how to propagate Adenia venenata

The jade-green gleam of an Adenia venenata cutting, a tiny fallen star from a mother plant, holds a potent promise. Its thick stem, a swollen testament to desert resilience, whispers of a battle yet to be won. The scent of freshly cut flesh, faintly acrid, mingles with the earthy aroma of the succulent potting mix. Each tentative root, a fragile tendril reaching into the unknown, represents a hard-won victory against rot’s insidious grip. Patience, a sculptor’s hand, molds this nascent life, transforming challenge into triumph, and the whisper of failure into the roar of success—the blossoming of venomous beauty.