5 Medusa DHA seeds. This is an exotic dwarf form of the Desert Rose plant. It's highly prized for its heavily mutated, tight and curled leaves and dense snake like branch structure. The name "Medusa" comes from the wild, sprawling branches that mimic living snakes in Greek mythology.

The Dorset Horn mutation is the defining feature of the DHA. The leaves are thick, shiny and roll tightly downward and backward. The highly curled leaves overlap tightly along the stems. The Medusa is a true genetic dwarf with tight leaf nodes forcing the plant to produce a massive amount of tightly grouped branches, right from the base. It naturally stays small for a bonsai look without intensive pruning.

Flowers are typically pink or red.

DHA seeds and plants are highly suspectable to rot and are slow growing. DHA seeds do not have a 100% mutation expression rate. When planting, some seeds may revert to standard adenium leaf growth.