Adenium Ara Fireball A plant that looks so much like a blazing fire, with blazing red flowers before a stumpy rough trunk. That’s  an exquisite and elusive desert rose plant. It is not just a plant, though, but an art, where beauty becomes achievable due to brawn. It is boring but a worthy venture to grow this blazing beauty in seeds.

Anything good starts with tiny seeds of hope and life. Quality and fresh seeds will be what you will require in terms of planting. The fresher the seed, the greater your chances are to succeed.

Soak the seeds for six hours in warm water prior to planting. Adenium Ara Fireball This will crack open their hard outer shell and awaken them from their long dormancy. Meanwhile, blend sand, perlite, and potting soil together to make a free-draining soil mix which prevents root rot and provides a healthy young root.

Number of Seeds	5 Seeds
Sowing month	Feb to Oct
Blooming Month	April To Dec
Temperature	Above 30C
Sun	Full sun except may june

Soak a little shallow pan or small pots in soil. Place one seed at the top and press it lightly into the soil but not deep. Sprinkle it with sand or soil.

Water the ground lightly and maintain it in its wet but not soggy state. Adenium Ara Fireball Position the pot in a warm, sunny location. Ideal temperature for germination is 25–30°C (77–86°F). To facilitate the growth speed, cover the pot with plastic wrap to retain the moisture.

Within a week or two, the tiny green shoots will appear. The start of greatness!

Adenium Ara Fireball When seedlings arrive, pot up, removing plastic cover and leaving roughly an inch of space around the plant with soil exposed to allow greater airflow. Use sparing watering—soil will dry somewhat between waterings. Too much water and they will rot.

When older, their caudex thickens (thickened trunk). They store water here, and thus they’re drought-resistant. Pot them out into same pots when 2–3 inches tall in the same potting soil and proper drainage.

With patience, with carefulness, and plenty of sunlight, will be rewarded for its trouble of developing its conspicuous deep red blooms. Whether small or not, they dance in the breeze as if tongues of fire, rendering the plant irreparable.

It is a method to propagate Adenium Ara Fireball from seed, but one that creates something heavenly and beautiful—a sphere of fire from nature that flowers in your own hands.