My plumeria, grown from seed

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Dinu Mysore, India(Zone 10a) Jul 17, 2006

Sorry the second picture above was a repeat.
There is no way I can know the parent plant. In the meantime, I also went through the PS's form and regulations to register. Isn't it a very lengthy procedure?

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Clare_CA Ventura, United States(Zone 10b) Jul 17, 2006

Dinu, Paula is a member here and the PSA president. She is probably the best one to answer your question; although, Brad is registering some plumies now so he can tell you also.

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Dinu Mysore, India(Zone 10a) Sep 11, 2006

Better shots with the new camera. I liked that spider(??) on the petal there.

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Dinu Mysore, India(Zone 10a) Sep 11, 2006

That could be a young grasshopper looking at its antennae.

Another shot of another flower.

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Clare_CA Ventura, United States(Zone 10b) Sep 11, 2006

Beautiful, Dinu! Congrats on the new camera!

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lopaka Davie, FL(Zone 10b) Sep 13, 2006

Nice Dinu congrats on the new cam..

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Dinu Mysore, India(Zone 10a) Sep 13, 2006

Welcome.
Dinu

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Malestrom Plumiedelphia, PA(Zone 7a) Sep 25, 2006

Nice flower bro!!
Its a juvenile kaktydid, they eat flowers like plumies
KILL IT QUICK!! >:^Z

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Dinu Mysore, India(Zone 10a) Sep 29, 2006

The tree seen from the balcony.

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Dinu Mysore, India(Zone 10a) Sep 29, 2006

Close up of the inflorescence.

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Dinu Mysore, India(Zone 10a) Sep 29, 2006

The fallen flowers. Lots of flowers now. I noticed in 3 inflorescences.

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