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I planted 20 Adenium seeds from KingAdenium, 10 seeds in each plastic box and got 2 poor little albino seedlings. Nice to look at them while they last. I know they short lived. I thought I share the photos. Seedlings are 1 week old.
Hi Peter, yes the albino looks weird, just imagine to be doomed to die, poor adeniums, there's no hope for them. The propagating sand from Bunnings was an experiment I was going to post on the forum, before I noticed the albino and decided to post photos as they usually live up to 2 weeks. So far, the sand proved to be a good medium for germinating seeds. They came up pretty fast. Still waiting for some more to show up as there are 10 seeds in each box. I will see how they develop in sand. I usually use coco peat perlite, vermiculite.
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