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Looks very healthy! even the ones on the table. Next year, if they have flowers, please post some pictures. I'd love to see them.

Chintana

For sure, I will. The flowers are the bright white with yellow centers. I'm curious to see if the Plumeria will go dormant in the fall since it's living under lights. I do let that area get down in the high 50's in winter so the winter blooming orchids know it's time to flower. Will have to wait and see if the Plumeria goes to sleep for the winter.

The plants on the far table are some of my bigger Cattleya Orchids that can't fit in the stand any more. They got too tall.

The chances are pretty good it will still have some level of dormancy. You will notice the first signs of it when the bottommost leaves yellow and fall off.

It looks healthy and you are right that it will not potentially bloom again until next spring. Any particular reason you have kept it inside over summer?

Guess the best answer I can give is because I want to and I'm very good at it. :-) Plus, the outdoor environment here is extremely hostile. Stagnant air, poor lighting (tree canopy) and millions of pest. Worst ones are spider mites and mealy bugs. And, since I am retiring next year and moving back to Florida, all my plants will go with me. Once there, the Plumeria will get to live outdoors in the spring and summer.

'And, since I am retiring next year and moving back to Florida, all my plants will go with me. Once there, the Plumeria will get to live outdoors in the spring and summer.'

Lucky plant.