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Leticia Plumeria
Leticia AKA Hawaiian Red Rainbow via Tropic Nature, Tropic King (close). Named after Suki’s Sister. Doesn’t like the water on flowers and tends to drop the flowers quicker than most. Very large 6″ and changes colors depending on the growing conditions and feeding program. Huge flowers of 6″ with reddish-purple edges, grainy pink and strong detailed streaking. Vibrant gold center and wine red bands on the reverse. Petals are long and oval with a pointed end. Fragrance is very spicy sweet. The growth habit is compact but if you neglect to water she will drop her flowers so don’t let her dry out. Starts a deep red, and turn orange and twist. Recommended. Many faces. Huge, vibrant and fragrant. Huge blooms, great color, outstanding scent.
- Color(s): Dark pink Red
- Flower Size: 5″
- Blooming: Good
- Growth: MED
- Scent: Very Sweet and Spicy
- AKA’s: Hawaiian Red Rainbow
- History: