Help with plumeria / frangi I.D.
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Help with plumeria please!
Comments (4)Maryanne, If you do nothing, you will lose the plant. Rot coming down from the top and up from the bottom will eventually kill it. I would cut off the tip as far down as the rot, and continue down until you see clear, white wood. Then, I would cut off the bottom section at the top of the rot coming up, and again cut the good section you have removed until you have clear, white wood. Hopefully, you will have a clean section that is long enough (about 18cm or more) to root as a center cut. Treat the cut ends with a fungicide and allow the cut section to callus over for about a week or so, and then pot it in fast draining mix with the old leaf scars looking like a smile. Water it once and put it on a heat mat under grow lighting and see if it will root for you. If you don't have a heat mat/grow lighting, you should keep it indoors in a warm spot near a sunny window. Don't water again until leaves form, and then water sparingly. It may take a while for leaves to develop. Watch for signs of rot. Good luck. Mike...See Morepossibility of halping me start ?? growing frangi's in my garden
Comments (4)Welcome to the forum Vic. A good place to find seeds and cutting for a low price is ebay. I have bought seeds from the seller cuckooznest multiple times and he always sends extra. hawiiasally is a good one for cuttings. I know there are other good and trusted ones too, can't think of them at the moment. Also, a good place to start your seeds and cuttings are in pots. All the ones I have planted outside froze last year, even though I covered their tips with socks and then covered them with blankets. I'm in the Tampa area so have about same temps as you. There is a lot of information for you on the forum about growing plummies. Lauri...See MoreI.D. help .......again
Comments (7)They are beauties, but I donÂt recognize them. For a moment, I thought your first one might be a variety I have, but when I looked at my pictures, they are not the same. Here are some sites that might help you identify them. http://plumeria.digitaltexas.com/galleries/gallery.asp?categoryid=1 http://www.flickr.com/photos/plumerias/sets/72057594080660346/ http://www.mauiplumeriagardens.com/encyclopedia/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/lopaka/sets/72157594501128141/...See MoreAnyone willing to help a Canadian plumeria addict with shipping
Comments (1)sent you an email...lmk your thoughts -stephen...See Morehalocline
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