The first dedicated Adeniums Nursery in India was started by Mr. Ashish from Bombay (now Mumbai). His nursery name is Tropica Nursery.

Adeniums India stared collecting Hybrid Adeniums in the year 2004. Our first Adeniums consignment of 25 different Adeniums hybrids arrived in plastic potted containers by air from Tropica Nursery. Tropica Nursery adeniums were of good quality and those Adeniums hybrids grew in our farm very well. These Adeniums hybrids from Tropica nursery is now our Adeniums mother plants, which supply us lot of scions for grafting ( both flat grafting & v grafting). Tropica Nursery was our business inspiration to grow Adeniums in large scale in India. Read the rest

Adeniums Cultivation is not very popular in India. The main reason is lack of awareness about Adeniums cultivation. Adeniums cultivation have become a difficult task for the normal nursery men and individual plant growers as they treat the Adeniums as any other garden plant. They commit the mistake of over watering the Adeniums, growing them in shade, not pruning the Adeniums, not exposing the caudex of Adeniums as it grows, using the common garden mixture of soil like red soil, clay soil resulting in rotting of Adeniums roots and letting the Adeniums to die.

Another important reason is very few growers of Adeniums who were cultivating Adeniums in India for decades not sharing the knowledge of cultivating and pricing the Adeniums at exorbitant and fancy prices. So many people could not buy, grow, and cultivate the different varieties of Adeniums.

In India Adeniums cultivation is at least 2 decades lagging behind Thai Adeniums growers, Indonesian Adeniums growers, Taiwan & Chinese Adeniums cultivators.

Man since the early civilisation used the concept of selective breeding for animals. But no proper scientic data was recored. In the eighteenth century an Austrian Monk first did proper research and analysis and reported a proper format for cross Read the rest

Man since the early civilisation used the concept of selective breeding for animals. Read the rest

“There are more than 200 different cultivars and more than 7 species of adeniums that we grow,” says Mr. Reddy, proprietor of the Chennai based company. Read the rest