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deepsouth said:Yes ....sooner or later, you will need to transfer your adenium to a new pot - with a much faster draining potting media ...
but doing so now, you may loose your current flower buds

I am guessing the largest flower bud will be in full bloom by this weekend
I would wait until flowering is done ...then do a repot ...

Until repotting....water sparingly ....the clay will hold water much longer

Thanks Deepsouth , so I should wait for the flower to bloom and I can repot when it still has flowers right ? Not flower to become spent .
I am asking this because there is beautiful adenium in our complex which flowers throughout the year. I have always seen it with flowers.

( I have one more adenium with me for past 2 years . I prune every year as suggested in some YouTube videos , it never bloomed. New Adenium has buds and I am sooooo happy to I will be seeings adenium flowers in my own garden don't want to loose it )