I'd love some! What do you need from me?

Hi, Donna. Please send a Self-addressed stamped envelope to:

John S. Perilloux - 642 Spruce St - Norco, LA

Hi. New to commenting, but would like to trade adenium seeds for these and the other you posted.

I would like to request some seeds please and thank you!!

Callie

skunkh8tr, I'm too old to even think about planting anymore, but if you'll send a sef-addressed stamped envelope to me I'll send you some La Jolla Sunset seeds.

John S. Perilloux - 642 Spruce St - Norco, LA 70079

As for the Toba's Fire seeds, I only had a few of those, and someone already claimed them.

Callie, Please send a SAS to the same address I gave skunkh8tr and I'll send your LaJolla Sunset seeds.

John, thanks. I will send a sase and continue the good karma by giving away the adenium seeds to 5 others on a separate thread.

Thank you.

Hi John, do you have any La Jolla Sunset seeds left? Please let me know and I will send the envelope. Thanks

Yes, I do.

Hi John, dropped the envelope in the mail today. It's on the way to you. Thanks!

Hi John, my envelope is in the mail as well. Thanks :)

It's in the mail!

Thank you, Donna.

Any seeds left?

No.

Received the seeds today! Thank you again, John. I'm busy reading today as these are my first plumeria seeds :)

Received the seeds. Thank you very much for your generousity. If they turn out to be the first blue plumeria; i will send you a cutting! ☺

You're welcome, and I hope I'm still around for their first blooming.

I received them as well. Thanks John! Really appreciate it

You're welcome, and good luck on the growing.

Thank you John. My seeds arrived yesterday. Now I need to decide what to do. I usually put them on my covered patio to start but it's going to be 115 degrees this weekend! I think that might be a little much for the seeds to handle.

I believe if you keep them in the shade and keep them slightly moist by misting them with a sprayer bottle they'll be OK. That's if you're starting them in a soil mixture. Some people have better luck starting them on moist paper towels, and they seem to start faster that way also.

That is what I normally do, but the temperature on my covered patio has been 122 - 129 these past few days. My several year old plumeria are not liking it and are showing me with their yellow and shriveled leaves. I'm starting the seeds in the house and will move them outside after this heat wave has let up some. Next weekend will be at least 10 degrees cooler (less hot? not really cool) and closer to normal.

Wow, that is some heat.

My seeds went into soil today! I soaked them in a wet cloth for a couple of days until I saw little roots starting to emerge.

Good luck, lightcyan, I hope they all grow into healthy plants.