Dream Nursery thai soco emerald big arms adenium bonsai

• Size :5 Inches Diameter will be barerooted soil seperately in a packet.
• Pot Size: 5 Inches.
• thai soccotranum emerald big arm is root trained bonsai shaped adenium.
• age of the : 3 years,.
• keep under direct sunlight for good blooming..

Adenium arabicum ia a remarkable succulent with a grotesquely swollen trunk which resembles a miniature baobab tree. It is a local or morphological form of Adenium obesum, but commonly used to be know as a separate species and very popular with ‘ ’ collectors. Adenium arabicum is similar in appearance to Adenium obesum, but creates a massive, more squat and caudex without much differentiation between trunk and branches and is the most succulent and “desert like” species. The y trunks and short naked branches are also somewhat more coloured in purple to dark brown. It also has larger thick y leaves shiny on the upper and lower surface, unlike Adenium obesum and is an extremely drought tolerant . Flowers, similar in many ways to those of Frangipani, range from pink to red and sparkles when sunlight shines on them. The form of the varies in habit and most s in cultivation are hybrids, yet only a few cultivar names have a valid description. s grown from seed produce the most amazing shapes of caudex on just 10 years. It is monoecious and self-sterile. Stem: 2–5 m tall, but usually much smaller, very y, with a distinct irregular swollen base, or caudex up to 1 (-2) m in diameter. The caudex can be globose to conical with smooth, pale greyish-green, brown or black smooth epidermis. The branches are short, usually upright, tortuous and irregularly spaced . The contains a copious sticky watery or white sap that flows from broken stem as well as from other parts like leaves, roots etc. Roots: y taproot. Leaves: Spirally arranged in a terminal rosette on the ends of the branches, falling during the dry season, simple entire, spathulate to obovate, y, leathery in texture, hairless, shiny dark green to bluish-green above, paler green and dull below, 5–12(-17) cm long and 2–6(-8) cm broad. The apex is rounded and the base tapers into a very short petiole usually less than 2 mm long.