About this variety
Adenium Thai Soco Wang Dork Dok Seeds
A seed-grown horticultural line for collectors of sculptural, caudex-forming desert roses. The pack contains 3 seeds. The trade name Wang Dork Dok is also encountered as Ara Dork Dok in specialist Adenium commerce.
Taxonomy within cultivated Adenium is complex. Kew currently treats Adenium arabicum as a synonym of the accepted Adenium obesum; this listing preserves the established Thai Soco trade name without presenting it as a separate accepted species.
Sowing and early care
- Sow in warm conditions in a clean, very free-draining medium.
- Keep the medium evenly moist but not saturated during the first weeks.
- Provide bright light with protection from harsh direct sun while seedlings establish.
- As plants mature, let the mix drain quickly and reduce watering during cool dormancy.
Seed-grown variation
Seedlings are genetically variable and are not guaranteed to reproduce the flower colour, caudex shape, or other traits of a named parent plant. The product images show the exact Deodar Seeds pack and seed count; they do not claim an exact mature-flower phenotype.
Safety
Adenium sap is toxic. Seeds are for sowing only; do not ingest, keep away from children and pets, and wash hands after handling plants or sap.
