Summary: Adenium plant care involves balancing sunlight, water, and fertilizer. In hotter, sun-drenched conditions, increase watering frequency. Reduce water during cooler temperatures. Fertilize actively growing Adeniums in spring and summer
Ever the subject of debate is the genus Adenium of up to 11 species. Many experts insist that most of these species are all subspecies of Adenium obesum. One of
Of all the members of the Apocynaceae family, plumeria (ploo-MEER-ee-a) has one of the greatest success stories. Native to West Indies and South America, and the Caribbean, this plant has become a
The many varieties of Hoya plants are one of the most beloved trailing houseplants outside of spider plants and for a good reason. One excellent example is Hoya multiflora (HOY-a
Plumeria is a wonderful genus of 10+ healthy-flowering species that now includes hundreds of cultivars. Throughout the Indian Subcontinent and Orient, these plants have become important to both Buddhists and
Plumerias have had a lot of attention over the years, becoming the state flower of far-flung countries, achieving religious significance in Buddhist philosophy and the Hindu religion, and becoming the
Even if you’ve never heard of the plumeria tree, you’ve almost certainly seen its flowers. Plumerias are the Hawaiian Lei plant. Native throughout Central and South America, from Brazil to Mexico
We’ve all heard stories where someone reached stardom only after leaving their hometown, and Plumeria rubra (ploo-MEER-ee-uh ROO-bruh) has just such a tropical plant story to tell. This perennial native
One of the most breathtakingly prolific plants out there is the Plumeria tree. A genus of 11 species (with a few more candidates currently being reviewed) has taken over the world.
Humankind has always had a morbid fascination with danger, and this often translates into the garden. A perfect example is Adenium boehmianum, the bushman poison plant. The people in its
The Hoya Krimson Queen (HOY-a krim-ZUHN kweens-LAND) is native to Asia, mainly China, India, and Thailand. It’s also known to grow in the wild in the Philippines and Australia. This
Desert Rose (Adenium obesum) is a tropical plant native to Eastern Africa and thrives in humid climates. As a dogbane family member, the desert rose plant’s sap is toxic to
Many of us remember the thick leaves and star-shaped flowers of the Hoya plant sitting in a window at grandma’s house. The most common Hoya varieties and the one most
There are eleven species of the small tree or shrub known as Plumeria (ploo-MEER-ee-uh). This plant is a member of the dogbane family of plants and hails from the Caribbean,
Desert Roses are not immune to diseases or attacks from aphids, mealybugs, plant scale, and other common ailments that affect them. This article looks at controlling these pests and diseases.
Adenium Arabicum (Desert Rose) often flowers before leaves appear. Some consider Arabicum to be a subspecies of Adenium Obesum, but it has not been proven. This article shares care details.
Adenium Socotranum is the rarest and largest of the Adenium genus reaching over 10′ feet in height. We share growing and care details.
How and when should you repot a desert rose? These desert plants do well with coarse, sharp draining soil. Repot during warm weather when plants are in active growth – mid-spring is best. Click on this article to learn more about transplanting Desert Rose Adeniums.
Having trouble making your Desert Rose flower? Find out what you might be doing wrong and how to get your Adenium plant to truly shine. Check out this article to learn more about making your Desert Rose bloom.
Purple Allamanda Blanchetti flower buds are a deep brownish shade of burgundy, the large, showy, trumpet-shaped, purplish-rose flowers are up to three inches wide and appear throughout the plant’s long growing season. Click on this article to learn more about Purple Allamanda Blanchetti.
One of the most common care mistakes made with Hoya plants is lighting. Fulfilling Hoya light requirements is crucial for growth and blooming. This article shares the needs of Hoya lighting.
Hoya pubicalyx is a climbing trellis-loving Hoya vine from the Philippines. This everyday perennial houseplant is a member of the Apocynaceae family of Hoya plants. Hoya pubicalyx (HOY-a pew-bih-KAL-iks) is
The Plumeria tree is a tropical, flowering, deciduous shrub hailing from Venezuela, Central America, and Mexico. This small tropical tree is valued for its beautiful, fragrant white, yellow, pink, and
All five varieties of Desert Rose, aka Adenium, are native to semi-arid or arid climates. They can also adapt very readily to semi-tropical and tropical settings. Adenium obesum the most
Hoya Kentiana [HOY-a kent-ee-AY-nuh], aka wax plant, is well-loved by gardeners. It has beautiful leaves and a low-maintenance nature. This plant is native to the Philippines and other Southeast Asian
The Plumeria tree is a fast-growing tropical plant producing masses of fragrant blossoms between March and October. The Plumeria plants reach a height of 30′ feet tall at maturity. This species is
The Allamanda plant is one of the groups of semi-climbing, upright-growing plants becoming increasingly popular nowadays, especially in tropical locations. The most popular is Allamanda cathartica (al-uh-MAN-da kath-AR-tick-uh) plant. They can also
Desert Roses are succulent plants, deciduous shrubs, and a small tree growing 4′ and 6′ feet tall. Botanically known as Adenium, it belongs to the genera Apocynaceae. It’s native to
The Desert Rose (Adenium obesum), also known as the Impala lily, is a drought-tolerant succulent. Related: Read our tips on Desert Rose care. This flowering tropical plant is a family
The Adenium plant, or Desert Rose, is a member of the dogbane family, Apocynaceae. They feature thick succulent trunks, a bulging caudex, shiny green leaves, and bright pink flowers. The plant is
Black Adenium Obesum aka Black Desert Rose is a succulent that grows in the desert region of Africa. It thrives in hot, dry conditions and does not require a greenhouse. Beautiful flowers and makes a great bonsai plant. [CARE INFO]
Hoya wayetii is a fascinating member of the epiphytic Apocynaceae or Dogbane family of plants. There are more than 200 Hoya species, and they are native to the tropical and subtropical areas of
Desert Rose plants (Adenium obesum) can develop yellow leaves for several reasons. Some are as simple and benign as a change of seasons. Desert Rose plants’ leaves may turn yellow in
A few members of the Apocynaceae family make for beautiful houseplants, but few can match Hoya lakunosa (HOY-a lak-uh-NO-suh). Sometimes referred to as Hoya suaveolens, this Hoya plant was first
One of the most beautiful succulents to collect is Adenium obesium (a-DEE-nee-um oh-BEE-sum), or desert rose. Sometimes referred to as mock azalea or Adenium obesum, this wonderful plant is extremely
With approximately 300 species and subspecies of tropical Hoya plants out there, it’s no surprise that Hoya australis would have some of its own. Hoya australis (HOY-a aw-STRAL-iss), like its
The Hoya Macrophylla variegata is one of the longest-lived and easiest to maintain houseplants. They’re known for their large waxy leaves, low-maintenance, and visual appeal. The Hoya Macrophylla [HOY-yuh] [mak-roh-FIL-uh]
The Hoya Carnosa (HOY-a)(kar-NO-suh) is a tropical evergreen that comes in multiple variants. One variety is Hoya Carnosa Variegata that is grown as an indoor houseplant in hanging baskets and
The Hoya linearis is a plant native to the Himalayas in northern India. In that climate, it grows on trees and dangles down like Spanish moss but flourishes in pots.
The desert rose, or Adenium obesum, is a popular and striking addition to gardens. It’s hardy, drought-tolerant, and adds a splash of color to any yard with bright green leaves