Callusing is an essential stage in the propagation of plumeria cuttings, as it allows the cut end of the cutting to develop a protective layer of tissue before roots begin to form. Several factors can influence the callusing process, including: Temperature: Plumeria cuttings typically callus best in warm temperatures ranging from 70°F to 90°F (21°C […]

Applying Rooting Hormone to Plumeria Cuttings: Timing and Techniques Introduction Using rooting hormone can significantly enhance the success rate of propagating Plumeria cuttings. The timing of its application plays a critical role in the rooting process. This guide provides insights into when and how to apply rooting hormone effectively to Plumeria cuttings. When to Apply […]

Propagating Plumeria Cuttings: The Ultimate Comprehensive Guide Introduction Plumeria, the quintessential plant that embodies the tropical paradise with its vivacious blooms and intoxicating fragrance, stands as a favorite in many gardens and landscapes. Through propagation via cuttings, a single Plumeria tree can give rise to many, spreading its beauty across numerous landscapes. This comprehensive guide […]

Preventing Damping-off in Plumeria Seedlings During Propagation Damping-off is a critical issue that plagues many gardeners propagating Plumeria from seed. It is a soil-borne fungal disease that affects seedlings, leading to their decay at the soil level and subsequent collapse. Successfully combating this problem involves a combination of pre-emptive and ongoing care measures. Here is […]

If you want to propagate plumeria, taking stem cuttings is the most commonly used method. To assist you in the process, here is a step-by-step guide to get you started. Please keep in mind to adjust your techniques according to the environment and conditions of your growing space. Cooler areas may require more time for […]

How to Grow Plumeria from Cuttings

Grafting is used to propagate desirable plumeria varieties with specific traits or to repair damaged plants with a healthy root system.

Plumeria grafting is a propagation technique where a section of one plumeria plant (scion) is attached to another plant’s rootstock.