Nice Gigi ....is that pollen all over your stardust flower?

Nope Mark it is rust, this was growing under my 10 feet tall no ID pink plumerias. The plant is too tall I need a ladder to cut the leaves. I now transferred this where it won't get rust on the blooms.

Ahh...lol...that is a nice one!

Any day now...this one has a tag California Sunset from 2013 purchase. This one is true compact, multi-tip and less than 2 feet tall:



This one is a noID given to me by a coworker from his neighbors yard...or at least that's what I think it is because I lost the tag. It tried to bloom late last year but the buds fell off due to colder weather. Gave me 3 tips, now all 3 tips have inflos...



Mountain Goddess seedling inflo, this is a 3-tip seedling less than 2 feet tall but fat stem, still a month away before I will see the blooms.

Would be great if I could get a inflo this year!! This is Duke...

It's early so you might still get an inflo

Duke is a great plumeria but not the most generous bloomer...

Hmmm, this no ID one have dark red buds, I wonder if I will get a nice looking bloom on this one. That would be nice because all three tips have inflos.

I just took this pic. of the Scott Pratt inflo.

Ken, your photo looks sci-fi. I imagined miniature private skyscraper homes. Niccce!

Looks like mine is lighter than your Scott Pratt. Both might open same time with your Scott Pratt.

I only have one true red. The Red Dauvachelle but that is taking its sweet little time to bloom.

Finally open, my no ID red plumeria.

Gorgeous red!

Pretty red!

Kadie and Tarev

I found 2 new inflo today on Muang Muang Rat plumeria. I'm so impressed with this plant, back in February when I thought we had a freeze, I cut the plant in half and took the 3-tip cutting in. Around March/April I planted the cutting, now the cutting has inflo and the Momma plant's new branch has an inflo too. Not only is this truly gorgeous bouquet but very fragrant too.

Looking forward to seeing the blossoms of your Muang...., Gigi!

Me too, I so miss this one


And as I recall the blooms were huge.

Another seedling of Yugumbah Spirit

@Drdawg this one has all the hints of color in terms of tips. Maybe later today or tomorrow I will see the bloom of this seedling for the first time....but I expect this will be a light colored one...not red as I had originally predicted because of the red tips.



The sister seedling (with red tips) bloomed yellow:

Yep, no red there, Gigi.

That seedling with the intense dark pink flowers (to be named by my wife) is sort of odd. Those buds all start out creamy white and as they grow, they turn light pink and then darker and darker pink. It only takes a week for the buds to open.