Self-set seeds, almost certainly self-pollinated.
 
Parentage: Adenium "arabicum" 
 
Origin: One of numerous seedlings grown by Chuck Hanson ca. 1998; selected and named by Dimmitt. The seeds were from Frank Horwood's large-flowered clone collected in Yemen. 
 
Plant form: A vigorous, freely branching shrub with a massive caudex and lower branches. Larger plants are almost evergreen. 
 
Flower: Round, 65 mm diameter x 28 mm petal width; petals white to pale pink with an indistinct light pink border. Throat yellow with prominent red nectar guides. Blooms profusely in spring, with a few flowers throughout the rest of the year.