Adenium Chada Patch Black Imagine a plant that is as sculpture as it is flower, with a sturdy, muscular stem and beautiful blooms that unfold like a fairy tale. That is Adenium Chada Patch, a rare and unusual desert rose variety. It’s low maintenance, healthy, and beautiful. To cultivate it from tiny seed to masterpiece is to see nature perform magic.

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

All the great plants are tiny seeds. Fresh seeds are required in order to grow Adenium Chada Patch. The more fresh the seeds, the greater the likelihood that they will germinate.

Soak the seeds in water for roughly 6 hours before planting. It softens the seed coat and stimulates them. Soak, blend soil. Blend perlite, sand, and potting soil. It gives space for root development without letting too much water remain in the soil.

Adenium Chada Patch Black Sow seeds in a tray or small pots with potting soil. Plant the seeds within a thin coating of sand or soil and pack down lightly. Don’t cover them too thickly—merely a thin layer is adequate.

Water the soil extremely lightly but not too much until it is moist but not drenched. Place the tray in a warm sunny spot. 25–30°C (77–86°F) is the best temperature to grow. Covering the tray with plastic wrap will make the inside warm and steamy.

Within 7–14 days, the teeny-weeny green sprouts should be growing. And this is where it all begins!

After the seedlings have germinated, remove the plastic cover and place them where they will get indirect light. Water lightly if the soil becomes hard. Too much water will kill the seedlings.

As they mature, their fleshy caudex (swollen stem) will begin to develop. It is where water is stored and thus become drought-resistant and hard. Plant them in big pots when they are 2–3 inches tall with the same potting mix that drains well.

With plenty of time and TLC, Adenium Chada Patch will be a robust, thick-stemmed plant. It will be covered with glossy green leaves and, when in bloom, lovely flowers.

lastly To propagate this plant on from seed is a journey. . Before long, before you know it, you will have a garden showpiece of living art—strong, unique, and inspiring!