Adenium Obesum Shada orange thin-skinned and often break off

thin-skinned and often break off from a basal pore rather than falling whole (like in most Mammillaria)

It is a relatively fast-growing and long-lived plant and once established

The colour of leaves varies considerably depending on clone and growing condition

and water them every two weeks until it sprouts

Adenium Obesum Shada orange thin-skinned and often break offAdenium arabicum Origin and Habitat: Adenium arabicum is native southern Arabian peninsula, It grows in an extremely arid environments squeezed in among granite rocks and cliffs together with several species of Euphorbia and many wild flowers. Common Names include: ENGLISH: Adan bush, Desert rose, Elephants Foot, ITALIAN (Italiano): Rosa del deserto Description: Adenium arabicum ia a remarkable succulent plant with a grotesquely swollen trunk which