I wouldn't water it too much at first until you see new leaves shooting out of the top. After the new set of leaves get about 5 or 6 inches long then I would start watering more often. If its already rooted then you should see it making good process quickly (within a few weeks). I have stopped using Miracle Grow potting soil because in my area it is still too green (hasn't decomposed enough). I use a mix of cactus soil, peat moss, and perlite. Some of the other people on this forum use a different mix but this seems to work well for me. In the winter you will need to take it inside if the temps drop below 50. I normally try to keep my plumeria from going dormant the first winter that I have it. I have a indoor greenhouse so that's not a problem. If you do not have a indoor greenhouse then you might want to invest in a heated plant mat and place it by a window that gets good sunlight in the winter. You should get a lot of good tips from other more experienced people on this forum too.

I think the best thing to do is to write a Guide for eBay and try to dessminate this info on Facebook, garden clubs and forums and other forms of social media. Its not just blue plumerias, its also blue roses, rainbow roses and probably many other hoax plant varieties that eBay and Amazon does nothing to stop. I believve they have the resources to take down many of these bogus listings by flagging key terms but what have they done? They keep returning. It is just best to warn gardeners and family and friends on social media sites like Facebook. There will always be newbies that fall for these scams, heck, thats just life and humans have been scamming each other for millenia. I find it disheartening when eBay seems to do little to stop plant sellers who abuse the site rules time and again; This include hoax plant listing and intentionally miscatgeorizing and overloading the listings with identical items. Here is a link that might be useful: http://pages.ebay.com/help/search/writing-guide.html

Hi We are in the San Francisco Bay Area, California. We are looking forward to tile a 50 sqft extension to our kitchen. The kitchen was tiled last year with 'Morro Bay Sage Green 12 x 12" tiles. But unfortunately Lowes, from where we bought those tiles has discontinued carrying those type of tiles. If anybody has any loose quantity for sale, however small it may be, please let me know. -thanks in advance -lw02 510-226-9165 Here is a link that might be useful: specimen

Nice looking place. I like the boats also. Our harbors are mostly full of tupperware. Eric