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LIGHT: Sun Tender – needs winter protection SOIL: Well drained WATER: Frequent Deciduous All Plumeria are 1 to 3 years old and were grown from cutting of our 'mother' plants. In Texas plumerias start growing whenever the weather stays above 60 degrees in spring. This is the time to begin fertilizing, which can continue every two or three weeks until the end of August. Cease fertilizing to allow summer's soft growth to harden a bit. This gives the plant a better chance of tolerating the coming frosts. If you live anywhere in Texas where winter temperatures regularly dip below 20 degrees, bring the potted plant indoors for the season. A garage, if not too cold, is another option, provided you do not place the pot on the cold concrete floor, which could damage the roots. The plant will become semi-dormant until spring.
Planting Unrooted Cutting:
Fill a pot with a well-draining potting mix (like cactus mix combined with perlite).
Dip the bottom inch of the cutting in water, then into a rooting hormone (optional but recommended).
Plant the cutting about 3-4 inches deep into the soil.
Water lightly after planting, and then allow the soil to dry out completely before watering again.
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