I noticed this strange growth on my largest plumeria. Is it possibly an inflo or just more leafy growth? I've had it for 4 years and its never bloomed. I couldn't get a good angle on it because the leaves were in the way.

ooooooh yes! you're going to have blooms!

Wow this is wonderful! This will be my first plumeria to bloom Its a Noid from Home Depot.

Some No id's from Home Depot turn out to be pretty nice!

Wow that's beautiful Hetty. I'm so excited. Even if its a plain color, I'll be happy.

And so the addiction begins

This one is 1 out of 49, though most are seedlings

Here is an update photo on the inflo. :thumbsup:

looking good!

Thanks Hetty!

Thanks Peg.

Btw..I love the mallow (in your profile pic!

Thanks Cyra! I started it from seed earlier in the year. Its one of my favorite flowers now.

I have them in front of my crimson double hollyhocks ..nice bloom contrast...
You know, both the spring leaves and the immature seed capsules are edible, right? They can be used like okra .

That sounds like a beautiful color combo. I didn't know the immature seed capsules were edible, I may have to try a few

The new (very soft) ones can be prepared like okra, or tossed into stews. Seems like one of the mallow family members is called "bread and cheese ", but I don't recall which one.
But since this is a plumeria forum I suppose I'd better stop straying into the mallows, and mention that I've seen some stunning NOID plumeria that put named varieties to shame.

Thanks for telling me that Cyra. I love okra, both pickled and fried You and Hetty are giving me some hope that it will have a stunning bloom. I took this picture a few minutes ago.

Here's another update.



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And my other plumerias

Woo -hoo!!
Looks like you've blooms in your near future, I'm a wee bit jealous...;)