Desert Rose 'Adenium obesum' inventory-hero-monitored which resembles a baseball

which resembles a baseball

Too high or too low temperature will induce dormancy

as its spines can cause harm and its flesh contains a mildly toxic substance

Pearson's aloe is an attractive succulent that you should never miss to keep at your home

Desert Rose 'Adenium obesum' inventory-hero-monitored which resembles a baseballThe Desert Rose, also known as 'Adenium obesum', is best loved for its long lasting, vibrant blooms that appear twice a year, once in early spring and again in late summer or early fall, with each blooming period lasting up to two months. Despite not being a true rose, this striking succulent steals the spotlight with its vibrant, trumpet shaped flowers and sculptural, bonsai like form. Native to Southwestern Africa, this succulent is a deciduous