Kimo Cultivar Record


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Kimo

Kimo is a PSA-registered cultivar, reported as a seedling of Gold, with pink, red, and orange flowers, red center, 3 inches bloom size, Strong, Sweet, and Lemon fragrance, great bloomer.

Record status: Draft ReviewPhoto source: Imagely15 reported photos50 master sourcesPSA #118

Description

Secondary reference note: Diana Donnellan's Plumeria Names 2022 list reports it as a seedling of ‘Gold’; reports the name honors his father; reports AKAs: Mia from C Stars (, OP Gold. Used with gratitude for her extensive work compiling known plumeria names; verify before treating as final.

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Description

keeping quality good.3”, heavy texture, and a sweet, fruity, fresh ginger fragrance. Medium tall, well branched tree. Salmon-orange, lime fragrance. Can appear yellow in cooler weather, hot orange in hotter weather. Very rounded petals. Brown spots can appear on the leaves. Branches are thin. Medium compact tree. One of the most misidentified flowers because it varies from seasonal changes to garden practices and light intensity.

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Traits and Characteristics

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Traits and Characteristics

Flower4 items
Primary flower colorspink, red, orange
Flower center colorred center
Flower size3 inches
Flower size bucket3-3.5 in
Fragrance2 items
Fragrance profileStrong | Sweet | Lemon
Fragrance strengthstrong
Tree1 item
Growth habitMedium | Average | Upright
Bloom1 item
Blooming habitgreat bloomer
Petal Shape / Type1 item
Petal shapeelliptical, wide petals, round petal tips, pointed petals
Petal Surface / Color Behavior2 items
Petal overlapoverlapping petals
Petal textureoverlapping petals, heavy texture
Leaves1 item
Leaf notesoblanceolate, acuminate, light green leaves

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AKA, Parentage & Known Seedlings

Also known asMia, Op Gold, Developedbytedchinn
Seedling of / parentageGold
Country of OriginUnited States
Known seedlings from this recordAtomic Flare, Brittany Linn, Kimono Flare, Kimoson, Linda Jean, Princess Catherine Louise, Princess Elisa Gerarda, Princess Maria Grazia, Toba, Toba's Fire, Wendie’s Yellow

AKA and relationship details are research notes, not visual identification proof. Treat reported parentage and seedlings as needing review until source-backed.



Identification Assistance

Cultivar Photo GalleryImagely Gallery #18115 reported photosDraft Review50 master sourcesMaster list traits includedPhotos need verification

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Color Behavior & Photo Context

Photo context Gallery metadata includes image date(s): 2016-10-25. These may be archive/upload dates unless confirmed as capture dates.
Photo-observed colors Pink, Lavender, Purple
Photo-observed center Not analyzed yet
Photo-observed pattern Three-color blend
Photo color confidence High | Human review: No
Future context fields Region, sun exposure, temperature range, season, and bloom age can be added when known.
Sample filenames Kimo_2199.jpg, Kimo_2199.jpg, Kimo_6268.jpg, Kimo_9244.jpg, Kimo_9244.jpg, Kimo_1699.jpg, Kimo_2514.jpg, Kimo_4864.jpg

Photo observation only; compare with trusted source data before replacing master color fields.

Review Notes

Seeded from existing Imagely gallery; verify cultivar identity, source history, and trait data before publishing as reference record.

Before this record is treated as final, a trusted reviewer should confirm that the gallery photos belong to this cultivar and verify the master-list traits.

Master list support: 50 master sources.

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