Cream and Maroon Single Petal Adenium Plant (S46)

A Beautiful Addition to Your Plant Collection

Add a lovely touch of colour to your garden with the Cream and Maroon Single Petal Adenium Plant. Its flowers have a soft cream base with maroon shades, creating a beautiful contrast that makes each bloom stand out.

The Cream and Maroon Adenium Plant is a nice choice for plant lovers who enjoy unusual flower colours. Its simple blooms can bring a cheerful look to a sunny balcony, terrace, patio, or garden.

Why Choose This Adenium Variety?

The Cream Maroon Single Petal Adenium is a good option for anyone who likes flowers with a distinctive colour combination. It can add variety to your Adenium collection and pair well with other flowering plants.

Product Specifications

Shipping & Delivery Information

We take every precaution to ensure your Cream and Maroon Single Petal Adenium Plant reaches you safely and in good condition. Please read the following information before placing your order.

• Plant Type: The plant is carefully uprooted before shipping.
• Shipping Method: The plant is shipped as a bare-root plant without soil. This helps reduce the risk of damage during transit and makes shipping safer.
• Estimated Delivery: Orders are generally delivered within 10–15 days.
• Returns & Exchanges: This product is not eligible for returns or exchanges. Please refer to our Shipping Policy for complete details.

Please make sure you are comfortable with these terms before placing your order.

Important: Record an Unboxing Video

Please record a complete unboxing video from the moment you open the package until the plant is fully unpacked.

The unboxing video serves as proof in case the plant is damaged during transit or if there is any issue with your order. It helps us verify the issue and provide a quicker resolution.

What to Do When Your Plant Arrives?

The Cream and Maroon Single Petal Adenium Plant may need a short recovery period after shipping. Follow these steps to help it adjust to its new environment:

• Let the Plant Rest: Keep the plant in a cool, dry place at normal room temperature for 8–10 hours before potting. This resting period helps reduce shipping stress.
• Pot the Plant: Plant it in a well-draining potting mix. If available, add a suitable fungicide powder while potting to help protect the roots.
• Provide Indirect Light: Place the newly potted plant in a bright spot with indirect sunlight for the first few days. Avoid direct sunlight until the plant has settled.
• Water Carefully: After potting, water the soil lightly to moisten it. Avoid overwatering, as excess moisture can increase the risk of root problems.

Plant Care Guide – How to Grow & Maintain Your Adenium?

1. Sunlight Requirements

Adenium grows best in full sunlight for at least 4–6 hours each day. Although it can tolerate partial sunlight, insufficient light may reduce flowering. If growing indoors, place the plant near a south-facing window or use grow lights to provide adequate light.

2. Watering Guidelines

Water your Adenium only when the soil is completely dry. During summer, watering about once a week is usually sufficient. In winter, reduce watering to once every two weeks. Always use a pot with drainage holes to prevent excess water from collecting around the roots.

3. Soil & Potting Mix

Use a well-draining, nutrient-rich potting mix for healthy growth. A mixture of cocopeat, vermicompost, bone meal, perlite, and river sand provides good aeration, retains the required moisture, and supports healthy root development. Avoid heavy or clay-rich soil, as it can retain excess water and increase the risk of root rot.

4. Fertilisation Tips

Apply a balanced NPK fertiliser once a month during spring and summer. You can also use bone dust, vermicompost, or bio-fertilisers to support healthy growth. For better flowering, use a phosphorus-rich fertiliser. Avoid over-fertilising, as it may encourage more leaf growth than flowers.

5. Pruning & Maintenance

Prune dead, damaged, or weak branches to encourage healthy new growth and maintain a bushier plant. Remove dried flowers regularly to promote continuous blooming. Always use clean, sterilised pruning shears to reduce the risk of infection.

6. Temperature & Humidity

Adenium grows well in temperatures between 20°C and 35°C (68°F to 95°F). If the temperature falls below 10°C (50°F), move the plant indoors or to a protected location to prevent cold damage. It grows best in low to moderate humidity.

7. Common Pests & Problems

• Aphids & Spider Mites: Control infestations using neem oil, a mild insecticidal soap, or KAKA.
• Root Rot: Usually caused by overwatering. Allow the soil to dry completely before watering again. During the monsoon, use SAAF fungicide if needed.
• Yellowing Leaves: This may indicate overwatering, poor drainage, or insufficient sunlight. Check the growing conditions and adjust the plant’s care accordingly.

Frequently Asked Questions

What colour are the flowers?

The flowers have a cream base with maroon colouring, creating a contrasting appearance.

Is this a single-petal Adenium?

Yes, this variety has single-petal flowers.

What is the botanical name of Adenium?

Adenium is commonly known as Desert Rose, and many cultivated varieties are classified under Adenium obesum.

Where should I keep this Cream and Maroon Single Petal Adenium Plant?

Keep your Cream and Maroon Single Petal Adenium Plant in a bright location where it can receive plenty of sunlight. A sunny balcony, terrace, patio, or garden can be suitable.

Is Adenium easy to care for?

Adenium is generally considered a relatively easy plant to grow when given suitable sunlight, good drainage, and proper watering practices.