Yep no red here.

The blooms are strange on seedlings, my Mauis Beauty seedling started as pink but opened up with more white with pink edges.

So with seedlings you never know what you'll get. Am just excited that this will be my 4th seedling to bloom and have 2 more that have inflos. And the fact that no one has them except me.

Have you named them all, Gigi? If so, did you register the names?

I haven't named them all and I don't plan to register all. It will cost me a lot of money since I have over 100 seedlings now. I will wait in a year or so, if these seedlings are prolific bloomers or if one will turn out to be "not-too-common" looking, then I will decide, which one I will register.

I plan to name them all though

My vocabulary is not large enough to name 100 plants.

I will name them after people I know, animals, birds

I just figured I would name mine drdawg#1,#2, #3...........can't be wasting what few brain cells I still have functioning.

That's not a bad idea at all Ken.

My second Yugumbah Spirit seedling is eerily similar to the first one except it has a hint of pink, which might disappear once it is fully opened. now I have 2 yellow in my plumeria collection. The fragrance is similar to the first too...jasmine fragrance. Looks like the pollen parent must be a dominant yellow. This has generous branching -4 tips and it is a 3 feet tall seedling.
YS yellow peeps#2


YS yellow peeps#1 for comparison

Is that hint of pink coming from a pink band on the backside of the petals?

Yes Ken but I think it is going to disappear and will just stay on the backside. The first one does not have that. Red tips yellow bloom.

Yugumbah Spirit seedling (the pod parent, is an Australian variety also known as Olde Gold), Seedling #2 bloomed on approximately 3 feet tall single tip seedling, reddish leaves and dark stem, jasmine fragrance, flower size 3 inches. Germinated August 2012, bloomed October 2015. Generous branching 4-tips after first inflo.

for the information. I will see about trading someone for an Aztec Gold.

aztec gold is beautiful yellow Ken.