Desert Rose (Adenium obesum) Succulent
•Posted on February 23 2022
Desert Rose
About Me
Native to the Arabian Peninsula! I thrive in consistently warmer temperatures, that being said I am very sensitive to cold and frosty conditions. So please keep me in a nice warm spot indoors during the fall and winter months. My unique physique is my most notable feature, as I am one of the few succulents that grow a tree-like trunk.
| Other Names | Sabi Star, Mock Azalea, Impala Lily |
| Country Of Origin | Arabian Peninsula |
| Maintenance Level | Low |
| Water | Use the Soak & Dry method. Do not overwater. Only water when soil feels dry. |
| Sunlight | Full Sunlight. At least 5-6 hours per day. |
| Soil | Well Draining soil mix. Best mix ratio is ⅔ Cactus mix soil, and ⅓ perlite or coarse sand. Sandbox sand can be used to mix! |
| Temperature | 70°F - 100°F |
| Plant Family | Apocynaceae |
| Planting Zone | 11A - 12B |
| Bloom Color | Pink, Red or Rose |
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