Pink pothos

The Nerium Oleander plant (Nerium Oleander) is a shrub from the Apocynaceae family, flowering with multi-colored flowers (white, red, pink, yellow, orange), and it has no distinctive scent. It appears during March and April. It is one of the plants of the warm low regions of the Middle East. It is characterized by its strong tolerance to weather fluctuations, drought, heat, and water scarcity. It grows to a height that may exceed four meters but usually reaches two meters. All parts of this plant are toxic, especially the bark of the stem and roots, and children should be warned about it. It is known by various strange names in different parts of the Arab world, such as "Donkey's Ear" or "Donkey's Rose," and it is also called "Fake Rose." Care: The plant needs plenty of watering and fertilization at the beginning of planting until it grows, after which it can withstand thirst, high temperatures, and weather fluctuations. It can be successfully grown in large pots. It can also be pruned and shaped after the flowering phase, and the weak or dead branches should be removed. Propagation: It is propagated by cuttings, seeds in spring, air layering, division, or separation.