Adenia globosa | Cuttings ONLY | 5 Unrooted Cuttings

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Adenia globosa is one of the most collectable adenias, from the same family as the passionfruit vine, is a caudex plant from West Africa and Yemen with small leaves and spiny growth atop the thickened trunk. The small, cream colored, dioecious flowers attract butterflies. Protect from frost. Young plants should be protected from full, summer sun but older specimens can take more sun. This species is not related to 'Adenium', the popular "Desert Rose."

This is for FIVE (5) UNROOTED FRESH cuttings, 5-6” long, pre-treated with liquid hormone. 
Pot up in perlite and keep warm. They go easily and fast. Shipped in careful wrapping. 

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All plants are hand selected by our team, we pick out the biggest and best in stock! Smaller plants like seedlings may be shipped in pot at our discretion

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Kevin Wiwczaroski
My mistake.

I did in fact receive the cuttings and have since planted them in my succulent/ cactus mix. They appeared to be in winter dormancy if I am correct but they also appear to be Shriviling. I have watered them minimally due to the dormancy concern. Please tell me what I may be doing wrong. I will provide photographs tomorrow.
Thank you for your assistance.
Kevin Wiwczaroski