Multi-Graft Desert Rose – Three Colours, One Caudex

Multi Graft Desert Rose

Three or more colours grafted onto a single caudex, so one plant flowers in pink, red and orange at the same time. It is the fastest way to get a multi-colour display without buying three separate plants.

Grafted adeniums need one extra rule: prune nothing below the graft line. Any shoot that appears on the rootstock will be a plain single colour and will outgrow the grafted branches if you let it.

What ships

• Live, rooted plant with a firm caudex
• Packs of 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 plants — the per-plant price drops as the pack grows
• Free U.S. shipping and a 30-day arrive-alive guarantee

Care at a glance

Shipping and guarantee

Plants ship bare-root or in their growing pot, wrapped so the caudex cannot shift in transit. Orders leave within 1–2 business days. If a plant arrives with a soft or split caudex, send a photo within 30 days and we replace it.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I water a desert rose?

In summer, soak it until water runs out of the drainage hole, then wait until the soil is dry several inches down — usually 7–10 days. In winter, once every three to four weeks is enough.

Why is my desert rose dropping leaves?

Usually a cold snap or overwatering. It is normal for leaves to drop in winter dormancy; dropping in summer means the roots are staying wet.

Will it flower in the first year?

Established plants flower the first season. Seedlings take two to three years to reach flowering size.

Is the sap dangerous?

Yes — the sap is toxic to pets and irritating to skin. Wear gloves when repotting and keep the plant out of reach of cats and dogs.