Plumeria Blooms 2021!

phalanx_viridis

2 years ago

First to bloom this year at my patch is JJ California Sunset.

Sweet smell of peaches returns...How about you?

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phalanx_viridis
Original Author

2 years ago

Lots of inflos when i cruised the patch... here are some that made the entryway table:

clockwise from 1 O’clock....

celadine, JJ temptation, JJ malika, JJ scentsational, maui celadine, JJ temple fire, JJ ca sunset, tobas fire, and JJ rhonda.

:::sniiiiiiiiiiffffff::::ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh....

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rox146
2 years ago
Nothing yet, you always have such lovely ones...
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Kathy Hamlin
2 years ago
Those are pretty ones! I have an inflow on one of mine I grew from seed. Also had my son break two branches with inflows off a couple weeks ago, but got them calloused and potted tonight. I have many grown mostly from cuttings and hoping for many blooms this year.
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phalanx_viridis
Original Author
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
ahhhhh Celedine...

jj xquisite

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rox146
2 years ago
Wow, cant wait for mine but ventura has been freezing cold windy overcast. Mine all want jackets on...
phalanx_viridis
Original Author
2 years ago
Oh interesting, we have been pretty warm down in SD county. Overnight lows are much warmer than usual and that makes mine go bananas.

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stanofh 10a Hayward,Ca S.F. bay area
2 years ago
last modified: 2 years ago
My old Celadine is still in claws-with bloomstalks also. My unnamed plants from Florida that are supposed to be red are leafing out. Faster growers. Celadine might be hardiest,but I can see it's not the fastest grower and maybe some marginal areas might research into what Plumeria are fastest growers in marginally warm climates. I would read it...
phalanx_viridis
Original Author
2 years ago
Yes, I’ve noticed some reds grow very fast but are more fussy in cold temps. Celedine seems hardier to me also and is a moderately slow grower. it usually breaks dormancy later.

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the_first_kms2
2 years ago
Great to see some blooms. i think Princess Victoria was first to bloom for me this spring. i dont hear much good from many others in my area due to all the freeze damage.

In my experience as a plant matures it slows down. Plus conditions such as containers vs inground, winters, etc. all makes a difference. if in containers, uppotting young plants becomes an important task to maximize growth potential.
phalanx_viridis
Original Author
2 years ago
Defel:

Evalani:

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Lori Brodt
2 years ago
They are gorgeous! i am

new to Plumeria, is this a JJ?
phalanx_viridis
Original Author
2 years ago
Not sure if it is a JJ. It is a cool 6 petal bloom no matter what....Ask your tree source for type, if you can.

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stanofh 10a Hayward,Ca S.F. bay area
2 years ago
Good eye. After 25+ years of tropical plants..never knew some Plumeria have more petals..always learning!
phalanx_viridis
Original Author
2 years ago
Some new ones!

dwarf singapore pink:

daisy wilcox:

Musk rainbow:

Singapore:

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Aditi G
2 years ago
@phalanx_viridisLovely, blooms! Can you share more information - when did you plant these, location of the plants in terms of sun coverage, etc? I am a new homeowner, and looking for more information on how I can plant these in our garden. I'm afraid that they won't survive the upcoming winter season in the bay area. :(