Adenium obesum originated from East Africa to the south of Arabian Peninsula. So I like to grow in high temperature, dry climate and sunny environment. Adenium obesum is afraid of cold, so it's best to put it indoors in winter, put it behind the window to get sunshine, and keep dry.
Adenium obesum is very drought resistant, so you can't water it too much every time. If you water it too much, it will rot its roots. In winter, the temperature is relatively low, so it is more necessary to control watering properly. Watering once a week is OK. Also pay attention to keep the flower soil dry, so as to promote the growth of Adenium obesum.
Because of its growing conditions, it also has certain requirements for soil quality. The sandy soil has good drainage, so it is the first choice. We can add some small gravel or river sand to its matrix during its flourishing period, which is conducive to drainage. And the mixture of rotten leaf soil and fertile loose sand is the best
Fertilize Adenium obesum. If it's normal, it's OK to apply P and K once a month. But in autumn and winter, it will enter the dormancy period, when its growth is very slow, and even stop growing. Therefore, it is not necessary to apply fertilizer in autumn and winter.
The pruning work of Adenium obesum is also very important. If you don't pay attention to pruning and let it grow at will, it will easily lose its own ornamental value. And its pruning time is best after flowering. Remember that the more branches, the more flowers. If you want it to open more flowers, you have to find a way to keep more plants.
After the introduction of the text, do you know how to raise lovely little roses in winter?
