Squishyplant,
First of all, I'd give my eye teeth to have a nursery like that near where I live. My area has nothing but lowes and wall-mart.next I would get the bug spray for those plants and buy,buy,buy ,they are great looking. I'm drooling... What ever they call them,I want one.
Sharon

I agree, those are some nice looking desert roses. You'll be hard pressed to find a nursery that doesn't have ANY bugs at all, especially the indoor greenhouses that have plants packed in like sardines. All it takes is to have a couple of spider mites on a plant, and before long, you have thousands. Like Sharon said, buy buy buy, then spray spray spray, and enjoy enjoy enjoy.

Joe

They look like seedling Adeniums..
Adeniums are either grafted or seedlings. I don't see a graft line.

I agree with Sharon and Joe. Buy one or two or three. lol. Most nursery stock have 'one or another' type of insects flying or crawling. Aphids aren't hard to rid. Once the plant is out of the store, in fresh air, there will be some improvement.
If you don't use chemicals, (I don't) buy 'Yellow Sticky Traps.' The traps are non-toxic. Aphids are attracted to these traps, land on them, and good-bye bugs.

Maybe I'm missing the graft line?? Toni

My thoughts entirely! How I wish I could find DR's in the UK even if they are bug covered! A quick hose down would get rid of them and away you go.......back to buy some!!

Gill from the UK

These are very healthy looking plants. They even looking better at home with little care. They from seeds, not from cutting, which is good.
Marie

Squishyplant,
What would the prices be on the plants you were showing? I'm curious, since there are no nursery's in my area and I wonder what a plant that size costs. Thanks
Sharon

I think those were 10 bucks each. They had about 25 of ones half the size for 5 bucks. These just looked different from all the others.

Those prices are so cheap.maybe because of being in Florida.if Ohio wasn't so far away,I'd be on the road to the nursery. Lol.
Sharon