Camelot Species – Plumeria rubra This information for Camelot was submitted by Tex Norwood, located in Homestead, Florida, USA. Homestead, Florida, USA is in USDA Zone 10B. Camelot was grown from seed by Tex Norwood, Its pod parent is Penang Peach. Camelot, was planted in July of 2006. Camelot bloomed

Bat Guano: The Plumeria Superfood Rich In Macro And Micronutrients Guano has a long history as a high-performance organic fertilizer. When you see the benefits of guano on plumeria, you will immediately comprehend why wars have been fought and fortunes have been made and lost because of guano. WHAT IS

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Using Honey In Plumeria Cultivation Looking to clone a certain special plumeria plant? Do you need new and innovative forms of fertilizer? Honey could be just the organic ingredient you need to refine and improve your plumeria growing methods. Honey has powerful and unique properties which could make it the

Germinating Old Plumeria Seeds When your old plumeria seeds don’t want to germinate, one of these four techniques could come to their—and your—rescue. Aging seeds are more difficult to grow than fresh ones and we’ll explain what you can do to help germination. The older a plumeria seed gets, the

Ethephon Forces Plumeria for Winter Flowering A plumeria lei is a traditional greeting among both residents and tourists in Hawaii. As a lei flower, plumeria is much underestimated in terms of its value in the floriculture industry, because many flowers are gathered from backyards and roadside plantings and thus are

Rooting Hormones Cuttings are the best way a home grower can continue to grow a specific plumeria cultivar long-term. Similarly, if you plan on growing large numbers of plants, plumeria cuttings are the smart option. Rooting hormones play a key role in rooting. Find out why here. Taking cuttings is

Amino Acids — Here’s What They Do For Plumeria Plants Amino acids are crucial for humans, but what about plumeria? Take a glimpse into the world of protein building for plants, and see how you can support plant development and yield with amino acids. Nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium are the three main

Inflorescences A Plumeria inflorescence is a grouping or cluster of flowers, as opposed to solitary flowers borne separately. Sometimes the word floret is used to refer to the individual flowers within such a cluster. Inflorescences can be: spike — perfect (bisexual) flowers growing on the side of a single stalk, attached