Entertaining, educational, funny, and the mallet had me laughing. I'm sure Katy (or Katie) found out about the table. I am about to grow my first one as my friend just brought it for me from hawaii. I didn't fast forward at all. Actually at times I did rewind. Bravo thank you I'll keep you posted
Good information. I too grow several plumeria here in Texas. In our Master Gardener Propagation classes, they recommend to NOT dip the cutting in the rooting hormone, but use a small brush to apply the power. This will insure that you are not contaminating the rest of the powder. Also, lightly wounding the base of the cutting before applying the hormone helps stimulate rooting. I agree with limiting the watering before they leaf out, but once they start producing leaves, and I move them to direct sunlight outside, I water quite a bit (100 degree weather). It has been my experience that a high phosphorous fertilizer works best.
Great info Russ. I’m in Phoenix. Think this could work here too? I have a north facing patio. It gets more sun in the afternoon but of course high temps all day.
Hi I live in. Dallas. Just got two plumeria at an estate sale. They are extremely tall like 5' skinny with only flowers at top. Would appreciate any advice. Thank you!
@@JA-qi9bccut the top 16” off of each branch and put them in a cardboard box in your garage for 10 days to let the would callous up then plant them in the 50/50 pearlite potting soil mix just like in this video. The new cuttings will make brand new plants and the old skinny one will regrow two or three branches at each cut top. Good luck. It’s not hard yet still very rewarding.
Thanks for making it simple. Some of the other videos I have seen are not as instructive. You packed in what was needed. I feel confident implanting my Plumeria my son brought me back from Hawaii
This is a no nonsense tutorial on starting Plumerias. Thank you! I am in FL and I just callous and stick in the ground. I like the soda bottles with the drilled holes idea too! I think I might start using root hormone too. I have it, so why not use it!
Followed every single step you laid out in this video and after ~3.5 months I am finally seeing some action/leaf budding at the top of my cutting! Thank you so much for this great video!!
Gotta feed the RUclips algorithm Beast. I had to use a heating pad for my caladiums. I just got a plumeria in the mail, it looks like a giant asparagus!
Out of all the videos on how to root your plumeria cuttings, I like this one the most. I am actually going to attempt this method for my cuttings from Hawaii. I live in utah so I definitely found helpful your tips on growing them inside and what to do during the winter, thank you.
Hey Tiki! Dale Andrews here from Lake Charles, LA. I'm both a "liker" and subscriber. We enjoy a subtropical climate here in Lake Charles, which is about 60 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. With a handful of light freezes here each year, I'll just scoot mine inside an adjacent fluorescent lighted heated room when a nighttime freeze is forecast. They'll stay the majority of the time outside on the patio. I must say that It's just great to live in a climate where we don't have to worry about snow and ice all the time, even in the winter. We can grow a variety of tropical plants outside here like most palms, Bird of Paradise, etc. Thanks to videos like yours when my cuttings arrive from a grower off of Etsy, I'll hit the ground running and have them started in no time. Thanks again and happy growing! 😁
Thanks for this tutorial. I ran to the store 20 minutes before they closed to get these items. I just brought the yellow plumeria back from Hawaii yesterday. Looking forward to seeing this grow!
I’ve wanted to grow plumerias since my trip in Hawaii 1998!!! I’m from Montreal Canada so our harsh winter time is brutal for these delicate tropical plants. I was soooo happy when I came across cuttings at downtown Disney in Orlando, so I’ve been buying mine as often as I go to Disney with the kids. The first 6 cuttings that I tried didn’t work out at all (I should have looked up videos) but the last 3 are coming a long slowly. I was able to find a plant of plumeria already pretty big, about 2 feet high. No flowers yet and but a good amount of leaves. I water only when the top is dry. The soil is the mixture you mentioned and I had my husband’s drill holes on the side of the pots. I Never thought of buying growing light but after watching your video, I just ordered the same on Amazon. After watching many videos on how to care for cuttings, and your video is the best. Very easy, and seeing your results (even though your climate is more cooperative then mine …) I will most definitely follow your way. My biggest plumeria lost some leaves, about4-5 leaves became “yellowish” and fell 😮 any idea what is wrong? Thank you!
Fell in love with plumerias in Hawaii as well, from Ontario - we were excited to see them at Walt Disney World as well but never purchased... These cannot cross the border into Canada. Rather, just inquire at a local nursery :)
I live in Ottawa and brought a plumeria cutting from Hawaii about 10 years ago. I don't recall any prohibition, which would be as absurd as prohibiting tropical fruit. Has the bureaucracy gone that nutty in the meantime?
Just ordered my Plumeria cuttings from Hawaii. I have watched many videos your is the best. I like the clear bottles so I can see the water drying out and also the root growth. Your voice is calm and easy to understand. Tks
My grandma brought plumeria back to Canada in the days where you could easily smuggle things lol, shes now 96 and I want to continue on the tradition of growing them (legally that is)
I came here because I just received a cutting from my friend in Yuma AZ. She got hers from when she visited Hawaii. I'll be bringing mine back to Charleston SC. Your video was simple and informative. Wish me luck.
Great video!! I’m at the Hawaii airport right now and just purchased a yellow and a pink one. I can’t wait to try your tips and hopefully, have the success you have. I’m growing them in Illinois
Hi, do you have any updates as far as growth? I live in Chicago and, as you know, our winters are awful but I want to try growing a plant so that I can gift it during the summer.
Got my plumeria cuttings yesterday. I've followed your video and have them outside getting some natural sun during the day. I can't wait to see these things take off
Thank you for the info. My plumeria was given to me from a friends cutting. It was growing with a pretty big crook in it and it got broken off. I gave it a fresh cut and let it callus over. Will use your technique and with a little luck..I’ll have 2 plumeria this summer.
I had oatmeal for breakfast each day looking at mi plumeria cutting, wish I had seen this video sooner, I been waiting 5 months so far, and I think it might be starting to root. If not I’ll reorder a new cutting and follow this script. Ty for your advice.
Thank you for sharing your experience! Following your instructions today in Tampa for trimmings I got from a plumeria store going out of business. Fingers crossed!
Thank you so much for such a great video, everything was perfectly explained! Your plumerias are beautiful 🤗 I just ordered my cuttings, and I'm so excited to get started.
What a great instructor tou are. I moved from Southern California to the state of Washington and had to sadly leave my plumerias behind. Now I am visiting my friend who kept the trees and she suggested I take home some clippings. I would love to let you know how it goes. I plan on following your exact method. Wish me luck.
i am in washington and i am about to start my cuttings. I got the in hawaii and i am planning to follow the method from the video. Hope you had great success with yours. I hope will be able to get them to bloom...
Fantastic video - I just planted my first one today... in January... indoors - definitely planning on ordering some lights and a heating pad. Thank you!
What a fantastic video share and great Plumeria growing work! I'm getting ready to trim back and propagate my plumeria's. I've been growing Plumeria for 16 years. Sometimes it's been hit or miss, especially with getting blooms. I learned so many things from your video that I'm definitely going to implement! Thank you. I especially love the planting and watering system you do for the new stem propagation. And I'm going to mind my plumeria's better with fertilizer in the spring/summer and bring them in the garage with grow lights when they would usually go dormant in the winter. Yes, even living in Florida, my plumeria's lose their leaves, due to being in grow zone 9b. And we do get frost sometimes that have killed some of my big ground planted Plumeria's because of unexpected frost that I didn't cover them for. My question for you is: since we are full into summer here in Florida, should I just keep my newly planted stems in a morning sun place. We have plenty of heat. But I don't want to burn them out with our full day sun. Also, should I water them more often than once a month due to the extra heat? Thanks in advance!
Thank you so much. When I bring them out in spring, I pot them up and set them in a location that gets a few hours of morning sun, then move them after a few weeks. Sometimes they throw a fit and drop some leaves, but with feeding they come back strong.
I'm thrilled to find your video. I have been wanting to growing a plumeria tree since I first smelled one in Hawaii, & I had found a variety that was said to (occasionally) grow in Zone 9B where I am. I knew I'd have to start it indoors, but I was otherwise without experience & didn't want to buy a cutting only to kill it. Then I thought, "You Tube"! And here you were! I liked, subscribed, and hit the bell, and I'll be watching the rest of your videos.
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply:) I am in Australia so going into winter so I will give this a go in Spring. I have a least 4 cuttings that I can do:) Thank you again:)
No problem. I started mine in late fall here and by Spring, they're putting on growth. The heat mat, lighting and only watering once a month helped with that. Cheers.
Interesting!!! Thank you for breaking it down. My mother just bought me a ton of cuttings and I SUCK at rooting cuttings so I'm completely overwhelmed. This video makes me feel like it's not a catastrophe.
I bought a cutting during our visit to Oahu and I've had some rot issues. I'm trying a second time with a 50/50 mix and I've only soaked it with water once, about two weeks ago. Fingers crossed the second try takes. If it doesn't take I'll buy some from the store you got these cuttings from.
I moved my rotting plant to a covered patio area. Sprayed my plant with 50/50 regular Dawn and water. I think the soap killed the rot and my plant made it! I can’t believe it actually worked. Found a video where someone suggested it. Sorry I didn’t save it.
I ordered the same 4 cuttings, they arrived in 9 days and looked firm and well scabbed over. I planted them as you recommended, stood back and waited. After 10 days they had all started growing, success! I just wished the seller offered more color varieties than these 4, ah well. Thanks for the great video.
I use Hawaiian Bud & Bloom, once a week during the spring and summer (once they have roots to up take the food: amzn.to/3dcLKRo My next video is on potting them up and feeding ;-) Thanks for watching.
We just got back from our first trip to Hawaii. My wife and I fell in love with the plumeria trees that were there. We plan on growing some here at our home in South Carolina. This video was very helpful. Any other tips you could offer would be awesome as well
Thanks for the info, nice vlog sir. Just planted some plumeria cuttings. When should I apply fertilizer and what kind. Planted cuttings last July. Live here in San Diego. Thanks.❤
Do you have a video on repotting once the root system is clearly visible? Planted mine with your wonderful method and it's thriving, even in the cold Rockies!! It will likely always been an indoor plant for me. Tricks to repotting? I don't want to stunt the growth!
Cool video, I enjoy learning new ways to grow!!! I actually built my own cloner from a Rubbermaid container and a aquarium air pump and air stone. Put a little light above it and a cheap heater and it's a year round cloner with damn near a 100% success rate!!! Plus it's far cheaper then most cloners on the mark.
Like the Bob Ross of Plumeria's
Haha! 🤙🍹🗿🌴
Thanks im interested to se the seed prosses
Nice brother, this is going to help me a lot, I live in Utah and just brought my yellow Plumeria in for the fall/winter.
Glad it helped! 🤙
Dead 🤣
Entertaining, educational, funny, and the mallet had me laughing. I'm sure Katy (or Katie) found out about the table. I am about to grow my first one as my friend just brought it for me from hawaii. I didn't fast forward at all. Actually at times I did rewind. Bravo thank you I'll keep you posted
I just came home from Oahu with a cutting from the ABC store. I had no idea where it to start. Thank you so much for this video
Came here for extra information on how to start plumeria props, left with a bunch of wholesome energy and expert knowledge
Thank you! 🤙
Good information. I too grow several plumeria here in Texas. In our Master Gardener Propagation classes, they recommend to NOT dip the cutting in the rooting hormone, but use a small brush to apply the power. This will insure that you are not contaminating the rest of the powder. Also, lightly wounding the base of the cutting before applying the hormone helps stimulate rooting. I agree with limiting the watering before they leaf out, but once they start producing leaves, and I move them to direct sunlight outside, I water quite a bit (100 degree weather). It has been my experience that a high phosphorous fertilizer works best.
Great info Russ. I’m in Phoenix. Think this could work here too? I have a north facing patio. It gets more sun in the afternoon but of course high temps all day.
Hi I live in. Dallas. Just got two plumeria at an estate sale. They are extremely tall like 5' skinny with only flowers at top. Would appreciate any advice. Thank you!
@@JA-qi9bccut the top 16” off of each branch and put them in a cardboard box in your garage for 10 days to let the would callous up then plant them in the 50/50 pearlite potting soil mix just like in this video. The new cuttings will make brand new plants and the old skinny one will regrow two or three branches at each cut top. Good luck. It’s not hard yet still very rewarding.
Thanks for making it simple. Some of the other videos I have seen are not as instructive. You packed in what was needed. I feel confident implanting my Plumeria my son brought me back from Hawaii
This is a no nonsense tutorial on starting Plumerias. Thank you! I am in FL and I just callous and stick in the ground. I like the soda bottles with the drilled holes idea too! I think I might start using root hormone too. I have it, so why not use it!
Thank you for the info. I purchased one via mail order and needed to know which end to plant and your “smiley face” analagy answered my question!
Followed every single step you laid out in this video and after ~3.5 months I am finally seeing some action/leaf budding at the top of my cutting! Thank you so much for this great video!!
This was a great video. I just received 3 from the same company from Hawaii my daughter brought back. Thank you.
Great. The grow lights are convincing. I have a Nebel Rainbow that is beginning to root. I've ordered an unknown from CA.
Gotta feed the RUclips algorithm Beast.
I had to use a heating pad for my caladiums. I just got a plumeria in the mail, it looks like a giant asparagus!
Thank you! Great information! I’m hoping to keep a little bit of Hawaii at home in Texas! ☺️
Out of all the videos on how to root your plumeria cuttings, I like this one the most. I am actually going to attempt this method for my cuttings from Hawaii. I live in utah so I definitely found helpful your tips on growing them inside and what to do during the winter, thank you.
Thank you. Best of luck!
Hey Tiki! Dale Andrews here from Lake Charles, LA. I'm both a "liker" and subscriber. We enjoy a subtropical climate here in Lake Charles, which is about 60 miles from the Gulf of Mexico. With a handful of light freezes here each year, I'll just scoot mine inside an adjacent fluorescent lighted heated room when a nighttime freeze is forecast. They'll stay the majority of the time outside on the patio. I must say that It's just great to live in a climate where we don't have to worry about snow and ice all the time, even in the winter. We can grow a variety of tropical plants outside here like most palms, Bird of Paradise, etc. Thanks to videos like yours when my cuttings arrive from a grower off of Etsy, I'll hit the ground running and have them started in no time. Thanks again and happy growing! 😁
I'm climate jealous! 🤣 Thanks for watching! 🤙🌴🍹
Thanks for this tutorial. I ran to the store 20 minutes before they closed to get these items. I just brought the yellow plumeria back from Hawaii yesterday. Looking forward to seeing this grow!
I’m a grounds keeper and this really helped figuring out how to propagate the plumeria collection on property.
Thank you! Glad it helped.
I’ve wanted to grow plumerias since my trip in Hawaii 1998!!! I’m from Montreal Canada so our harsh winter time is brutal for these delicate tropical plants. I was soooo happy when I came across cuttings at downtown Disney in Orlando, so I’ve been buying mine as often as I go to Disney with the kids. The first 6 cuttings that I tried didn’t work out at all (I should have looked up videos) but the last 3 are coming a long slowly. I was able to find a plant of plumeria already pretty big, about 2 feet high. No flowers yet and but a good amount of leaves. I water only when the top is dry. The soil is the mixture you mentioned and I had my husband’s drill holes on the side of the pots. I Never thought of buying growing light but after watching your video, I just ordered the same on Amazon. After watching many videos on how to care for cuttings, and your video is the best. Very easy, and seeing your results (even though your climate is more cooperative then mine …) I will most definitely follow your way. My biggest plumeria lost some leaves, about4-5 leaves became “yellowish” and fell 😮 any idea what is wrong? Thank you!
Fell in love with plumerias in Hawaii as well, from Ontario - we were excited to see them at Walt Disney World as well but never purchased... These cannot cross the border into Canada. Rather, just inquire at a local nursery :)
I live in Ottawa and brought a plumeria cutting from Hawaii about 10 years ago. I don't recall any prohibition, which would be as absurd as prohibiting tropical fruit. Has the bureaucracy gone that nutty in the meantime?
I wished you could have showed the seed pods because it is highly unusual for any plumeria to produce seed pods especially being that young.
So helpful. Your voice is soothing as well.
Just ordered my Plumeria cuttings from Hawaii. I have watched many videos your is the best. I like the clear bottles so I can see the water drying out and also the root growth. Your voice is calm and easy to understand. Tks
Well thank you very much! 🌸🌺🤙
My grandma brought plumeria back to Canada in the days where you could easily smuggle things lol, shes now 96 and I want to continue on the tradition of growing them (legally that is)
I came here because I just received a cutting from my friend in Yuma AZ. She got hers from when she visited Hawaii. I'll be bringing mine back to Charleston SC.
Your video was simple and informative. Wish me luck.
Good luck! 🤙🌸
Great video!! I’m at the Hawaii airport right now and just purchased a yellow and a pink one. I can’t wait to try your tips and hopefully, have the success you have. I’m growing them in Illinois
Hi, do you have any updates as far as growth? I live in Chicago and, as you know, our winters are awful but I want to try growing a plant so that I can gift it during the summer.
Got my plumeria cuttings yesterday. I've followed your video and have them outside getting some natural sun during the day. I can't wait to see these things take off
I bought these as well in Hawaii when I visited. And they grown big n beautiful had them for a year
Wow. Only after a year and the cuttings grew so much with blooms. I will have to try it out!
I like your method with the Oreos dirt and drain holes 👍. Plants look great 👍
Thank you for the info. My plumeria was given to me from a friends cutting. It was growing with a pretty big crook in it and it got broken off. I gave it a fresh cut and let it callus over. Will use your technique and with a little luck..I’ll have 2 plumeria this summer.
Great video. I just ordered my set of plumerias. I am very excited to start my cuttings.
Thanks!! I've got 3 plumerias to prune and gift the cuttings to friends!!
Thank you so much from Wisconsin for your great video. I have a pink plumeria cutting ready to try!
Good job on your replicating the natural conditions your plants and I thank you, very thoughtful.
Thank you!
Wow, thank you! Now I have some great ideas from you.
You bet! Thanks for watching.
You have a sense of humor! Very good instruction! Thank you.
Thank you!
Very helpful! We just bought them in Hawaii and brought them home in California. I thik i can grow them after watching this!
Fantastic! I love mine.
I had oatmeal for breakfast each day looking at mi plumeria cutting, wish I had seen this video sooner, I been waiting 5 months so far, and I think it might be starting to root. If not I’ll reorder a new cutting and follow this script. Ty for your advice.
Thank you for sharing your experience! Following your instructions today in Tampa for trimmings I got from a plumeria store going out of business. Fingers crossed!
This video was awesome!
Thank you for taking the time to make it and sharing with everyone!
Thank you for watching.
Brought home a rainbow and pink plumeria cutting from Hawaii yesterday, can't wait to plan them 😍
Those will be beautiful!
Thank you so much for such a great video, everything was perfectly explained! Your plumerias are beautiful 🤗 I just ordered my cuttings, and I'm so excited to get started.
Thanks. They're fun to grow and gorgeous in bloom.
What a great instructor tou are. I moved from Southern California to the state of Washington and had to sadly leave my plumerias behind. Now I am visiting my friend who kept the trees and she suggested I take home some clippings. I would love to let you know how it goes. I plan on following your exact method. Wish me luck.
Good luck!
i am in washington and i am about to start my cuttings. I got the in hawaii and i am planning to follow the method from the video. Hope you had great success with yours. I hope will be able to get them to bloom...
I found this information perfectly helpful and not too long, great tips, thank you!
You gave me some great ideas! Going to see if I can stop mine from going dormant during winter indoors.
Glad to help!
Thank you. I will try this method on my next batch I order!!!
I just ordered a 3-4ft plumeria. I’m so excited! Thanks for uploading.
That's awesome. They are so much fun!
Hi, where did you order the plumeria from?
@@sallyliang3466 Plumeria FOUR PACK Fresh from Hawaii: amzn.to/3mXCrqj
Fantastic video - I just planted my first one today... in January... indoors - definitely planning on ordering some lights and a heating pad. Thank you!
Thank you for watching.
Thanks so much! I just brought 3 cuttings home from Florida to Michigan. I’m hoping to have good luck with them.👍🏻🤞🏻
🤙🌺🌸🦜🌴🦜
What a fantastic video share and great Plumeria growing work! I'm getting ready to trim back and propagate my plumeria's. I've been growing Plumeria for 16 years. Sometimes it's been hit or miss, especially with getting blooms. I learned so many things from your video that I'm definitely going to implement! Thank you.
I especially love the planting and watering system you do for the new stem propagation.
And I'm going to mind my plumeria's better with fertilizer in the spring/summer and bring them in the garage with grow lights when they would usually go dormant in the winter. Yes, even living in Florida, my plumeria's lose their leaves, due to being in grow zone 9b. And we do get frost sometimes that have killed some of my big ground planted Plumeria's because of unexpected frost that I didn't cover them for.
My question for you is: since we are full into summer here in Florida, should I just keep my newly planted stems in a morning sun place. We have plenty of heat. But I don't want to burn them out with our full day sun. Also, should I water them more often than once a month due to the extra heat?
Thanks in advance!
Thank you so much. When I bring them out in spring, I pot them up and set them in a location that gets a few hours of morning sun, then move them after a few weeks. Sometimes they throw a fit and drop some leaves, but with feeding they come back strong.
Thanks for making this easy
It was so funny when you were showing the hammer and said no I am not going to hit it
🤣🤔
I used to keep tropical plants in my house but had a few problems with them so I got rid of all of them. Your videos make me want to get a few back.
Plumeria are fun and pretty low maintenance. I feed them once a week during the spring thru fall and that's it.
@@Tiki71 Thanks for the input.
@@Tiki71 By feed is that fertilizer or water? TIA!
@@justinem3772 Hawaiian Bud & Bloom is a water soluble fertilizer. amzn.to/3cwf9pE
1 down 3 to grow. I like that
Thanks! Love your two liter bottle idea.
Thank you!
Excuse me sir, will you show us a video of repotting throughout the growth of these four babies?! Please 🥰🙇♀️🙇♀️
Yes. Will do in the Spring. 🤙🌺🌴🌸👍
Excellent advice thanks! Mahalo
Wow I learned a lot! I’ve been over watering for sure!
Thank you for watching.
Annnnnnd subscribed. Awesome video!!!!
Thank you!🤙
Thank you so much for this awesome video. This is the first plant I have ever planted and it’s getting so big thx to an amazing man like you.💛
Thank you!
I'm thrilled to find your video. I have been wanting to growing a plumeria tree since I first smelled one in Hawaii, & I had found a variety that was said to (occasionally) grow in Zone 9B where I am. I knew I'd have to start it indoors, but I was otherwise without experience & didn't want to buy a cutting only to kill it. Then I thought, "You Tube"! And here you were!
I liked, subscribed, and hit the bell, and I'll be watching the rest of your videos.
Thank you! 🤙🌴🌺🍹
Thank you for your video , help me with my plumeria plant
Beautiful, I just came home with 2 I'm feeling better about planting now TY
Great info. I too have been growing mine indoors during the winter. I love the heat pad idea. Awesome!
Thanks!
Thank you for your reply.
Thank you so much for taking the time to reply:) I am in Australia so going into winter so I will give this a go in Spring. I have a least 4 cuttings that I can do:) Thank you again:)
No problem. I started mine in late fall here and by Spring, they're putting on growth. The heat mat, lighting and only watering once a month helped with that. Cheers.
Great information, very well said.
Thank you!
It's crazy bc I got the same items from Amazon. And I also used the same blue buckets from Lowes.
I really enjoyed your video and it really was useful! 👍👏
Thank you so much!! My plumeria never do well. Hoping this helps.
Wonderful video. Thank you
Thank you for watching!
Interesting!!! Thank you for breaking it down. My mother just bought me a ton of cuttings and I SUCK at rooting cuttings so I'm completely overwhelmed. This video makes me feel like it's not a catastrophe.
You'll do fine. First couple of months, the main thing is to not cause rot with too much water. 👌🤙
I pot them in soil. Mix of soil+vermicompost and root dipped in antifungal powder. Works good
I bought a cutting during our visit to Oahu and I've had some rot issues. I'm trying a second time with a 50/50 mix and I've only soaked it with water once, about two weeks ago. Fingers crossed the second try takes. If it doesn't take I'll buy some from the store you got these cuttings from.
Once a month deep while establishing roots. 😉
I moved my rotting plant to a covered patio area. Sprayed my plant with 50/50 regular Dawn and water. I think the soap killed the rot and my plant made it! I can’t believe it actually worked. Found a video where someone suggested it. Sorry I didn’t save it.
I ordered the same 4 cuttings, they arrived in 9 days and looked firm and well scabbed over. I planted them as you recommended, stood back and waited. After 10 days they had all started growing, success! I just wished the seller offered more color varieties than these 4, ah well. Thanks for the great video.
That's fantastic! 🤙
Wow amazing
Thank you!
Very helpful
Thank you!
Good stuff!
Thank you
Thank you, I appreciate you sharing
Thank you for this youtube. You have shown me how to grow them from cuttings..... but how do I get them to bloom each year:)
I use Hawaiian Bud & Bloom, once a week during the spring and summer (once they have roots to up take the food: amzn.to/3dcLKRo
My next video is on potting them up and feeding ;-) Thanks for watching.
Sir, you have the best tips, the best info….thank you!!!!
Thank YOU for watching! 🤙
Great video !!
Thank you!
Different ❤ thank you
Great job
We just got back from our first trip to Hawaii. My wife and I fell in love with the plumeria trees that were there. We plan on growing some here at our home in South Carolina. This video was very helpful. Any other tips you could offer would be awesome as well
Thank you. I also did a potting up video on these a few months back.
@@Tiki71 link?
ruclips.net/video/QGJmztcG9rk/видео.html
I love your set up
Thank you!
Interesting video,thank you and peace…
Thanks for the info, nice vlog sir. Just planted some plumeria cuttings. When should I apply fertilizer and what kind. Planted cuttings last July. Live here in San Diego. Thanks.❤
Thanks for a great video!
Perfect
Thanks much!
Excellent. Thank you.
Excellent video! Thank you so much
Thank you!
Thank you
Thank you for watching!
Good info
Good stuff.
Do you have a video on repotting once the root system is clearly visible? Planted mine with your wonderful method and it's thriving, even in the cold Rockies!! It will likely always been an indoor plant for me. Tricks to repotting? I don't want to stunt the growth!
I do: ruclips.net/video/QGJmztcG9rk/видео.html
Thanks!
Thank you sir!
This is my favorite plants, but I don’t know how to taking care during the winter season
Cool video, I enjoy learning new ways to grow!!! I actually built my own cloner from a Rubbermaid container and a aquarium air pump and air stone. Put a little light above it and a cheap heater and it's a year round cloner with damn near a 100% success rate!!! Plus it's far cheaper then most cloners on the mark.
I want to see
I want to see this too!? I'm not quite sure I understand.
Thank you so much.
Looks good!