ROOTING A PLUMERIA BRANCH | NO ROT METHOD | EASY | TIPS AND TRICKS TO GROW PLUMERIA CUTTINGS🌺
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Some Gardeners have a hard time Rooting plumeria Cuttings.
In this video, I show my secret to successfully rooting a plumeria branch every time with out getting rot!
UPDATE: Follow up video was published June 11, 2022 - ruclips.net/video/7rzvVY7Xoq0/видео.html
Hi! I purchased three cuttings from Kuai this past week! I bought white, pink, and red plumeria. I planted them in pots and used rooting hormone. Im hoping they make it!
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I find that plumeria are very easy to grow here in Northern California.
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This was helpful thank you! Im close to Modesto though I think it might too cold with our snow.
Plumerias can be over wintered indoors without any light. They go dormant . Worth a try if you live where winters are colder than modesto
excellent creative way to root plumeria..thank you jeff.
Thanks for watching!🌴😎🌴
Just got back from Hawaii and got a cutting from over there, looking forward to what it looks like as an adult
Excellent, just be careful, there are several varieties there that are a bit more sensitive to the cold
My 1yo frangipani got broken today, so I have to reroot and replant it. You video is so helpfull, am going to try it today
Happy growing!
Thanks for all the info. Good video!
Welcome!
Nice easy way to root them Jeff 👍
Yea, I have always said, that you dont need soil and fertilizer to sprout seeds, why would we need it to root cuttings and moss is quite easy to sanitize . Easy peasy!
Absolutely amazing!
Very good easy to follow video. Thank you very much!
You are welcome! There is a follow up video in the works!
Thanks for watching.
I Enjoyed your video!
Just today I was moving my Plumeria
to semi shades area because some of the leaves were burning…
While I was doing this the blooming branch snapped off .
So I just planted it beside the same plant ,
Do you recommend me drying it first ?
And for how long …
I certainly don’t want it to rot .
Thank you
I usually let a branch rest for a week or two
Thank you, I'm about to give this method a whirl!
sounds good, just make sure that you keep it warm day and night, this cutting is just now getting ready for potting. i kept it outdoors where nights got down to 60f, indoors it is ready to pot in half the time
Thank you Jeff for information!
Anytime my friend!
Es muy interesante su video. Grasias
De Nadda
Interesting video, looks very easy to propagate.
Yes it is. The biggest problem is when folks over water..
After it roots, what type of soil should I use to keep it in a pot? And if I put it in the ground, what type of soil should I add? We are in Sarasota and the ground is mostly sand. I cut clippings from a tree in our backyard
Sand is good
Great video Jeff, thanks for sharing!
You are welcome!
I live in Daytona Beach Florida. I started growing plumies about 12 years ago after a hurricane came through and blew down enough trees in my yard that I thought I had enough sun to grow them. Quite successful for the first three years,now no blooms. I have about 14 plants up to almost 6 ' high. I get sporadically a few blooms on my Aztec Gold. Most of the plumerias I have seen in others' yards have not been blooming either.....Lots of healthy leaves though. Too much rain????
Maybe too much fertilizer?
thanks for tip but haven't fertilized AT ALL in 5 years. And people all over this area seem to be having similar problem@@TropicalGardenGuy
Actually, not a heck of a lot of healthy leaves, but the leaves are healthy, no rust, etc. And the few blooms the plants did produce didn't appear until November - When the plants should 'technically' be going dormant.
So what do we do with the branch after a couple weeks of rooting in the bag? Please finish this procedure..
Just plant it using loose well draining soil
Hi Jeff! I came across your video about a month ago since I had been having a difficult time rooting my plumeria cutting.
I tried this method twice now each with fresh spaghnum moss and still no roots. Do you have any other tips on rooting?
Thank you!
Yea sometimes the branch will dry out b4 rooting, try wrapping branch with grafting tape , they keep in semi sun location
@@TropicalGardenGuy okay great! Can you please give me instructions on how to do that? I'm not familiar with the process.
Hi,
I have a plumeria cutting that I'm going to allow to dry for a week and follow your rooting methods. Would you recommend root growth hormone for a beginner to increase chancea of a successful rooting?
Yea, while not needed, rooting hormones seems to help
Jeff, do you think the plumeria would root if the temp is a constant 70 degrees instead of 80?
Yes but it can take a lot longer and rot issues are more common
very nice video ..informational
So nice of you
Hi Jeff.. I just bought a plumeria cutting and I’m definitely going to try this method. Thanks for the great video. Do you ever sell cuttings from your tree? I’m in center California near you.
Hi Rosa, Great!
Nope. I dont sell stuff but they are commonly found at the big box stores.
@@TropicalGardenGuy Wo! That's great to know. (I've been wondering...)
How do I get my plumeria to branch out. It’s just a stem and no other stems.
Break off the growing tip
Thank you for this tutorial Jeff. I have a question, my neighbor gave me a cutting but it’s got a lot of beautiful flowers. My questions is, should I cut all the leaves and flowers or I can leave as is when trying to root plumeria?
Yea I cut off all leaves and flowers.
I leave the cutting alone indoor for a week or two to harden off b4 rooting
Help! A neighbor threw out some dead looking branches from her plumeria tree. I threw one branch in a jar of water and left it for about 2 weeks. Keep in mind that I have a definite brown thumb and have NO idea what I am doing. To my surprise, even though it looked completely dried out, it grew new leaves at the very top, unfortunately, i don't see any roots at the bottom. What can I do to keep this alive, should I plant it in soil right away without roots, or do I need to do something else before putting it in soil? Thanks
Hard to say , It sounds like the wood isn’t fully hardened off. They dry out quick if not in firm wooden condition.
I’d try keeping in in fresh water and cover with plastic bag to keep the branch from drying out.
ok, thank you, I will try that and see what happens, I wish I would have seen this video before I stuck it in water lol, thanks again!
Is it okay to leave it outside if it’s in the mid-high 80’s?
They love temps in mid 80’s!
Im trying to grow a stem base cut i sealed it but it has no top but my question is that was two weeks ago should water it or wait?
i keep them in a humid place but no water
@@TropicalGardenGuy thank you also when rooting I used to always put it in water first but would u recommend the same way after I dry out the cutting with the humidifier?
Hola
Que le pone usted para proteger el esqueje del sol es que aqui en España en mi zona hace mucho calor a veces hasta 46° y temo en que se me quemen.
Gracias
Your temperatures are very similar to California.
I’ve found that leaving out nitrogen fertilizer helps the plant deal with sun and hot summers
Hi Jeff:
Love your video. I am in So. Calif. and have been unsuccessfully trying to grow Plumeria for 45 yr. They always die on me. Nevertheless to say I have tried 45 different ways to grow them. I haven't tried the moss rooting way so am eager to try. I recently purchased a stick. It's old grown part looks very dehydrated (wrinkled) and the end is very sunken in, with just about 3" of new growth at the tip. I am obsessed w/being successful. If I get them to grow they never survive past two seasons. Is this a time to try to root or should I just leave the stick till Spring? I've even been successful at sprouting seeds only to have them die off. I currently have two seed starts that are on this there 2nd winter about 24" with the leaves still on. They are inside. I have planted them in clear plastic container so I can watch root development and will not water them again till Sprng. Is this right? Wish me luck and thank you for any additional advice you can give.
Best thing thing I can say is I treat them like a cactus.
Water only when needed
Marie, I know one of the most frustrating things is to hear how easy they are to grow and they are, IF YOU UNDERSTAND THE PLANTS NEEDS AND WHY. For instance, in Jeff's video he uses a cutting that looks to be around 24" long. A cutting that long is easier to root than one that's 5" long because the taller/bigger cutting has more energy in it to root. I don't buy any cutting less than 10". Also if you have a longer cutting, if you catch root rot early enough, you can cut, and start over with enough of a healthy cutting to be successful. I find the most important key to growing plumeria is the medium they are grown in and understanding that "wet feet" does not mean they don't like alot of water(remember they are tropical plants) but what it DOES mean is they don't like sitting in stagnet, muddy water. Fast draining soil is key. If they are not lasting 2 seasons that suggest to me that they are getting too much water over the winter. They should only get a drizzle or misting of water if they are showing signs of dehydration during dormancy. Jungle Jacks seem to need more pampering during their dormancy.
Hello Jeff sir, I live in Merced California. And recently I brought Plumeria plants from Lowe’s. And I potted them in tera cots pots. Can u pls help me if I need to water then weekly or once in 2 wks. So far I have them in my back yard where they get full day sun. After 4:30 Pm then they get partial sunlight . Pls help me when I need to water them and when I need to keep them inside house? Thx so much sir. I watch all ur videos. Also can u pls suggest me where I can buy desert rose plant ? Thx so much sir. I appreciate your help. 🙏🙏
All depends on your soil, temps and health of the plant.
When healthy, I water mine everyday in summer but stop oct 1 and move potted plumeria in to shade
@@TropicalGardenGuy thx so much sir. I appreciate your help sir. God bless you sir🙏
I just got my first plumeria branch - I'm in NJ and want to grow it as a house plant. My question is - can you root using coco coir instead? I have that in the house.
Yup
Hi, I was wondering how long after you take a cutting you have to plant it? I got some cuttings a few weeks ago, with the weather in so cal I figured I’d use this method and keep them inside. Will they do okay if they are shriveled??
Once roots show I plant it if it’s warm
Hi Jeff, just saw this video and it's the first one of yours that I watched. Question, how well will the plumeria do in central Florida around the Orlando area?
Orlando is z9b but much warmer than my area in winter. It probably does fine there.
Advice needed! So, two months ago I planted a plumeria branch that I bought at the airport in Oahu in a well drained pot with potting soil. Yesterday my son accidentally knocked over the pot and I discovered that the branch had not yet rooted, at all! Literally, the flat cut on the bottom of the branch looks the same as two months ago. There's a chance I've been overwatering it, though since the drainage is so good I wonder if that is really the problem or not. I live near Walnut Creek, California, so it's seen plenty of sun and warmth this summer. Any advise on where I should go from here? Maybe let it the branch dry out for a week and then repot it, but be more conservative with water going forward? Thanks for any tips. Such a great souvenir from the Islands if I can actually pull this off!
These can be a booger for beginners!
If there is no rot , then I tend to just put them in some fresh damp soil in a warm place.
They do prefer soil temps above 80f day and night to root and it can take months.
I look at it this way, why water the soil if there are no roots.? New roots will grow into damp soil not soggy soil.
Rule of thumb for plumerias is , "No Leaves no water ",some plumerias do take awhile to root depending on variety, when they do root you'll see what looks like claws , those will eventually turn into leaves.
Do you have to callus the branch before repotting? The main trunk of my tree is squishy and I'm worried it's going to snap
Yes, callus is important but I have rooted them directly
Very informative, I LOVE plumerias and are in the process of rooting cuttings. What city are you doing this in???! Thank you, :) -michael
Modesto California
Thank you.
Welcome!
Thanks for the video. You might of post on what I am gonna ask but I could not find. I to live in Central California. What do you do with your Plumeria during the winter?
You can grow in a pot, let soil dry out in fall then store over winter on a porch or plant your trees close to house
Does it need sunlight to propagate the root growth?
Not sure.
But since roots are below ground, I doubt light is required for root initiation
I got one from the French market in new orleans and it not during nothing the lady said stick in potting soil I bought soil back in May 2022 what can I do????
I leave them for as long as a year. But if you feel like it has root rot, lift it out and check. Then put back into fresh soil with very good drainage and only water if soil is dry
Hello!, A friend of mine gave me a Plumeria cutting from Hawaii. I live in Pa and currently potted the cutting in a regular sand/soil mix and water it when the soil seems very dry, will this work? ( it’s currently been in the 80-90s since I’ve potted the cutting, I am a young planter so getting special supplies is sometimes tricky )
Should work
In which month we root a plumeria branch
Any warm month
I am expecting a plumeria cutting on Dec 11 2023 in Northern WI from Hawaii. Room temp is @ 68. I have a plant light. Not a lot if sun in winter. How do I root this cutting?
Easiest way I’ve found is very lightly damp coco coir or peat moss at a room temp of 80f-90f
When say lightly, I mean if you add any water, add no more than 1 tablespoon to 1 cup of dry moss
I got me a stem I cut it in half for me to grow did I do good iam drying them out and l went and got potting soil so when do I water them
Hi rose check out the follow up video that I did.
GROWING PLUMERIA | Best Potting soil | Tips for No Root Rot! | Special Content at the end of video!
ruclips.net/video/7rzvVY7Xoq0/видео.html
Have some large fresh cuttings about 4 feet tall, about 1.5 inch diameter at the cut end. Will I be successful at rooting these branches or better off cutting them smaller? In Southern CA
I find that 18 inches is best size
Looks easy. I was given a couple of cuttings that just look like sticks. Not even sure which end is up. Does it matter which end goes into the soil?
Yes it does.
On the branch you can see the scars where the leaves fell off.
They kinda look like a smile .
Make sure the smile is right side up when planting.😃
@@TropicalGardenGuy thank you!
Hey Jeff. I live on Oahu and found what I think is a plumeria clipping someone dropped. It has 3 branches and it has 2 leaves on one of them. The stem is approx. 5 inches. The bottom of the stem is still slightly moist. Given my excellent conditions with temperature, etc., do I need to use this method - or would I have a high probability of success if I just drop it in a pot with soil and not water for a few weeks? I don’t think the slight moister should be enough for root rot but I’m an amateur here…
Should I cut those 2 leaves? Seems like someone left them on purpose.
Thanks for your time! Great videos.
Given that you have near perfect conditions, I would just get a well drained potting soil and pot it up, water it lightly once and then don’t water it until it’s completely dry.
Btw, I’m currently on Oahu as well visiting family.
Jeff my friend gave me 2 cuttings can I put them in a pot and give a good drink of water then when will I water it next
I water them only when completely dry
Thanks for the informative video. I’m going to try your bag method with a cutting I received from a friend. I noticed that the trunk of your cutting looks white-ish. Did you apply a uv paint to it? I noticed another RUclipsr applied a uv paint to his cutting to prevent sunburn and to repel insects. Is this needed?
I paint the trunk with a 50/50 mix white latex paint a water. It helps here in the blazing summer
@@TropicalGardenGuy I use Calimine lotion on mine, lol
Well I did like and I did subscribe but before you got to the end but anyway after you put it in the bag you taped it up and then what happens you going to put it in a warm spot he said so I'm in Florida but we're having cool days now so I'm thinking about putting it on a heating pad out on my balcony where I just put it down in some dirt with some rooting hormone it hasn't done anything but this is a red one and I've always had the white with the yellow not the yellow but the white and I've been wanting a red One Forever And my daughter's next door neighbor gave me a cutting and I'm really wanting it to do good so I'm going to do the bag thing I have some awesome there and also saw that you can put it down I can put it down in some just are Cactus dirt with paralyte so either one I think or maybe but the he put it in a bottle with that paralyte and he had all kind of roots growing but yeah he said the key was the heat so I'm going to put in on a heating pad and let it get some heat during the day and see if that helps in a little bag like that so thank you very much but yeah tell you should tell on that video what happens after you do what you just did I mean do you see Roots growing I mean how long you said what two weeks it only takes a couple weeks but do you actually start seeing Roots come out into that Moss or you just take it out and check it or what do you do after that it's kind of vague what you actually wait two weeks and then what you take it out and there's Roots there and then you plan it or
Happy growing!
Thank you for this video! Can I apply rooting powder to ends before closing it in the moss & plastic ? Also, any tips for planting in NJ? I will be keeping it Indoors until temperature is steady in May.
Yes… rooting powder can be used, though not necessary
@@TropicalGardenGuy many thanks!
And you tightly wrapped it ? And do you place it in sunlight? Or any warm place is ok?
I just bought some cuttings. Should I cut some off the bottom ? I seen people do it on other videos
If it has a nice callus, I’d plant it as it is.
I’m in Florida trying to get cuttings to root without getting overwatered. Can I chop the bad end off let it callus and start over again?
I’ve done that many times!..happy growing, Jeff
If you r in FL, you can just stick a cutting in the ground and leave it alone. I know some ppl who leave the cutting to harden off first and some who just take a fresh cutting and stick it in dry ground and don't even water and they just grow. I guess they like the sandy soil here in central and south FL. After they root in the ground and during the wet season (not the dry season when they are dormant) I take a little liquid miracle grow fertilizer mixed in water at half the recommended dose and water with that. They really take off then. That's just what has worked for me.
Good luck.
Hello, why my plant has no leaves? It’s planted on the ground been about 11 years it’s big with some flowers but no leaves.
May need nitrogen?
@@TropicalGardenGuy thanks, will look into that.
It’s been on the high 90s to low 100s here in zone 8b Central Texas. I have quite a few leggy plumerias and didn’t get a chance to take cuttings in the spring. Is it too hot to take cuttings now? I know to take cuttings only when we’ll hydrated.
Same temps here, I be taken cuttings.
Just give them a little shade so they don’t dry out.
@@TropicalGardenGuy Will do, thanks!
Any cuttings for sale?
It’s now in peat moss and covered in a plastic bag. After a couple of weeks then do I take the plastic bag off and pot it? With or without the peat moss? Thanks
Once you see roots filling up the plastic, gently removed plastic and pot it up!
Thank you
Mark, You are welcome! Happy Growing -Jeff
Hey Jeff! Hello neighbor, I'm located in Stockton. I've got 3 cuttings in well draining soil in my garage but temps have been around 65ish in there. My potting medium has been moist for a couple weeks and I'm worried about root rot. Should I put these outside so they can dry out? Or should I avoid sunlight?
Hard to say without seeing what stage of regrowth.
Plumerias can root in an almost dry medium and like the soil warm
do you put your cuttings in the shade to root?
Semi shade
Jeff I have a plumeria tree I thought had frozen I pulled it out of pot I cut the branches and I could see some nice looking wood where I cut it . Can I save this ?
Worth a try. Use fresh well drained soil.
Wow thanks for the quick response
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Nice video. So now I have my plumaria stems with a lot of roots. Still no leaves. What next? Do I now water slightly more often? vs not at all while I was waiting for roots? Or continue as I did while waiting for roots?
Hard to say without seeing the tree and your conditions.
If the soil is still chilly you might see improvement when the soil warms
@@TropicalGardenGuy still a little cool at night in NW Florida so I'll wait for another week or two for it to be consistently above 60 degrees at night. Thanks.
How long have you been rooting your plumarius like this? Also when do you pot it any larger pot?
Hi Teresa, I first tried this method about 2 or 3 years ago. ..Jeff
How many times did you transplant
Several
Thanks for the info! I'm trying to grow a stem that has leaves already on the stem and also had a few short roots (my neighbor gave it to me). Can I put the stem in any type of soil? Then water it every few weeks? I live in Southern California so it's usually sunny here. Oh also when I do initially put the stem into the soil and water the soil should I water the soil so it's very well watered then let it drain out?
I use a well draining potting soil, cactus mix works.
Water once then not again until almost bone dry
@@TropicalGardenGuy Thank you!
@@TropicalGardenGuy As far as sun should I put it in indirect sunlight not direct?
yup
Just moss.. interesting. thx. I have a plumeria with shriveled & hollowed feel in the trunk but the top 2 branches are still green with no leaves sprouting for over a month or 2. Also, those green branches are at most 2 inches long. Should I leave as is and hope it survives ( getting more hollow more n more) or should I cut just the 2in green branches off and root them ? I didn't know it was in trouble til it wrinkled and getting hollow. thanks.
Hard to say without seeing the plant, but usually shriveled means rot… if thats the case , you may need to start over with a hardy variety such as celandine .
Is there a follow up video? How did it root? How long did it take. Thanks V
Hi Vanessa, Sorry about that, I got distracted. It was my intention to do a follow up right away, but dint actually do a follow up until 2 weeks ago!
Look for my plumeria video dated June 11, 2022
Wanted to inquire what is the white paint on the plumeria cutting? 🙂
50/50 water and latex paint
how long before it grows roots?
All depends on temps.
Usually a month or so for me
Hi thank you for this video! My plumeria cutting that I left for 2 weeks to callous looks like it has dried up! Is that normal?
Hard to tell without seeing it, but the end does dry a little.
Hi, I need an urgent help😔 To cut the long story short, my plumeria rubra has soft stems (still green, but shrivelling from the bottom up to where the green skin starts) and leaves are drooping. To expand on it: I live in the UK, and had it less than a month. When I first received it, it looked healthy ,but a lot bigger plant than expected (1m x 1m instead of 40cm) in a small pot. In the first few days I noticed a bad smell from its soil, but didn't pay much attention to it. Soon leaves started going yellow and falling off. I blamed myself for wrong watering. 2 weeks ago I started touching the soil before pouring a little water in it (as we had a dry spell) and I only used rain water for it. But nothing worked. I suspect that it has a root rot and its spreading to the stems. What is the best thing to do now? I don't have a lot of experience with tropical plants and now wish I never had it in the first place as it's awful to see it dying. Could you please help?
Hard to say without seeing the plant and knowing exact conditions.
IMO , Once rot has set in its pretty hard to stop it. When I was a newbie, I had to throw a lot away.
I have had rot in spots where, i uprooted the plant , put in a dry shaded area. After a week or so I replanted it in loose damp soil . And left it alone to recover.
@@TropicalGardenGuy thank you so much for coming back to me! I'm going to have a look at its roots (if any left) and if all dead, would it make sense to try and propagate from a soft stem? I'm confused as I don't understand whether the stem is soft bcs of the root system damage and stem is just dehydrated , OR it's got fungus already inside the stem and it's just going to spread.
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I feel like the plant is suffering and I need to take an action quick,but i don't know what to do. I did not realise that I can actually take root out and leave it for a week. I thought it would kill the plant. I am not very experienced 😞
@@TropicalGardenGuy I tried making a video, when I took the root out of the pot. ruclips.net/user/shortspcV58Ras5Wk?feature=share It doesn't look like anything is wrong with it, but again, I'm a newbie😔I'll try and repot it and hope for the best.🤞
Once in the ground how often do i water?
I live in east texas and out summers get very hot and humid, should I plant it in direct sunlight or should I allow for shading?
Why is the trunk whiteish?
Protection against sunburn
Oh really?what do you put in it I think mine can use this right about now with this heat
I'm in Fremont, so similar weather patterns to you. I got a cutting just this month in December from a friend. Would a heat mat sweet to 80F and a grow light work for propagating, or should I hang onto the cutting for a while before attempting?
Hi Amy, It depends on the condition of the branch and the health of the mother tree.
But If I were to take a cutting from my plumeria at this time of the year, Id keep the branch indoors to callus for a week or two, then put on a heat mat. Be careful that there is material between the heat mat and the cutting as since you wont be watering during the initial rooting process. The part where moss touches the heat mat can get too hot a dry the moss out.
Is there something else I can use rather than spagma moss ???
Yes, I’ve seen compost , peat moss , perlite , or even regular potting soil used
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@@TropicalGardenGuy can you try coconut coir rather than moss
Thanks for the info! Could you share some advice on how to care for plumerias in the ground on your zone? 9b if I'm not wrong, so you may have light freezes.
Yes, my favorite plumeria is the celedine. Very hardy, I still plant I very well drained soil up against the south side of my house.
I only fertilize with low nitrogen fert in spring and stop watering Oct 1
@@TropicalGardenGuy thanks for your reply! Don't you cover your plumerias in the ground with some protective cloth when freezes are forecasted?
No, They are planted close to the house
Longest 18 inches I have ever seen 😂
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Isn’t that a Hawaiian Frangipani ?
Yes, in Cali we usually call in plumeria
Very informative, I LOVE plumerias and are in the process of rooting cuttings. What city are you doing this in???! Thank you, :) -michael
Modesto