Adenium
Family: Apocynaceae.
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A. obesum. Common name(s): Desert Rose, Impala Lily ...
Adenium obesum is actually a succulent member of the Oleander family. It originates in East Africa, from regions where it rains frequently in the summer, but is very dry in winter.
Blooming time: Spring, and a second time in September.
Adenium obesum
( Desert Rose )
A succulent houseplant with thick stems and leathery leaves. It is related to, and usually grafted onto an oleander plant. Flowers are white with reddish pink rims. Often blooms twice in a year.
Common name: African Milk Bush - Marathi: शेंड Shend
Botanical name: Synadenium grantii Family: Euphorbiaceae (Castor family) ...
Adenium is endemic to the Arabian Peninsula and Eastern to Southwestern Africa. The sap from the shoots can cause stomach upset if ingested and can aggravate the skin upon contact.
Desert Rose (Adenium obesum) ...
Desert Rose
Scientific Name: Adenium obesum (Forssk.) Roem. & Schult.
Synonym:
Family: Asclepiadaceae ...
Adenium obesum
Cacti and Succulents
Sow in spring or summer, just covered as light is needed to germinate, which it does readily. Provide well-drained soil, 65-70F/18-21C; provided a minimum temperature of 60F/15C at all times.
Adenium hybrid
Family: Apocynaceae
Desert Rose, Impala Lily, Adenium hybrids
Origin: Arabia and East Africa ...
Adenium for a Profusion of Pink and Red Flowers
The Desert Rose is a succulent plant that gives a profusion of pink and red flowers. A colorful garden plant, it is also ideal as a houseplant or potted patio plant.
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