Adenium multiflorum – Impala Lily - nice plant shipped in a 6.5 cm pot - Plant approx 3 inches high

Adenium multiflorum Impala Lily - nice plant shipped in a 6.5 cm pot - Plant approx 3 inches high

Provided with growing and care guide link

Shipped in a rigid box after being well packed

Similar in size and shape to the one shown in the photos, they do go dormant in winter and lose their leaves as they are deciduous

When this happens only water when very dry and keep in a warm bright place and they start growing again in spring

They like sun and heat

They do go dormant in winter if they do not get enough heat and light but that's normal in Europe

They can drop a few leaves in transit but they soon recover and grow more

Water very rarely when dormant they come back to like from March to May depending on hours of light and temperature

Adenium multiflorum is a deciduous, succulent shrub or small tree, up to 10 feet (3 m) tall, with stems that arise from a large underground rootstock.

The leaves are up to 4 inches (10 cm) long, shiny green above and pale below and usually much broader towards the tip.

The flowers are borne in terminal inflorescences.

Each flower is up to 2.8 inches (7 cm) in diameter.

They vary greatly in color, usually with pointed white lobes, crinkly red margins and red stripes in the throat.