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Identification Request

13 years ago

Bought this plant without name tag in Sep last.It went into dormency in Dec 12.When it wake up I replanted it in 24 inch pot.Since then it is growing vigourusly and last weak bloomed for me with mild fragrance.
Just curious to know the cultivar.I am loving it as this is first fragrant plumie I own.

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Comments (4)

Dave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7A
13 years ago
Really nice!

It's just Plumeria rubra -- red.

No name. It may have had a name at one time, or it may not. There's no way of knowing for sure.

Great job!
elucas101
13 years ago
Congrats on your plumie! It sounds like you're doing a great job with it and you already have blooms! It can be very difficult to ID most plumies as there are so many and they change color depending on the weather but it does appear you have a very nice one, especially if you love the scent! Many of us have wonderful plumeria with no ID and they are sometimes the best bloomers. Thank you for taking the time to post your picture and please keep us updated!
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Loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, Virginia
13 years ago
Beautiful!!!

Laura
trip_kc
Original Author
13 years ago
Thanks everybody for encouraging words
Love the plant even without name

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