The rich crimson blooms and a swollen succulent stem of Adenium Desert Rose are well-known. The plant, which generally grows according to pruning and varieties, is also referred to as Adenium Obesum. Take great care of the sap of the desert rose of Adenium, as it is poisonous and should not come into contact with animals. If Desert Rose (Adenium Obesum) is self-growing, it can reach about 10 feet, even if the plant reaches 15 feet in frequency. The plant should be re-potted in a big container to ensure adequate soil for adequate development. New growths may be clipped, and during the most vigorous growth the plant may be readily moulded.