Epic Grower LLC and AdeniumRose are combining to one location. I’m one of the owners of AdeniumRose Company LLC and Epic Grower LLC. We moved to North Georgia early last year and started Epic Grower LLC. The plan was to have two separate nurseries; one run by a relative and the other by us. The relative has decide to do something else. The move is planned to be completed by mid-September 2021.
Yesterday, the AdeniumRose Company website posted a notice that the company is moving. AdeniumRose Company will offer products during the moving period. Epic Grower LLC is building/expanding growing areas to handle the adeniums/cacti/succulents. The Epic Grower LLC web site will combine the two companies. The plant move is scheduled for the 2nd week of September.
In the past, we did not offer onsite sale of plants at our AdeniumRose Company location. Our Epic Grower location is setup to do weekend onsite sales along with mail order sales. If you are a collector and plan to be in the area please contact us for open house dates.
Between our tropical greenhouse and out outdoor cold frame Epic Grower greatly has the ability to offer more exotic plants. Expect to see more varieties of plants not available in your local nurseries or big box stores.
The best way to see when plants are available is to follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/epicgrower for product release information. See our growing help blog www.epicgrower.com/blog and www.epicgrower.com for order. The companies will combine the blogs into one very soon. We plan to do a special sale once the adeniums are released.
I was reading your website and the knowledge you provided. So I appreciate any time you have to answer this question. I’ve had my four desert roses for five years now.
The one in question I do have in quarantine. It’s nothing like a pest problem and I’m certain it’s not fungus. I did call a nursery in Texas and the owner just told me that the Sap will dry at the ends and look white in the stems. The whole stock, base and stems are great and firm. It’s just not doing any leaf growth or flowering for 10 months now.
Any thoughts? This is actually something that I’ve researched a lot on and I can never seem to find anything online that even talks about sap drying on the ends.
PLEASE DO NOT POST IN THIS BLOG. Go to http://www.epicgrower.com/blog to ask questions We are in process of combining blogs