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Desert Rose Flower (Adenium Obesum) 100% new and high quality Germination: Take the Seeds and plant in moist cactus mix soil Make sure the soil is always moist (not wet) in room temperature and recieving some sunlight. flower soil with better air permeability is required. This is more conducive to the respiration of the seed and facilitates its germination. Specifically, it can be mixed with coconut bran and fine sand to make its flower soil, or it can use succulent special cultivation soil. However, it should be noted that the selected flower soil can be used after high temperature disinfection. Put the prepared flower soil into the flower pot, and moisten the flower soil with water. Then lay the seeds flat on the surface of the flower soil. Be careful not to place too close, otherwise it will increase the difficulty of transplanting. Afterwards, cover the seeds with a thin layer of soil. Then gently pat the soil surface with your hand, and then place it in the half shade. After a while, when the young plants grow 3-4 leaves, they can be carefully taken out of the flower soil, and then planted in the new flower soil. Desert rose plants prefer little water during the winter, when the plants hibernate. In the summer, when the growth is vigorous, the plants can be watered every day. The soil must drain well and not retain moisture. A mixture of 1/2 sand and 1/2 potting soil works well. Avoid getting the leaves wet. Desert rose tolerates a liquid fertilizer during the warmer months when the plant is growing aggressively, but the fertilizer must be applied correctly. Water the plant first, then fertilize. Make sure that both the water and the fertilizer are able to drain completely. Fertilizing without first watering can burn the roots. Adenium Obesum, also known as Desert Rose, is native to Eastern Africa and Northern Arabia. They like full sun and are very heat tolerant. It can grow anywhere from 6-12 feet tall, it have attractive flowers and it is a popular plant among cacti and succulent collectors for it's