Hi I am interested in your ice cream banana pup. I have a pink crinum I can trade, also please check my trade list, the link is below. Thaks, Pat Here is a link that might be useful: my trade list

i dont know if this is worth my time but i would like them

From everything that I have read, adenium cuttings are extremely difficult to root successfully. I have heard reports from the far east, where they use mist houses to root the cuttings. A mist house is a green house where a fine mist is sprayed over the plants until they root. It is far more common to graft cuttings (usually adenium hybrids) onto an adenium stock or to air layer a branch where it would develop roots while still partially attached to the original plant. I wish you luck and hopefully yours will be the exception rather than the rule.

Thanks SO much you guys!! Kelly, I think its fine if you prune your Desert rose cutting now...Spring is a good time to prune them. I'm not positive what variety this Imperialis is...I got it as a 3 leaf cutting Nov. '08. I had Mike(ONT)ID it for me a little over 2 years ago, since the lady I got it from wasn't positive of the ID. Toni, I attached some pictures of the size...I don't believe Imperialis is the largest hoya flowers...maybe H. lauterbachii but I don't have that one. For me Imperialis is the biggest hoya blooms I've ever seen in person. I trim my Desert rose only because I like to keep them from getting leggy...I like it more rounded and compact. I honestly don't think there's a wrong way to prune them. Yes, I have pruned the roots at least twice since I've had it. I'm not positive but for me...pruning them does seem to promote a lot more blooms. A few more of the buds opened this morning...