well it might be because its early for a newly rooted cutting to bloom. the inflo might've been starting when first started the cutting and that might be why but then again im no expert

I'm open to any and all suggestions and that's as good as any. I'm sure the inflo was there when I received the cutting. I just couldn't see it.
Thanks,
Karyn

Here's the Penang Peach and a Jeannie Moragne. You can't see the browning on the edges of the PP well but it's there. I'm not sure if the JM will open fully or not. That one just started opening yesterday but it looks a bit deformed to me. Both are recently rooted.
Karyn

Karyn, remember...thats exactly what happened with my Celadine last year....over 100 buds formed but I guess I only had a dozen open fully. Others browned and fell off while in tight bud stage, few others started to open then dropped off. Was told it was beause the cutting, although planted the previous spring of 2005, didn't root or leaf out with its inflo till the 2006 season so it was very immature in that respect to be able to support all those flowers. Also, as it was taken from a mature tree, the inflo was ready and waiting in the background...the cutting was already programmed to flower. Not much consolation I guess as we all like to hold onto those lovely flowers, but in my opinion, I don't think you have a 'problem' as such.
Gill.

Hi Karyn1 - congratulations! Don't worry about the bloom size...just take a whiff of the scent and remember it. Take care of them like you always do and they will enventually reward you with spectacular blooms :)

Kasie