Here is one of my favorite seedlings. I got seeds that were labeled Strawberry Sunday but did not have both parents listed. Look at the leaves on this one. It was supposed to be an obesum but the veining on the leaves is interesting and makes me wonder if it is a cross of something else.

Another seedling I grew from seed last year labeled as Orange Hybrid. It is a stout little fella.

I will share one more and then try to curb my enthusiasm as I am sure with no flowers my plants are pretty boring and only exciting to me and this terrible addiction I have. This is another one of my aribicum seedlings. It is just starting the as Marie said...the octopus branching as my others that were a year older.

You should not "curb your enthusiasm" , I , and I'm sure others too , like to see pictures of plants , blooms or no blooms ...

;-)

Like you I grow from seed , and it's very interesting and inspiring for me to see how other peoples seedplants are doing !

And yours look really nice !

All I can say is the more pictures the better. Keep them coming .

Sharon

Ladylotus,
Never boring to see others Adeniums whether in bloom or not. They are all very healthy plants. Hope your boehmianum blooms and make sure you post photo. I have one also, but probably a bit young to bloom.
I love my grafted plants, but I enjoy watching all of my seedlings grow, especially the ones that have a fat caudex and the ones that are short with many terminal branches (leaders).
Keep them coming.
Rick

Agree with others - seeing others' plants is hardly ever boring!
The different shapes and varieties are very intriguing!

Thanks for sharing!

L.

Thank you all for the very kind comments. I am beginning to slowly see buds forming on my adeniums. Here is a photo of another seedling of mine that is showing some flower buds.

Here is a photo of my babies buds.

But Ladylotus, I want to see the rest of your adeniums. I especially like the last one. Also, nice garden.

Pagan