Desert Rose 'Adenium obesum' inventory-hero-monitored as its spines can cause

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

if the stems become mushy or discolored

The stems are covered in sharp thorns

which resembles a baseball

Desert Rose 'Adenium obesum' inventory-hero-monitored as its spines can causeThe 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