You guys are making me drool!! :) Very nice blooms!! Some day, I'll have a real collection. :)
I'd say that mine is holding her own, thanks, Lily.
Doing the inflo happy dance!! :)
A watched Plumeria bud will never bloom ....
I think you still have a couple days to go yet :)
I think I can handle a few days much better than a few weeks. LOL!!
I hope it goes longer than that means bigger flowers right now looks like small flowers
More inflo. on my Noid White with yellow center-flowers;
this is killing me, you know. :)
LOL! You know the old saying..."A watched pot never boils" ? BUT, if I ger tired of wairing... the blamed thing boild over! so just keep on watchin' it.:?) LOL
Have loved all the threads here and will send my daughter over to check out daves darden, etc.
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Love the white and each different one has a different scent
Hah, Fall's breez is on the air. And I just discovered 3+ plus new inflos on my plummies! I'll try to pamper them as houseplants this season and see how they turn out. Definately there's not enough time for these new ones to develope into full blooms by the time the growing season wound down.
Yeah, I've got 2 inflos on 1 cutting that still doesn't have roots. I'll try the grow lights and heat pad with mine when I have to take it in.
looking good!
We complained of how hot summer is! Now that Fall is around the corner. I missed the growing season already!
I hear you loud and clear on that, Lily!!
yeah, that's why i try not and complain and just enjoy it for the sake of the plants. i would that the winters never dropped below 60 degrees. hmmm...guess i'd have to move to hawai'i.
You know, Hawaii isn't such a bad place! Seems all the plants we love do great there. :)
oddly, there are some places on the islands where plumeria don't do well.
it seems like it would be too easy to grow plants. lol
TCP, it's all in the soil and water! Those poor plants have to deal with the larva rock and salt water (of the ocean) thus perhaps they didn't fare to well?
I visited the Big Island and Maui this early spring and saw some plumeria there grow out of larva rocks, the sight was amazing!
i heard that they like the lava rock. the salt spray can be a problem. the parts of the island where it is really rainy don't make for good plumeria growth. must be combined cloudy conditions, too. they are also a sight to behold in their native desert environment. too bad that ppl always associate them with hawai'i considering they didn't see their first plumeria until around 1860.
Looks like a couple more weeks to go before this one starts have other inflows here too but really can't wait for this one anticipation for sure
Have a few seedlings that have not bloomed yet getting geared up too at least there not nubbing tired of that
