A Frangipani 'cutting'
ifraser25
17 years ago
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hotdiggetydam
17 years agoohiojay
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Frangipani cutting
Comments (2)Hi Sam, I'm in Nhulunbuy, same conditions. If your frangipani cutting is still firm and has green tips don't worry. I don't even worry about drying them out up here. Just throw them in the general direction of some dirt!!(stick it in the soil) Pretty soon you've got a frangipani tree. Depending on which type you have, many frangipanis are deciduous. It will grow some leaves soon or at least as soon as it starts to get warmer, if not, e-mail me and Ill send you some. I've got some nice colours and types. Good luck, Brendon...See Morefrangipani cutting...
Comments (3)Yes that is right I usually leave my cuttings for about two weeks to dry out, You can leave them longer then I pot them up and dont water too much as they will rot Have a look at the link below and this is a good web site too. www.plumeria101.com Cheers..MM Here is a link that might be useful: Frangipani...See MoreWANTED: frangipani cuttings - not the white one
Comments (0)Hi, just wondering if anyone has any frangipani cuttings they could spare? My mum has the white/yellow centred one, and would dearly love other colours. I'd be happy to pay postage; offer cuttings from my garden (mainly perennials and roses in cottage style garden), or whatever is needed. Thanks...See MoreWANTED: frangipani cuttings not stiked
Comments (1)I can send you a cutting of the plain white if interested.Have sent you an email....See Moremsbatt
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