well these are the plants I have left after giving several away. these are outside



these are babies inside.



and Jim this is the only one of your seeds to show.it still has his cap on.

That is a respectable collection!

That's a nice collection indeed! Plenty enough to get you busy and entertain.

very nice collection.Don't they make good conversation starters.

yes they do JT, and it always surprises me when someone says they have never heard of them.

Cute Doris...

Very nice Doris, I had to de-hood the two I got from you and also three of my black asia. two of the black asia have 4 leafs now, time for a three inch pot I guess. Oh, Cora if you read this, Flamingo gardens just got a whole batch of adenium in, strangly they have them in the section posted shade only? but they do have a hugh batch in and it's not that far from you.

I see they posted a picture of the black asia over on the right, looks like a common pink to me!

Jim that seems to be the color of the majority of plants, I get excited if it's not pink

As soon as I get time I gotta scroll back and see Hettys black asia, I'm certain I wouldn't have gotten excited about it if it was just PINK. Then again I know that seeds are not a guarantee of a particular color. After thinking about it a long time I decided to try my luck at grafting yesterday. On my first and only attempt I sliced my thumb open , after the bandage comes off I'm going to try again. It would be funny if it did'nt hurt so much! Actually it's funny anyway.

You certainly are rough on yourself Jim.
Got to be careful....

Jim, one of the adenium plant you gave me is setting flower buds. I will take picture after battery is charge up.

Where is Flamingo garden Jim?

Jim how many times have you been told NOT TOPLAY WITH KNIVES

Cora, I'd be interested to know what color any of them are; only because I grew them from seeds but soon got all of them mixed up. I'll send you a tree mail with directions. Charleen, I just gotta stay in motion but the essential tremor is a pain in the you know what. Doris, stupid me, I should have known to wear gloves,I'll do better next time

Live and learn Jim, all the time.

Jim, I don't care for gloves either. Just try to keep fingers out of the way. You doing great.

Two huge rules when working with knives:

a) only use rasor-sharp knives; nothing is more dangerous than a blunt blade because you figure: "I won't cut myself, that blade is blunt." Yeah, Right.
b) use proper safety procedures and for the love of JMaJatd, never use your thumb as a cutting board.

Sharp knives to you all.
Sylvain.

I use one-edged razor blades, wicked things!