ADENIUM(part 1)

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agricultural
Adenium is a plant that comes from the family Apocinacea. This plant lives in dry areas that have low rainfall and high temperatures. Many adenium encountered the Arabian, Somali, and South African countries. This plant has the ability to survive in extreme areas.Basically, Adenium is a succulent plant that all parts, especially the bulb, are capable of storing water. In its original habitat, adenium leaves and stems are highly favored by ruminant animals such as antelopes.Adenium has oval-shaped leaves to narrow, green, and rather hard with protruding veins. This plant has flowers that are similar to frangipani flowers, shaped like trumpets with beautiful colors.
The first adenium crossing was done by a curator of plants from the Arizona Desert Museum.
In 1985, he crossed the obesum Adenium with swazikum Adenium. These breeds gave birth to the Adenium Crimson Star.
 Tips for caring for adenium
a.Proper planting media

 Media that is often used to plant adenium is a mixture of coco peat (coconut fiber powder), coco chunk (chopped coconut fiber), coarse sand, husks, manure, compost, gravel, and dried leaves.
 Before use, the planting medium should be cleaned and sterilized first. Media for planting sand, for example, can be cleaned and sterilized by rinsing using hot water to kill the seeds of the disease inside.
b. Pemupukan
 Excessive fertilizer can cause adenium leaves to turn yellow, can even burn and eventually die. Adenium fertilization should be done using a low-dose slow release fertilizer.
 Fertilization is done before nine o'clock in the morning or between luma until six o'clock. Fertilization can be done after watering. Adenium fertilizers commonly used are NPK fertilizers, such as Dekastar or Wide Spectrum.
 c. Reporting
 The reporting stages of Adenium are as follows:
1. Remove the plant from the pot carefully so that the roots are not damaged.
2. Leave a little planting media attached to the roots.
3. Re-plant adenium in new planting media. New media planting should have the same composition as the old planting medium so that plants can adapt. Plants can also be transferred to new pots if the old pot is not sufficient in size. Substitution of planting media can be done regularly every 10 months.

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