Bring the beauty of the tropics to your garden with this (4) Cutting Plumeria Collection. Each collection includes fresh, unrooted cuttings, approximately 15-20 inches long, ready for you to root and grow. You’ll receive one tip cutting, along with 5 free seeds to expand your plumeria collection even further! The collection features a mix of popular cultivars, including: Cotton Candy, Rubra Yellow, Kaneohe Sunset, and Celadine. These plumeria are perfect for adding a splash of color and fragrance to any setting.
These cuttings produce traditional-shaped flowers known for their beautiful bundles and incredible fragrance. The plumeria is attractive to bees, butterflies, and/or birds, making it a vibrant addition to any garden. Thriving in sub-tropical climates, these cuttings are drought-tolerant and suitable for xeriscaping. With average water needs, they are manageable for both beginner and experienced gardeners. Perfect for growing in containers, you can enjoy these fragrant flowers regardless of your space.
Key Benefits: Drought-tolerant and suitable for xeriscaping Fragrant flowers that attract pollinators Suitable for growing in containers, perfect for small spaces Ideal for cuttings and cut flowers arrangements Comes with 5 free seeds to expand your collection
Plumeria Cuttings 101: A Quick Guide
Measure and mark the cutting 2~3 inches from the bottom. Recommend a good quality potting mix soil, Adding some loose stones to the bottom of the pot will help with drainage. Fill the pot with the soil mix, leaving 1 Inch from the pot rim. Dip the cutting in the cup of water, then dip it into the rooting hormone. Sink the cutting into the pot until the marked line is even with the pot rim. Press and firm the mix and add more if needed. Fill the rest with pea gravel, again press and firm it down. Next, water it in until water drains out the holes. Finally, place pot in a warm sunny location and let it grow.Do not water again until the soil becomes dry. On watering, when in doubt wait a week.
Frequently Asked Questions:
How long will it take for my plumeria cuttings to root? In early Spring it takes less than 90 days to develop a full root ball. What size pot should I use for my plumeria cutting? A pot that is at least 12 inches in diameter is recommended. How often should I water my plumeria cutting? Water thoroughly after planting, then allow the soil to dry out completely before watering again. When in doubt, wait a week. What kind of fertilizer should I use? Use a balanced fertilizer diluted to half strength, once a month during the growing season. Can Plumeria be grown in container? Yes, plumeria are well-suited for container growing. Make sure the plant has average water needs, also water regularly, and do not overwater the plant
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