Thank you Rick. Sounds like something else to track. Think tomorrow I'll take 80 seedling pictures and keep them in a folder for when they bloom. Not going to post them all though lol don't want to subject you all to the full extent of my insanity. :)

I've heard the same thing that Rick mentioned. The white blooming seedlings have no red pigmentation in them so the caudex is bright green for a period during their infancy. I read this on Mr. Ko's site, let me know if you would like me to post a link Nicholas.

Tracy

Would love a link. I was looking over his site and couldn't find it again. Thanks Tracy.

It is a quote from the Yahoo Adenium forum that Mr. Ko posted on his site as a recommended link for Adenium seed sowing instructions:

"WHITE FLOWERED SEEDLINGS: Seeds which will have white flowers produce seedlings with no red coloration in their stems. The stems instead are of a lovely jade green colour.

Occasionally a seedling will appear amongst others with a jade green stem. This seedling will produce white flowers. If you wish to keep this seedling separate,
then NOW is the time to transplant and label it. The jade green stem is ephemeral
and will vanish later. After two or three weeks the white flower to be seedling
will be difficult or indeed impossible to differentiate from its siblings."

Tracy

That's exactly the one I read. Thank you Tracy!

I cannot wait to hear of your results. I love your analytical philosophy you are using with your plants.