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Penang Peach

8 years ago

last modified: 8 years ago

I can see why this one is the favorite of so many... I think it is going to be mine as well!

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the_first_kms2
8 years ago
it's definitely a keeper.
Loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, Virginia
8 years ago
Gorgeous, Chris!!!!

Laura
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dupefl
8 years ago
Very nice... most of JJ cultivars are linked to that in one way or another.
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Jirapa (aka Boom) M
8 years ago
Gorgeous! always want Penang Peach. How big is the flower?
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Chris Harkey
Original Author
8 years ago
K, indeed! Can't wait to see it when the plant is a little bigger.

Laura, thank you!

Dupefl, Thanks! Yeah I think most of JJs varieties are PP seedlings. I have a Cali Sunset planted right next to my PP that is about to bloom. I'm looking forward to comparing the blooms. So far the leaves and growth habit are fairly identical.

Boom, Thanks, get you one! The largest flower is right around 3 inches.

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