I've been growing loads of ademium seedlings and put the last batch in about a month ago. I really haven't been paying much attention to them but happened to take a look this afternoon. I finally have a variegated adenium. It from a variety called Blosson Jade which is not variegated. This is a mutation. I've gotten albino seedlings once in a while but they can't survive because they don't produce any chlorophyll. This has enough green that it should do just fine. It also has tints of red. There's pics of a few other flowers and a Mexican Sour Gherkin. I have no idea how big it's supposed to be when ripe?
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