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djenslow

Kaimuki first bloom

8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago

So after blasting buds twice Kaimuki finally had 3 buds to stay on. So beautiful and the blooms feel like wax and are quite hard. Sadly it has just a faint scent

Meet Kaimuki red


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  • 8 years ago
    last modified: 8 years ago

    ‘So now photos is working. Kaimuki is a Michael Miyashiro hybrid that is a

    macgillivrayi x archboldiana. I received this as a cutting in the spring of 2017, it is not a very big plant but put forth a penducle in spring of 2018. It has a very faint scent that is pleasant.

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