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Plumeria
dupefl

Seedlings first bloom!

9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago

I gave this to an old gf when we went our seperate ways...

I germinated and cared for this plumeria for its first 1.5 years.

Welp. 1.5 years later, she sent me a text this moring saying looked what bloomed.

What a beautiful bloom.

look close...top bloom has 6 pedals

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  • 9 years ago

    Nice! Wow 1.5 years is early compared to others first bloom at 3-5 years.

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