I soaked them in a glass of warm water (but not hot) and left them there for 12 hours before sowing them already. However, warm water turned out to be room-temperature after 1 hour or so, so they spent 1 hour in warm water and 11 hours at the room temperature. Right now the temperature inside the apartment is 73 degrees, and this temperature is just about the same both during the day and during the night. I live in Arlington, TX, which is a town between Dallas and Fort Worth. I am aware that I will have to bring the plant indoor as soon as it gets in the low 50s. But I would prefer to keep the plant indoor permanently!

Hello everyone, I have been reading these forums for a few months and have found lots of good information on my plumerias. I grew up with large plumerias in my front yard in SW Florida, and recently my mom brought me a few cuttings to root. I've lost about 5 of the cuttings to rot after I forgot to bring them in during a storm a few weeks back but have 9 more that seem to be doing fine. Only one has a leaf, but rest feel firm in the pots and the tips are shiny green. The stems are dehydrated so I've been misting them twice a day with water, superthrive and peroxide mixture. I tried the wet paper towel trick which seemed to help a little (wrap moist paper towel around the stalk). They are kept indoors currently in a room that stays around 70°. Any other suggestions on how to re-hydrate the cuttings without risking stem rot or destroying the roots? I also started plumeria seedlings which are doing well. I have 12 currently growing, some better then others and wanted to see if I should be doing anything else or different. Currently they re potted in clear 12 oz cups so I can see the roots develop, and are sitting under LED grow lights. Most seem to be growing under the LED's pretty well. I mist them daily with a combination of water, superthrive, peroxide, Dyna-Gro Foliage-Pro and Pro-Tekt. I only water when the soil is dry (use a moisture meter and can see soil in clear cups). I also recently put the seedlings on a heat mat. Soil mix is Miracle Grow Palm and Cactus mix. I've been thinking of adding BR-61 but I know its mainly used for a bloom booster. Any help or feedback that can be provided would be great.

Your plumeria seedlings look really healthy. I rooted 6 cuttings a few months ago. 5 rooted. Over the weeks 2 perished due to rot. Now I have 2x 8" tall and 1 x 12" with 3 branches. Not sure how long before it flowers

I received my order today. They were out of 1 of the luncheon napkin designs I ordered, so instead of emailing me about a substitution or refunding that portion of my order, I was sent 3 other designs by the same company. Two are luncheon size, one cocktail, along with a note handwritten note saying if I wasn't happy with the 3 replacements (mind you, this is replacing 1 item) to email and they will issue me a refund. The replacements are not something I would have ordered, and while they did not ask me to return, I will keep them and not ask for a refund. They will get used. Invoice contained a 15% discount code. All in all, I am happy with the quality, fast delivery and customer service.