Are you asking for seed sources OR 1-4 month old seedlings for sale?

I really love the flowers and there varieties! I've found a source for plants that is affordable finally. I would hate to spend a lot. I'm new to Adenium plants.

Wispy,

If I may make a recommendation... Adeniums develop quite rapidly if you can keep them outdoors under good sunlight in temps that don't fall under 50º most of the year. When cold temps threated, they can be brought indoors by a sunny draft-free window and allowed to go dormant 1-2 months or placed under grow lights. Once temps stay at 50º again, you can begin acclimating to full sun once again.

That said, and because you want to see different varieties of flowers, I recommend you purchase mixed seeds. This will provide you with the phase by phase practice (germinating, soil selection, proper watering & fertilization, pruning, pest battles, etc.) at growing these beauties as well as a variety of flowers. Imagine them all in bloom in a year, then cross pollinating & giving you seeds in a few years! Soon you'll have a wealth of growing experience and too many on your hands.

After that experience, you can be more selective with specific cultivars ... and will have all the experience needed to care for them.

All the very best to you.

Thank you. I will do this. Where or who would I buy the mixed seeds from?

There are many eBay merchants selling mixed seeds. Search this forum for member recommendations on where to buy seeds

Two very reputable eBay merchants are adenium_ko and orientadenium, both in Taiwan. Check to see if they have mixed seeds. I had a 7/10 germination rate with NY merchant Greenstuffs, who was very good in terms of customer service..

http://m.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=mixed+adenium+seed&isNewKw=1&isRefine=true&mfs=GOCLK&acimp=0&_trksid=p2056088.m2428.l1313.TR2.TRC1.Xmixed+adenium+seed&sqp=mixed+adenium+seed