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  • 11 years ago

    Well done, Dave. Still waiting on my first, but looking better every day.

  • 11 years ago

    What does the overall plant look like in size?

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    It's Penang Peach. It's about 4 feet tall I suppose. I have several as they never fail to bloom for me.

  • 11 years ago

    Very nice Dave. With the cool, rainy spring and summer in PA, I only have one blooming with a few inflos forming.

  • 11 years ago

    Gorgeous! Thanks for sharing what I hope will come. What is the fragrance like? I just ordered one.

  • 11 years ago
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    Truly is gorgeous Dave!!

    Supersized with an extra ...

    Laura

  • 11 years ago
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    Mike: Once plants get larger they will bloom more reliably. More tips = more chance for blooms.

    Cessna: I have a lot of late starting inflos and I hope there will be time for them to bloom.

    Moonie: It's my #1 most certainly!

    Tree: Fragrance, I suppose like peaches mixed with baby powder. A fair fragrance.

    Laura: Keep posting those pics!

  • 11 years ago

    Oooo. I can visualize the scent! We will enjoy it with you, Dave!!!

  • 11 years ago

    Gorgeous, Dave! Definitely a must-have cultivar.


    Treehugger, to me the scent is very pleasant, a peach-coconut fragrance. And the flowers are thick and last a long time off the tree.

  • 11 years ago

    jandey1 - smmmmmmmmaaaah. Delicious!!! I am so jealous of you guys!! Lol! Please do keep describing the scent even if everyone's nose is a little different! I will live vicariously through you until I get my first bloom. This is year 2 for me but I only had one back then. Up to 10 now!!! I might have to move some furniture out this Winter but who cares?

  • 11 years ago

    Wow! Those inflos are huge like a beautiful bouquet! That pina colada scent is the best! What a winner!

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    11 years ago

    Penang Peach is always a winner. Its quite peachy fragrant to me.

  • 11 years ago

    gidget: Hmmm. Piña colada scent?

    I'll have to re-smell it and see if that is a closer description. To me it's sort of like Aztec Gold, but not quite as peachy.

  • 11 years ago

    AHHH! Aztec Gold! I have that one coming,m too! Yeah!!!

  • 11 years ago

    Hi Dave! I think my sniffer is not so good. ;-( I went to re-smell again, and perhaps it is peach that I smell. I have a hard time pinpointing some of the scents. What I do know is that it smells wonderful! ;-) Please keep posting pics of your PP!

    Wendi

  • 11 years ago

    Dave, Absolutely beautiful! I am going to treasure my plant and give it a special place in my sunroom in winter so that it will bloom for me next year. Do you fertilize it with any specific fertilizer, if so how often? Keep posting..

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    Kandhi, you will really love it. Especially when it gets a year older.

    I usually fertilize with a very weak solution regularly throughout the summer. You have to make it weak though because you don't want to burn the roots.

    Some use foliar sprays. I don't have time for that. Any good balanced fert is fine. Not too high in nitrogen.

    I think that if they go into winter well-fed and beefy, they seem to tolerate the long dormancy period better.

  • 11 years ago

    Kandhi,

    This is what you have to look forward to!

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    Here is Penang during hotter weather. Deeper yellow and peach tones. So many reasons to love this particular variety.

  • 11 years ago

    Dave, Absolute stunner! and glad to hear it does that well in our area. I will follow your care instructions for this plant. What specific fertilizer you use on these plants during summer?

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    I use whatever I have on hand. Sometimes fish emulsion, sometimes all-purpose store bought fert. It's not particular. I've even used Miracle-Grow.

  • 11 years ago

    Please educate me. What are "inflows"?

    Stunning Plumie you have there!

    Ann

  • 11 years ago

    In the 10 minutes I've been perusing this site I've figured out what an "inflo" is. It's what I've called the "flower spike" for years. Thanks guys!

    I love this website! Soooo informative!

    Ann

  • 11 years ago

    Inflo = Influoresence

    yes, a flower spike

  • 11 years ago

    Thank you Dave!

  • 11 years ago

    There was a question about what kind of fertilizer people use on their Plumies. My Father always used BR61. I use it too and have for years.

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