Adenium arabicum 'Baobab' D10

Adenium Baobab is a cultivar of Adenium arabicum developed in Thailand by ANSU. The plant stands out due to its unique appearance, which makes it look like a miniature Baobab, hence the name of the cultivar. Some sources claim that ANSU managed a cross between Adenium obesum and Adenium arabicum.
The leaves of this cultivar have prominent veins and a different texture compared to ordinary Adenium specimens.
Adenium arabicum is notable for its massive caudex (compared to Adenium obesum), from which conical branches emerge, bearing leaves grouped only at the tips. The flowers are generally pink and simple.
During the cold season, the plant completely loses its leaves if the ambient temperature remains below 15°C or if it does not receive enough light.
Height including pot: 20 cm