Lovely effect! :)

I can't wait to see this with leaves.

Pagan

Harry, That is spectacular. Can imagine it with just blooms on it, without leaves. Would look so great. Love it.

Rick

Great job and beautifully done Harry, my opinion if you tilt the pot about an inche towards the left(slanting instead of horizontal) and when the leaves sprout out the effect would be even better as the leaves grow towards sunlight, just my thought.

Harry, I think you are a great photographer. It is beautiful with black background.

I like it with the wind looks plant. Very pretty. Not too many of us do this to our plants, some of us don't know how and some of us just afraid to try. For me, I don't know how even though I have more to experiment with.

Marie

Very nice job indeed look forward to seeing it again in leaf and hopefully in full bloom too :-)

awesome !

I love it, and can't wait to see it bloom. Be sure to update us!

Magnificent form! I hope you share some updates in the future. This is one to watch. Thanks, Harry.

Tracy

Thank you everyone for the kind comments. I will be sure to update photos when it leafs out and also when it blooms. But in the mean time, here is one of my Adenium crispum in bloom this past summer. It's actually A. crispum grafted on to A. somalense.

Simply wow;)

I agree with you Shimolee... wow wow...like like.

Marie

That's a very pretty looking tree. I agree that the windswept one will also look stunning when in leaf and hopefully in flower, please post pics when it does either!

Gill UK

Harry your second plant in bloom is awesome.I was wondering if you leave the wires on the plant for years or remove them after a few months when they have served their purpose?

Shimolee Shah, Marie, Gill and sinha, please forgive me for the late response and thank you to all. This arabicum is starting to leaf out again, so I'm hoping to put some updated photos soon.

sinha, I usually remove the wires after several months, but may have to rewire if the branch did not fully take to it's new position. Wiring an Adenium is a little different than wiring a tree for bonsai. As Adeniums have softer stems and thicken relatively quicker than other woody trees used for bonsai, the wire has to be put on looser. If put on tightly, as the plant grows the branch will grow through the wire causing scaring on the branches.

Updated photos,