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Adenium Arabicum (Adan Bush)

This succulent is native to Yemen and Saudi Arabia. It can survive in deserted locations that are hot, dry, and lacking nutrients. In terms of its physical appearance, Adenium Arabicum is very interesting as it can grow as big as an elephant’s foot or as small as a bonsai. With its bright pink to reddish flowers and vibrant green leaves, Adenium Arabicum is a perfect addition to anyone’s succulent garden. Family:ApocynaceaeGenus:AdeniumScientific Name:Adenium ArabicumOther Names:Adan...

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