andrew- I do not think you saw my Cindy Schmidt because I have not seen it bloom yet. You probably saw my Gloria Schmidt or my Cindy Moragne. Bill

I just got one a few days ago ... here's a picture:

I'm in So Cal (and it's hot here), so I'm not sure if it would look different where you are?

Hi Bill,
Sorry for the mistake but what do you think of it?

Hi Daogirl,
Yeah colors are harder to get here but when there small like most of mine are right now, I can keep them under my 600 watt HPS light where they get very intense light and heat.

We have actually had a VERY HOT and humid summer so far. I had sum pretty awesome colors on my Jeannie Moragne.

Andrew

Ooh, Bill...BTW...The Psycho that is blooming now has an inflo that I measured at 11 inches!! I cannot believe this plumeria. I found a 2nd inflo forming a few days ago. The great news is that the other Pyscho that was blooming is doing a complete turn around now. I cut the inflo off of that one because the branch was getting really soft. Since cutting it, I can now see a mass of roots growing. I planted it into a 1 gal clear plastic milk jug so it would be easier for me to see the roots growing.

Thanks again Bill. This is still 1 of my favs!

Andrew

Wow, congrats daogirl! The blooms are awesome! Love the vibrant colors!

That is one gorgeous bloom. Molly does does have exceptional eye candy at upland nursery. Just wondering if it is a grafted plant? Many of their plants are. I haven't seen Cindy Schmidt around very often you are soo lucky!

Yes, it is a graft ... It's kind of a tall and slender plant, but grafted onto a really sturdy base stem (it probably has some great roots!).

I didn't realize it was that rare until I bought it - I just loved the blooms.