Plumeria rubra - Red Plumeria Seed Pods
By Delonix1
22 Apr, 2013
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I received two of these seed pods from a friend's big red Plumeria trees. I typically only grow Plumerias from cuttings. But, I may attempt a few seedlings just for fun.
Photo taken Apr. 22, 2013.
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I've grown Plumeria in the past from seed. They germinate within a few days on wet paper towels.
It's always a mystery exactly what color the plants will be from seed, though.
23 Apr, 2013
My Goodness Andy....I never realised the pods were so big......
23 Apr, 2013
Milky:
Yes, they're very large and have hundreds of seeds in them.
23 Apr, 2013
Good luck with that D...:>)
23 Apr, 2013
Motinot:
The seeds will be just grown for fun, for friends or to sell. I have lots of Plumerias (some in the ground and others in pots) my tallest one is 10ft (3.2m) tall. Out of all my plumerias the only plant which has developed seed pods is my Plumeria obtusa 'Singapore', which is the most tropical.
24 Apr, 2013
That is much larger than I imagined that they would be.
20 May, 2013
Meanie:
Yes, it's larger than seed pods I've ever had on my Plumeria trees (which I don't get very often). I think the trees which this seed pod came off of were very large. The tree's are in the ground at a friend of a friend's house.
21 May, 2013
So size is everything then!!!!
21 May, 2013
Yes, especially when they're grown in the ground. lol! :>)
22 May, 2013
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Should be interesting experiment.
23 Apr, 2013