Plumeria
Plumeria
🌺 Plumeria (Frangipani) Rooting Cuttings
Botanical Name: Plumeria spp.
Common Name(s): Plumeria, Frangipani, Lei Flower Tree
Description:
Known as the flower of love, Plumeria is treasured around the world for its unforgettable fragrance and tropical beauty. These blooms are traditionally used to create the famous Hawaiian leis and can flower almost all summer long in warm, sunny conditions. After blooming, Plumeria naturally branch — and you can also prune to encourage even more branching and future flowers. Each branch can be rooted to grow another plant, making Plumeria a rewarding choice for plant parents who love to propagate and share.
These woody cuttings are ready to root and grow into striking flowering trees that bring vacation energy to patios, sunrooms, greenhouses, or bright indoor spaces. With warmth, sunshine, and patience, your cutting will develop into a bold tropical statement plant. You will get this unpottedsee last photo to see how this will arrive to you.
🌿 FEATURES
Water:
Allow soil to dry 100% before watering.
Water thoroughly, then allow the soil to completely dry before watering again. During winter dormancy, reduce watering significantly.
Light:
Requires a wide view of the sky.
Plumeria thrive in very bright light and can enjoy full to partial sun. In extremely hot desert climates, provide some afternoon shade.
Potting & Soil:
Plant the flat cut end down into fast-draining potting soil.
An 8–10 inch pot is recommended to start. Larger containers can support larger plants over time.
Fertilizer:
Feed during spring and summer with a fertilizer higher in phosphorus and potassium to encourage flowering.
Pause feeding during winter dormancy.
Dormancy:
When temperatures drop below 40°F, bring plants indoors.
Plumeria may drop leaves and rest during winter — this is normal. Move back outside in spring once temperatures warm.
Growth Habit:
Upright tropical tree with thick woody stems. Branches naturally after flowering or pruning.
Pet Safety:
⚠️ Toxic if ingested by pets or people.
🌱 FLEURISH TIP
Plumeria cuttings are wonderfully easy to grow — they just need warmth, sunshine, and a little patience. Resist the urge to overwater while rooting and focus on giving them bright light and airy soil. Once established, they reward you with lush growth, branching structure, and beautifully fragrant blooms that truly make your space feel like a tropical escape.
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