Logee's Desert Rose

Grafting involves joining the top part of the 'Flame' variety onto a vigorous rootstock. This process is used to ensure the plant produces the specific double-petaled red flowers you see in the photos and helps the plant bloom more reliably than one grown from seed.

Desert Rose is a sun-lover. To get the best flowering performance, place it in a spot that receives full, direct sun for at least six to eight hours a day. If you are growing it indoors, a south-facing window is usually the only location bright enough to keep it happy.

Yes, it will thrive outdoors during the warmer months. However, you must bring it inside well before temperatures drop below 60°F, as this plant is not cold-tolerant and will suffer damage if exposed to chilly nights.

As a succulent, it stores water in its thickened caudex, so it is very sensitive to overwatering. Allow the soil to dry out almost completely between waterings, and reduce your watering frequency significantly during the winter months when the plant is resting.

Yes, it is well-suited for container gardening. While it can eventually reach up to 3 feet, its growth is slow, and keeping it in a smaller pot will naturally restrict its size, making it a manageable architectural piece for a bright windowsill or desk.