Plumeria care

Growing Plumeria in pots is surprisingly easy. Black nursery containers or other plastic pots are preferable to clay-based pots for potted plumeria. [DETAILS]

My love for Plumeria began during one of my trips to Hawaii when I worked for TWA. The beauty, color choices and fragrance of this unusual plant has made it a staple in my gardens. Plumeria, also known as Frangipani is a deciduous plant native to New Zealand, Central America, Mexico and South America. Because of the beauty of this plant it is spread throughout the world tropical climates. My Plumerias are planted in full sun with a sandy soil. In the early spring months new leaves start to…

Growing plumeria (frangipani) in pots or containers is a good option if you have limited space. Learn all you need to know to be successful.

To grow vibrant plumeria flowers, provide well-draining soil, ample sunlight, and regular watering during the growing season. Fertilize with a balanced fertilizer high in phosphorus to promote flowering. How can one ensure proper soil drainage for plumeria plants? Are there any specific environmental conditions that affect plumeria flower development?

Overwintering a plumeria indoors is simple. Learn how to keep them as live plants or store them dormant through winter in cold climates.

Dive into the world of plumeria care and explore the factors contributing to black spots on leaves. Learn about potential culprits like fungal infections, pests, or weather conditions. Discover how these black spots can affect your plumeria's beauty and health. IG Photo by: plumeriasalsur

Grow plumeria in a pot easily by following this guide. If you live in an area that gets cold, plumeria can grow well indoors with the right care. Click on the pin to learn more about how to care for plumeria in pots today!

Plumeria is a popular ornamental tree commonly found in many tropical gardens. It produces beautiful, vibrant flowers that come in a variety of colors and

Starting and propagating Plumeria by cuttings: taking and callusing cuttings, making Plumeria potting mix. Tips for successful Plumeria start.

Plumeria plant is a tropical, deciduous flowering plant that belongs to the Apocynaceae family. Most plumeria plants are small trees or shrubs with large, green leaves and bright flowers. That is why it's frustrating when

Learn about the Best Fertilizers for Plumeria plants including homemade fertilizers and when and how to fertilizer your Plumeria plants. [GUIDE]

Small plumeria trees are ideal for containers and small gardens. Here's how to keep your plumeria tree small and compact.

Whether worn in a lei, tucked behind an ear, or flourishing in a garden, the sultry and fragrant plumeria might just be the unofficial flower of Hawaii.

How to Grow Plumerias? — Our Guide and Tips (that Work)

If you let your precious plumeria grow outside without any restrictions, it will reach a height of up to 25 feet when fully grown. The canopy will also have the same width spread. However, keeping

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The disease rots the stems from the inside out, making them fall apart, and it's the most common problem you'll encounter. Stem rot frequently occurs in plumeria cuttings, but if it hits a mature plant,

Recently, I wrote about how to grow plumeria from cuttings. After you've taken the steps to remove the branches and allow the wound to seal up, you're ready to plant. Now it's a matter of deciding how to plant them. This decision depends in what you intend to do with the trees once they're planted. If you plan to keep some and add to the landscaping around your home, then simply find a spot with good soil that gets a lot of sun and plant the cutting about three inches deep in the soil…

An assortment of Plumerias also known as Frangipani