Hi Lady_ee! I also have an adenium with fuzzy leaves! I rescued it this past august from walmart with some rot and one leaf, which I didn't notice was fuzzy or not. However, it has since totally recovered, and put out tons of healthy leaves, which all are kind of velvety fuzzy to the touch... at first I thought it was some kind of bug, and wiped them every day with alcohol, but that didnt change it, the fuzz didnt wipe off, and the plant seems very happy, so now I'm thinking it is not bugs, and just some weird trait? Sorry I cant actually help, but perhaps we could enroll them in some sort of support group together ;) Also, congrats about the flower buds! please post pictures when they open! Best, Willow

are you talking about the lanceolate leave that looks like a crocus??? or the other leaf??? asking us to focus on the green leaf... doesnt quite indicate which you are asking about .. some might say.. at 12 o'clock from center.. rather than the one at 10 o'clock .... OMG ... H offered an enlargement of the pic when i hovered over it ... ken

Kyawhla Sein, When I google Ding Kyo Pin, nothing comes up. What do those 3 words translate to in English? There are 2 similar Senna species with wide leaves, Senna obtusifolia and Senna tora. Being that it was growing in the states, obtusifolia would be more likely, and also it's more likely Senna tora that's used in Myanmar. Not that it matters, since this thread is 7 years old.

floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK- I was lived in Indonesia, now studying in Japan, in Indonesia I grow many arthocarpus sp, including the common breadfruit why? I still stick that this is cecropia, the stem is large even for so young seedling, and it is hollowed, there ants love to stay (this genus are associated with ants). Tips of stems also have stipule, these will exclude, sassafras, poisons ivy, or paper mulberry. (I never see sassafras and poisons ivy in Indonesia, not even in botanical garden, few collector grow paper mulberry. so it is unlikely pop-up as volunteer) cecropia is not Indonesian natives, but many near botanical garden area, as escapee.. seed are small. chuckerfly are you lives near Bogor, Jakarta or Java island? lets compare with this http://weeds.dpi.nsw.gov.au/WeedImages/Details/1180?NoWeeds=11 and it will be like this when it get older http://www.caminoverde.org/resources/photo-gallery/1712 to me it is a weed. but if you loves it keep it..could be nice as a pot plant