TeamCll said:It's beautiful. I thought it typically held its color after the 3rd bloom cycle? Also, I responded to @Gina in a tree mail when she asked for advice. Your advice is good too.

That's what I thought too but maybe this is a late bloomer, no pun intended .

Thank you for answering Gina.

Seedling of double delight

@Mark619 congratulations! Now you have a plumeria that no one has!

How long did it take for your seedlings to bloom. I have some planted since 2012/2013 and they have not bloomed yet.

Confetti / Barbados Showgirl



I lost the tag of this one, but I think this is a Muang Muang Rat or Aussie Orange (?)

Confetti/Barbados Showgirl (in full bloom)

GigiPlumeria said:@Mark619 congratulations! Now you have a plumeria that no one has!

How long did it take for your seedlings to bloom. I have some planted since 2012/2013 and they have not bloomed yet.

Looks like 4 years, now I'll have to wait for it to bloom a second time to see what the true color will be.

@Mark619 Four years is good! I have too many that some of my seedlings are not able to grow at its own potential. I will try to take care of them better (meaning put them where they can get full sun) so I can see them bloom this year.

I lost the tag, so now it is blooming and I can't identify it. The blooms are small (which usually happens for newly transplanted plumeria that is not happy with where I put them).



The way the petals curl and the prominent lines reminds me of my Giant Aussie Orange. (The mother plant I gifted to my neighbor across the street so it can grow bigger on the ground.) However, these blooms are usually big


Or maybe a Muang Mhuang rat? Same size of bloom except that I don't recall any petals curling on this one



I will most likely have to wait a month or so when the blooms mature and the blooms get bigger...or not.

A seedling...or not... buds


Water droplets look good on plumeria blooms

Fall inflo hung on through our freeze. JJ's Gina.

@ShadyGreenThumb that is beautiful Jungle Jack's plumeria. 🥰🥰🥰What is the name of it.

@GigiPlumeria It's Jungle Jack's Gina. I corrected the post. Like many plumeria, the color deepens the more heat and sun it gets. Gina can get to a deep, deep pink with a cinnamon fragrance in late summer.

Beautiful bloom and fragrant!

My seedling bloomed, lost the tag but it looks like another seedling of Sariah's curly



I like white flowers and also like the flower size and curly petals of this one.

Started 2 cuttings of my Thai Mango Blush/Brush. The cuttings are shorter than I would normally want them but definitely last year's growth. Used cinnamon for the cut and let it callous for a few days. Keeping a close eye on this progress.

GigiPlumeria said:@Mark619 Four years is good! I have too many that some of my seedlings are not able to grow at its own potential. I will try to take care of them better (meaning put them where they can get full sun) so I can see them bloom this year.

This was grown in an aquaponics system for a bit.

@mark619 aquaponics (searched it online) sounds like a serious business. Interesting to see what your set up looks like. Seems to work really good if you can make plumerias bloom in 4 years.

Working inflos
Madame poni

Penang peach

Hurricane

Kaleinani

@TeamCll Jason can't wait to see the blooms of these popular plumerias! You've got a great collection and soon full of blooms!

I'm excited for you

Finally my Singapore White plumeria bloomed again. And looks like there will be a lot of blooms this time.