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Unusual tree blooming in Phoenix

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April 11Apr 11

Working in the jungle and looked up and saw a bloom on my Spathodea the first time it has ever bloomed maybe our unusual weather had something to do with it!!!yes it’s in there!!yes it’s in there!!

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April 11Apr 11

The extremely warm winter may be the reason that tropical tree was able to bloom. On the other hand, I have several stone fruit trees that didn't produce a single flower this year as their required 'cold chill hours' weren't met. 🤷‍♂️ Every plant does have its own basic requirements that need to be met, for it to perform.

aztropic

Mesa, Arizona

Temps between 29F and 115F each year