Thanks everyone. Relve & Jason wipf - I do agree with you the more sun the faster & healthier the plants are. I don't use any fertilizer on the seedling what would you suggest Relve. Gill - I did drill the holes for the container, my mix are 80% vermiculite+20% perlite, then laid down the seeds then dress top with turface. I want to see if I can get some double or triple flower out of these seedling . Mark - I'm from Texas USA, will keep seedlings update. Jan

Hi trace, hmm I will prob end up sowing a few of all of them, or do you think best to sow more of just one or two varieties? Just put some mini greenhouse shelving into the tent to create more space aswell as running both light in one tent, same idea as Martin really. I would prefer a tent really that's not as tall but much wider lol so there's more floor space rather than adding shelves. Seeds from rinoa at present don't look too good, only signs of a few germinating out of 40 or so seeds sown.

Stuart, my climate is similar to yours. Tropical, with tradewinds. The difference between summer & winter is 6º F. Averages: Daytime high 86º F Evening low 76º F Humidity 80% Heat index 110º F UV index high 8 - 10

Kathy - I started my Adenium obsession a year ago. My original planted seeds are 1 year old seedlings now, they look taller and stronger than some of my grafted plants. Im waiting for them to bloom. All from different seed suppliers. Still want to plant more. The ones with nice roots I will train as bonsai.