What is that brown spot?

13 years ago

Oh, it's just a developing inflo on my Raspberry Sundae! :)

Expect future pics!

Also, the 4 plumerias that I took to work and overwintered in the greenhouse all have inflos on every tip. Well, both Aztec Gold are single tips. One of them has a huge inflo and won't be too long before it flowers. The other Aztec Gold is a little behind. Kimo has an inflo on all 3 tips. The forth plant also has inflos on 3 tips. I will have to wait until it blooms before I'm sure what it is. Don't you hate it when you mix up the tags?

Here at home, I have a single Cerise inflo that seems like it has taken months to develop. DSP lost an inflo when I placed a light too close but it is pushing 3 branches, a 4th one wanting to grow. That one looks iffy. We shall see.

Tomorrow when I get home from work I am pulling all my plants out where I can get a better look. Could be another inflo or two if I'm lucky. But tonight I'll spend until bedtime staring at Raspberry Sundae. :)

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lablover4ever
13 years ago
hi mooonie_57 can you or anyone else tell me where i can buy a raspberry sundae plumeria plant? did you buy yours on ebay? thanx
Loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, Virginia
13 years ago
CONGRATULATIONS!

Who hoooo! What a greatl feeling!

Sounds like you are going to have a wonderful season!

Post pics when they open please ! ;-)

Take care,

Laura
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pcput
13 years ago
Yeaaaaa Moonie, Your off to a great start. It's going to be your year. Keep up the good work. Peg
jandey1
13 years ago
Mona, that sounds amazing! Looking forward to photos! How big are these plants that you're seeing so many inflos already?

Do you think it was the extra warmth and light they got from being in the GH? Better put your name on them all in permanent pen so no one sells them, thinking that they're stock!
sflgplume
13 years ago
Hi Mona!, from your long-lost adopted son :)

Very excited for you and your soon-to-be blooms! Can't wait to see your pics. Here's wishing you a season of copious blooms! (Meanwhile, it's 90 here today but I see that within two days we're going to have a low of 48?! What what?! My poor confused trees...)

Greg
moonie_57 (8 NC)
Original Author
13 years ago
Lab - My Raspberry Sundae came from Brad's Buds and Blooms. Right now he does not have any listed but it would not hurt to give him a call. I feel in love with the beautiful bloom when Jandey posted some pics last year and just -had- to have it. This year, this early and a plant this young, I don't necessarily expect it to look quite as gorgeous but maybe it will surprise me. :)

Thanks Laura and Peg! I am so excited! Last year I had my non stop white ones blooming and had a few small inflos but nothing that was this exciting. I hope to be able to post lots of pics like so many of you other posters do!

Jandey - Yes, I do think the ones that are pushing inflos has everything to do with being in the greenhouse. I have Kimo's twin here at home and it is still dormant. Cerise is only a cutting with very few roots. I spent sleepless nights pondering over cutting off the inflo for root development. She happens to be one of the cuttings that sit directly under the lights, just mere inches away.

Here is a link that might be useful: Jandey's post with Raspberry Sundae, and more!
moonie_57 (8 NC)
Original Author
13 years ago
Hi Greg! I have missed seeing you! Could you send some of those warm temps this way for just a wee little while? Promise to not keep it forever. :)

Hasn't the weather been crazy? A low of 48? Sheesh! Mother Nature will finally step in and make it all right.
PRO
the_first_kms2
13 years ago
Congratulations. I hope you will share pictures when they bloom. Just be sure you keep your not for sale signs on those plants.
moonie_57 (8 NC)
Original Author
13 years ago
Jen and K - trust me, all 4 have long yellow ribbons with my name on them and they're tucked in a far back corner hidden behind some large ficus.

Jen - you asked about the size... both of the AG are single tips, between 26 and 30 inches. Kimo is about 34", 3 long tips. The other, which is either Courtade Pink or Candy Stripe, also 3 long tips. ((I have both tags waiting to go back to the right plant :)
beachplant
13 years ago
Woo-hoo! How exciting! I love blooms. The plumeria aren`t blooming yet but the rest of the yard is taking off, amaryllis are blooming like crazy, all the trees are giving my allergies fits, brugs have hundreds of blooms.. spring has sprung despite the weather.

Looking forward to bloom pictures.
Tally Ho!