Desert Rose Color:Olive so it's best to keep

so it's best to keep this plant out of reach of curious pets and small children

both in the color of your choosing

and watch it flourish with minimal care

The Fiddle Leaf Fig (Ficus lyrata)

rich figs perfect for snacking

Desert Rose Color:Olive so it's best to keepUnlike Sting, this Desert Rose doesnt need to dream of rain. A slow growing succulent, the Adenium obesum holds water in its swollen trunk, helping it survive drought in the wild. In your home, it will do best in a spot that receives bright direct light. As part of its natural cycle, the Desert Rose may drop its foliage when winter arrives due to less light and lower temps, entering a period of dormancy. No need to worry as it will sprout new leaves