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Adenium arabicum x A. socotranum Hybrid Succulent - 2.5" Rooted Plant - Rare Desert Rose

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Adenium arabicum x A. socotranum Hybrid Succulent - 2.5" Rooted Plant - Rare Desert RoseDiscover the stunning beauty of the Adenium arabicum x A. socotranum hybrid, a rare succulent that is perfect for collectors and plant enthusiasts alike. This rooted plant comes in a convenient 2. 5" pot, ready to thrive in your home or garden. Unique hybrid with striking flowers and attractive foliage Easy to care for and perfect for indoor or outdoor settings Well rooted in a 2. 5" pot for immediate planting Ideal for succulent collections and as a

Discover the stunning beauty of the Adenium arabicum x A. socotranum hybrid, a rare succulent that is perfect for collectors and plant enthusiasts alike. This rooted plant comes in a convenient 2.5" pot, ready to thrive in your home or garden.

  • Unique hybrid with striking flowers and attractive foliage
  • Easy to care for and perfect for indoor or outdoor settings
  • Well-rooted in a 2.5" pot for immediate planting
  • Ideal for succulent collections and as a gift for plant lovers
  • Requires minimal maintenance while offering maximum beauty
  • Thrives in warm climates and can be brought indoors during colder months

Common Name: Desert Rose
Scientific Name: Adenium arabicum x A. socotranum
Sunlight: Full sun to partial shade
Watering: Allow soil to dry out between waterings
Soil: Well-draining cactus mix or sandy soil
Hardiness Zones: 10-11
Growth Habit: Compact, bushy growth with succulent stems
Format: Rooted plant in a 2.5" pot

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