My plummies are very stingy in giving blooms these days but I do have a few pictures of today's blooms:

My own mystery seedling bloom:



My Dwarf Pink Singapore blooms:





My Divine plumeria blooms:





Thumbelina plumeria:



J23 plumeria:



Star White Plumeria:

Very pretty! Especially My Divine.

I'm. Fond of the DSPs flower shape, myself, so very feminine and dainty ...very nice plumies, there, Gigi!

Gigi, your blooms are lovely! If those are stingy, I would love to see when you have a bounty of blooms

with Mike and Cyra,

Annette, I've been very lax in giving them food this growing season, I got spoiled with my blooms last year from my other larger plummies they were football sizes.

Gives new meaning to pretty in pink.

Gigi, what do you feed your plumies?

I have to admit, I have been terrible about fertilizing this summer. The guilt set in today, after viewing your lovely blooms. I repotted 10 plants, and I gave them some granular food, and a dose of Azomite, (a new producut for me) that I am trying in my garden this year. We been having rain for the past 3 days, which should keep the plants well watered, and help them absorb the fertilizer. The neglected brugs also got fertilized, and I hope these plants all forgive me an show me some nice blooms before our cold weather gets here.

Annette I use the super bloom...water soluble fertilizer works great on my plummies. But I give it less amount than the regular dosage. I used to have continuous bloom when I could feed "weakly" (for the dosage) but weekly. I'm too busy now I haven't fed my plummies in months.

I'll have to use the super bloom more often. I tend to use MG. Thanks for the info about the weekly weakly, I'll have to try it. I just gave them some granular bloom booster on Sunday, with a lot of rain since then.

Love all the blooms Gigi!

Gigi,
I've seen several different "Super Blooms" on the market. Which do you prefer?

Thanks Tarev!
mike I use the one below



.. But if you put too much it could burn the leaves

My J23 finally bloomed. (My first blooms)., I bought this discounted at BBB last year. It was 2-tip very tall, thin and lanky but with fully developed root system. When I planted it into a 3 gallon pot it grew even taller and beefier, so I decided to cut it up into 3 pieces late last year. The middle part rooted and gave me 2 branches but did not bloom yet, the 2-tip top part is growing healthy but did not bloom yet. What is surprising to me is the bottom part gave me 2 branches and the first to bloom. I think it is all about, which part of the plummie has fully developed root system that can initiate the first bloom.


Nevertheless, I was not disappointed, bloom sizes are about 4 and they are drop dead gorgeous and fragrant (not quite sure how to describe the fragrance).

Gigi, you are so right! The J23 blooms are just gorgeous! You are fortunate to have a bloom so quickly, after cutting up the plant.

Gigi..."BBB"?

SoCalDawg said:Gigi..."BBB"?

Brads Buds and Blooms :)

Here is another angle of the J23 bloom.

Amazing blooms

Mike, stay away from the BBB website, it's addictive. I thought I was going there just to look, 6 new plants later..... He sends beautifully rooted plants.