All these Ladies and Duchesses, a knave just doesn't know where to turn..... LEE, They're looking nice - I have nothing to add aside from that, but maybe The Adeniumed Oklahoman will drop in for some pointers. You go to a picture or an album, copy the URL, and drop it into the 'Optional Link URL' box that is visible when you preview your message. Beyond that, you can put the link (to the regular pic or a thumbnail) in your message. Don't ask me how, but I believe it's the fairies working overtime. Here is a link that might be useful: Not Lady Gaga's Apocynaceae Babies

Hey everyone thank you so much for the nice comments. Also, I really appreciate all the advice in regards to the seedlings. I will begin repotting them within the next couple weeks. I may not have enough pots. LOL. I have 1,000's of seedlings. I had NOOO idea every single seed I planted would grow for crying out loud. Thank goodness I did not plant all the seeds yet. Cher, yes indeedy it is going to save money if I can get Picea and Abies cones as well next winter it will be a much bigger savings. It is worth growing them on like this and they are so adorable. Edwin, I'm not so sure I see the one you are referring to that looks unique. I will go out and look at them tomorrow morning. If you are referring to the one almost on the soil...I'm thinking perhaps the seed coat is still attached and weighting it down...not to mention I just watered them which might have pushed it to the soil level also. But I appreciate your keen eye and will watch my seedlings closely. JTH, thank you for the tip on not fertilizing them yet. I was thinking about starting the fert to begin pushing growth in hopes of getting them to grafting size sooner. I will be careful of when and how much I will fertilize them. Ken, yes sir...understock. I sure hope I obtain enough scion wood to make it worth it eh? ha ha. Worst case scenario, I grow them on and sell them at my aunts rummage sale cheap or give them away to friends. LOL Here is a photo of the entire swing the woodpecker is destroying. I can not wait to see the young and photograph them.

Jericson, You have hundreds of photos in this post that it takes forever to download. And while it's downloading the texts/media are jumping around trying to settle in, I guess. Although I enjoy your pictures, I am afraid of crashing my computer (don't think it would). So would you kindly create a Part II or something to this post? I'm not asking only for my own convenience, maybe others are having the same issues? Again, I enjoy your pictures. But in the time it takes to download this post, I could have transplanted an adenium or two. :laugh:

Lol bloody cats people either love em or hate em im on the fence about them. Ah Agartta i don't have any others bloombing yet I wish I did so I could take some pics. I dont know what the weathers doing here it started getting warmer and most of my Adeniums were starting to get new buds but now the weathers gone down again to 3 Celsius (37.5 Fahrenheit) I went all out and got a heater yesterday for my greenhouse, im going nuts with my seedling production something like 4000 seeds came in the mail the other week and i want to get an early start on the growing season.