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Apr 27, 2016 5:14 PM CST
Name: Cheryl
North of Houston TX (Zone 9a)
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The flowers forming is a slow process. It might take another 6 weeks or more before you see a bloom. And yes, it will slow down what you want it to do, that is grow roots. 6 weeks without roots could be trouble in other ways, for one rotting. But I have never had the heart to pluck off the inflo. (flower buds) Unfortunately, inflo will not continue it's blooming cycle once plucked. Keep us posted on your new plumeria.
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