That's a nice one! I like white flowers. White-blooming obesums are common in culture - even on their own roots (not grafted). If you cross two white-blooming obesums, chances are fairly good that the offspring will bloom white too. I'm actually planning to do a cross experiment. Crossing two of my "whites", that is.

On the other hand, pure white-blooming arabicums are seldom seen.

Very nice bloom....What did yellow earth look like? I love white blooms on any plant, but that Adenium bloom is lovely!

Happy Gardening, Jeannie :)

I don't really remember

on his web page he shows "Yellow Earth" like this

http://www.adenium.com.tw/KO3/Golden%20Earth%201.jpg

but that picture is labeled "Golden Earth.:

I went back to look at the eBay auction for those seeds, the picture has been removed from the eBay site.

There was an auction "Adenium 60 Obesum Yellow Earth"

and

"Adenium 69 Obesum Yellow Earth " I don't know if they were supposed to be the same or not.

I missed a word in my first post, it was supposed to say 4 of my first 5 blooms have been white.

I wish I would of know that the small Adeniums I won off Ebay (advertised in beautiful colors and doubles) would have the chance of all being pink....I would love to have one bloom white. So far, the ones that bloomed are pink. I don't mind the pink blooms (they are beautiful), it was that he did disclosed that they may not be true to the color blooms he was showing. I learned from this forum only after I had spent lots of $'s and still have nothing blooming like the ones I thought I was getting.

Happy Gardening, Jeannie :)