
Adenium Champa (Grafted)
This grafted Adenium, commonly called Desert Rose or Champa, features a thick, swollen succulent trunk (caudex) with twisting, sculptural branches and clusters of glossy green leaves, topped by vivid purple-toned trumpet flowers. Grafting allows a single hardy rootstock to support unusual or particularly vivid bloom colours not typically found on the plant's own roots, resulting in a compact bonsai-like specimen that is equally prized for its swollen trunk and its striking, long-lasting flowers.
This grafted Adenium, commonly called Desert Rose or Champa, features a thick, swollen succulent trunk (caudex) with twisting, sculptural branches and clusters of glossy green leaves, topped by vivid purple-toned trumpet flowers. Grafting allows a single hardy rootstock to support unusual or particularly vivid bloom colours not typically found on the plant's own roots, resulting in a compact bonsai-like specimen that is equally prized for its swollen trunk and its striking, long-lasting flowers.




