart and wish to know if I could propagate it.

I also have a few Camelia bushes an Azaleas. Can all these be propagated cuttings?

Your input greatly appreciated.


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RE: Dessert Rose, Camelia & Azaleas

Camellias are very slow to root, and pretty hard to root. I've heard that it's much easier to graft them onto another camellia. Also, it's best to wait until summer if you are going to try and root them. Look it up online, they have some kind of "root prohibiter" in their stems which has to be soaked out by soaking the cuttings in water and .... something else but I can't remember what.
I don't know about azaleas or desert rose, but have learned you can root just about anything as long as you know what time of year to take cuttings.


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RE: Dessert Rose, Camelia & Azaleas

Is Desert Rose a kind of rose? -- No...
You might want to read about the Desert Rose:
Desert Rose Info

Olya


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RE: Dessert Rose, Camelia & Azaleas

  • Posted by hoovb z9 Southern CA (My Page) on
    Mon, Feb 19, 07 at 0:08

Azaleas are quite easy to layer--nick a stem close to the bottom of the plant, then pin it to the soil. The stem will grow roots within a few months. When it has quite a few roots I cut the stem from the 'mother' plant, but I leave it until the following spring to build strength, then I can dig it up and have my new plant.


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