Ya'll..... I'm so excited! Purchased two grafted plumeria this spring. They have grown well all summer, but I was beginning to think I was going to have to wait until next year to see any flowers. Upon close inspection a few days ago, I noticed what looked to be an inflo forming among the newest leaves on my Celadine. Since ours nites here have already dipped down into the upper 30's, I loaded my plant into the car the next day and took it to work with me. I am fortunate enough to work in a greenhouse, and the owners don't mind if we employees winter over a few of our "babies". Hence, my grafted gardenia and a few other difficult to winter plants come to work with me for the winter. I have my plumeria in our propagation house where the temperature usually hovers in the lower 80's with lots of sun. Being a plumeria novice, and never having the pleasure of growing my own plumeria flowers, how long should I expect to wait before blooms appear from this just forming inflo?