You can only actually identify a plumeria if it is a cutting from a named plant. Seedlings look so much like other plants that to id one from a picture is very wrong. The best one can do is say it looks like a ........ The process of id from pictures has lead to hundreds of wrongly identified plants being sold or traded.

Hmmm.. I wish I knew if the mother plant was a seedling or not. Well, anyway, thank you.

That sure is a beautiful bloom, but I agree with Bill!!!

So many people ( FB ) asking for identifications of blooms from a picture. True varieties can change due to heat , humidity and other environmental changes.. So to look at one variety , it could look like three different faces!

Your blooms are gorgeous and I would label it as "noid nursery cutting '13" or something that will remind you as to where it came from.

Our true varieties are getting mixed up with so many other Id's and if we as plumeria lovers, we need to help keep them true to the named variety. If we know it comes from a named cutting, that should be when it's labeled as such!!

Keep up the good work!! You are doing a great job! The other tree looks like it had some dark veining on the leaves and that's always good to see!! ;-)

Have a great day and thanks for sharing!!!

Laura