This plant has been in bloom for about two months
in the garden room. I'll move it outside since the
weather warmed above freezing.

Louise

That is nice

Love the color

Thanks. I also have a red and a pink kalanchloe that are not in
bloom now.

Love that cheerful tangerine color! We received one of these for a funeral at the beginning of March and it got a little too cold by accident. I removed the old foliage and spent flowers and it's starting to bloom again now. What an exuberant plant! I've slowly adjusted it to full sun and it really seems happy with that. How long have you had your plant? I'm wondering if it will still like that much sun when it gets really hot?

I cut mine back after flowering and they will come back next spring if you don't get a freeze.

purpleinopp,
I've had my plant about 6 or 7 years. It comes in the garden room
before frost and begins blooming about in February. We're having
40 degree weather again this weekend but then probably no more
cold spells. It's heading outside next week.

My red one seems to be just about to bloom, but my pink one isn't
blooming yet. I wonder why they bloom at different times.

I moved lots of plants outside let week and hope they don't get
hurt by this night temps.

Louise

Dutchlady1 (Hetty,I think),
I have a plumeria from you from about 7 years ago. It was one of
the plants that I hope tolerates the cool nights this week. I have it
plallnted in a fairly large plastic trash can.

Louise

Louise - any blooms? Please share and good luck with the late cold snap. If there is an inflorescence you may want to protect it.

The plumeria made it through the winter in the garden
room with just a few leaves at the top. Both have branched
and are 6-7' tall so I may have blooms before summer.

Louise