Plumeria in bloom in my office
This one is a cutting from Zanzibar. Plumeria's one of my favourite plants - love seeing them in bloom whenever we visit the in-laws in Tanzania. I have several cuttings but none of them have flowered before, so it was a nice surprise to discover that this one was in bud.
Plumeria in bloom
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Re: Plumeria in bloom
Nice flowers
How large is the plant?
How large is the plant?
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Re: Plumeria in bloom
Cheers!
Not very large. It's a branch from a larger tree. Probably around 30-40 cm I'd guess.
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Re: Plumeria in bloom
I'm impressed to see a flower on such a small one. The ones I saw full of flowers were about 3 to 4m high in the tropics. Many have a super perfume too, as well as nice flowers. But I have found them to require plenty of winter heat.
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Re: Plumeria in bloom
My in-laws have several in their garden, and the smallest one - about 2m tall but only a few branches - was in flower last summer. But yeah, usually it's the large trees you see in bloom.ralphrmartin wrote: ↑Sat Apr 13, 2019 6:50 pm I'm impressed to see a flower on such a small one. The ones I saw full of flowers were about 3 to 4m high in the tropics. Many have a super perfume too, as well as nice flowers. But I have found them to require plenty of winter heat.
I suppose it could be on account of it being a cutting from a mature tree.
The flowers smelled wonderful. Tones of vanilla and a rose-like aroma.