Adenium Golden Umbrella is a beautiful and rare desert rose type. It possesses fleshy and thickened caudex of the trunk and yellow-green leaves. The plant possesses beautiful flowers as well, which also add beauty and looks to any garden. Adenium ‘Golden Umbrella’ can be propagated through seeds, and it is a wonderful and enjoyable experience. You can have this fantastic plant in your garden or home if you provide it patience and care.

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

Planting Adenium ‘Golden Umbrella’ seeds is done using quality fresh seeds. Fresh seeds readily germinate. Buy them from a trusted seller or obtain them from an existing Adenium plant.

Soak the seeds in warm water for 4–6 hours prior to sowing. This will soften the exterior cover and enable them to germinate faster. Soaking the seeds, soil preparation, go ahead and have a good draining potting soil ready, such as a mix of perlite, sand, and potting soil. Light, loose soil prevents root rot and promotes seedlings to grow strong roots.

Firstly Adenium Golden Umbrella Fill a small dish or small pots with the soil that has already been prepared. Place the seeds on them and gently press them into the soil. Plant them shallowly—cover with a light dusting of soil or sand. Water the soil lightly but not too much.

Then Put the tray in a sunny warm spot. Germinating temperature is 25–30°C (77–86°F). Cover the tray with plastic wrap or a clear lid to prevent drying out. You will see small sprouts in 7–14 days.

Once seeds have sprouted, remove plastic wrap and keep them in indirect bright light. Not direct sun yet as seedlings are sensitive. Water gently and let the soil dry out a little between waterings. Excessive water can cause fungal infection and root rot.

In about two weeks, they will develop a crown of minuscule caudexes. Plant them up individually in pots with good drainage when they reach a height of 2–3 inches. Hardened off them slowly also.

Once they have grown, place them in the sun and very much less often watered. Give them a steady supply of all-purpose fertilizer to encourage them to produce healthy plants. Prune them occasionally in an effort to keep the shape of the plant as well as encourage branching.

lastly Be patient and gentle, and your Adenium ‘Golden Umbrella’ will produce a sturdy trunk, fat leaves, and beautiful flowers. It takes a lot of time to propagate this plant by seed, but the outcome is worth the trouble. Pick your desert rose bloom!