Plumeria plants demonstrate remarkable resilience and adaptability in blooming under challenging environmental conditions, including extreme heat and heavy rainfall, with different varieties showing varying degrees of flower retention and color intensity.
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Come see what's blooming in our rooftop garden right now...
Added:It's been a while since we've done one of these updates. It's First it was too hot and after that we've had rains. So whatever blooms seems to just fall off.
But I'm still going to do a little round and show you whatever few blooms we have. This is Paramino.
One flower managing to brave the rain.
At the back there you can see Super Round.
This is a beautiful noid we have. It came to us as Kimo but it's clearly not Kimo.
So but it's I think it's absolutely glorious.
Violet Queen.
Beautiful little delicate flowers. The color's not very intense because of the rain.
This is a seedling.
She is a seedling of Aussie Pink and she has the beautiful pudica looking leaves.
The long slender pointed leaves. So she's quite an interesting seedling.
Here we have Nebel's Gold.
We have a couple of inflorescences Nebel's Gold but barely any flowers.
This is a seedling of Penang Peach.
Beautiful flowers. We even get a touch of purple when it's really hot.
This is another seedling of Penang Peach. Absolutely gorgeous fragrance.
Here we have a noid yellow.
A pure pure yellow. Very pretty flowers.
And back there you can see Orange Special.
We have There's one inflorescence in the middle and one inflorescence back there.
Very pretty flowers.
This is a seedling of Valkyrie.
Again a lovely rosy fragrance.
Dwarf Siam Yellow.
Tiny little flowers but look at the leaves.
They're always this crinkled beautiful look.
And it's truly a very small dwarf plant.
It's one of the smallest ones we have.
One of the few plants which are actually managing to hold on to its flowers.
This is Rainbow NoID.
And it has flowers on all over the plant. It's really, really pretty.
Bali Hai Gold with its fabulous fragrance.
Just a few flowers left on this one now.
This is Moonlight.
There's another inflow back there.
And up here we have H and NoID.
Hari Nayar was a very passionate plumeria grower. This has been named for him.
Here we have Kimberly Rose.
Stunning cultivar.
This is a seedling of ours from Blue Canyon.
We call her MK Karmima after our cat Karma.
Here we have Gina, JJ Gina.
Beautiful colors on this one.
Slaughter Pink Pink Pudica Very droopy right now because of all the weight of the raindrops.
This is another gorgeous seedling. This is a seedling of Diana.
And I really like the colors on her.
Big flowers.
Naturally it's a NoID, but very pretty.
Kimo Hono Sunburst Many more inflows at the back.
Beautiful Dang Chili Ka rich, rich, rich colors on this one.
And back here we have Siam Red.
Most of the flowers have fallen off.
Raspberry Sunday, another flower has fallen onto the leaves.
Purple Jack.
I love the color on Purple Jack.
And back here we have Everlasting.
This is annoyed. We had been told it's Cancun pink, but I don't know if it is that or not. It's very pretty and very fragrant.
And this is a white Stenopetala, so we have Stenopetala, the original Stenopetala.
That's one.
Whole lot of info here.
And then up here, we have Stenopetala hybrid with huge inflows.
Two, this three, and then many more coming out. Little baby inflow down here.
So, that's Stenopetala hybrid.
And over here we have Bridal Bouquet or White Budica.
This is a Singapore White, dwarf Singapore White.
Up here we have someone fluff which is already producing a seed pod, the first of the season.
Musk Rainbow or George Brown.
Japanese Lantern.
It has a few inflows, but very few flowers left. Champoo Banakan, the pod parent of Black Purple.
Arungan.
Stunning colors. And And we land with this last one up there which is a seedling. You can see the flowers up there. It's too tall for me to go close.
But, that's all that we have blooming at the moment. I mean, we have the odd flower of Lemon Drop and the odd flower of California sunset, but nothing much to write home about.
Still pretty.
We are still happy.
And we are enjoying the rain because it means not having to water the plants anymore.
And our plants are definitely enjoying all this moisture.
So, that's the update for right now. And we'll keep you posted whenever we have anything new to update you with. Bye.
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