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Unlike Sting, this Desert Rose doesn’t need to dream of rain. A slow-growing succulent, the Adenium obesum holds water in its swollen trunk, helping it survive drought in the wild. In your home, it will do best in a spot that receives bright direct light. As part of its natural cycle, the Desert Rose may drop its foliage when winter arrives due to less light and lower temps, entering a period of dormancy. No need to worry as it will sprout new leaves come spring.
Plastic container with drainage holes used by our greenhouse
Includes drainage hole & matching saucer
No drainage hole; use as cache pot or add lava rocks
Learn how to create the best growing conditions for a Adenium obesum, also known as the Desert Rose.
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