Andre Hartslief
The porcelain plant in my previous post: could, in fact, be a South-African Adenium (Impala Lily) or, commonly referred to as a “Desert Rose” it does however not grow in the desert and the rose part of its name also has no relationship with roses. The plant thrives in a hot, dry and sunny environment and is very heat tolerant.
If you should compare the porcelain flower to the one featured above, what do you think?
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Is This an Adenium, (Impala Lily) or not?
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Yes
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No
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Never seen such bountiful blooms
Nice post, thanks for sharing.
It is red flower looks like rose.
Not sure but it looks like a desert rose.