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Plumeria Submission Form

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Rooting Hormones

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 consistently inconsistent for all kinds […]

Potting Media for Plumeria

Potting Media for Plumeria Low-quality or substandard potting media is a major source of problems with plumeria grown in containers (and, really, any container-grown plants). Plumerias that are potted in substandard or old decomposed potting soil are weaker than healthy plants, so they’re more likely to drop leaves, turn yellow, attract pests and just generally […]

Germinating and Caring for Plumeria Seeds and Seedlings

Germinating and Caring for Plumeria Seeds and Seedlings At first glance, a seed appears to be just a small, simple thing. But hidden inside is the potential for a unique and wonderful plumeria that may take the world by storm. Inside each seed exists all of the genetic information needed for that plumeria to grow […]

The Best pH for Plumeria

The Best pH for Plumeria Soil pH Plumeria will survive in a wide range of soil pH, but that doesn’t mean they will thrive. Growing plumeria for over 40 years and experimenting with pH levels, we have found for us the best pH for plumeria is between 6.5 – 7.0. The chart below will show […]

Collections Index

Plumeria Collections Collections are organized by Growers, Individuals, Registration, Origin, etc. Examples: Moragne Collection, Thornton Collection, Florida Colors Collection, Jungle Jack Collection, Jim Little Collection, and individual growers Norwood Collection, Ford Collection, and Stafford Collection. Our Mission is to create a knowledge base through assimilation, we will take in new information or experiences about plumeria […]

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