• Optimizing Pot Size for Growth Stages

    Optimizing Pot Size for Growth Stages A Guide to Matching Container Size to Your Plumeria’s Needs Choosing the right pot size for plumeria is more than just convenience—it directly affects root health, water management, nutrient uptake, and bloom performance. Too small, and the plant becomes rootbound. Too large, and the soil stays wet too long,… Read more

  • Sanitizing Pots & Tools Between Uses

    Sanitizing Pots & Tools Between Uses A Grower’s Guide to Preventing Disease and Keeping Plumeria Healthy Sanitation is one of the most overlooked but essential parts of plumeria care, especially when propagating, repotting, or dividing plants. Dirty tools and used pots can carry fungal spores, bacteria, nematodes, and insect eggs that lead to stem rot,… Read more

  • Refreshing Old Soil vs. Full Repot

    Refreshing Old Soil vs. Full Repot How to Decide What’s Best for Your Plumeria’s Roots As plumeria mature in containers, the potting soil they rely on slowly breaks down, compacts, and loses its structure. Over time, this leads to poor drainage, reduced oxygen, salt buildup, and nutrient depletion—conditions that stress roots and limit blooming. When… Read more

  • Root Pruning Best Practices

    Root Pruning Best Practices A Guide to Managing Plumeria Roots for Healthier Growth and Bigger Blooms Plumeria grown in containers can become rootbound over time, leading to stunted growth, poor flowering, or even root rot. Periodic root pruning is a vital maintenance technique for rejuvenating root systems, improving water and nutrient uptake, and keeping plants… Read more

  • When & How to Repot for Strong Roots

    When & How to Repot for Strong Roots A Complete Guide to Repotting Plumeria for Healthier Growth and Bigger Blooms Plumeria grown in containers thrive when given space to stretch their roots, but only if repotted at the right time and in the right way. Whether you’re managing first-year seedlings, rooted cuttings, or mature trees,… Read more

  • First Week Aftercare Tips

    First Week Aftercare Tips A Day-by-Day Guide to Caring for Newly Planted Plumeria The first week after planting a plumeria cutting, rooted tree, or seedling is a critical time. Whether you’ve just received your new plant by mail, transplanted it into the ground, or moved it to a larger container, proper aftercare during this adjustment… Read more

  • Labeling & Tracking New Plants

    Labeling & Tracking New Plants A Grower’s Guide to Organizing and Documenting Your Plumeria Collection As your plumeria collection grows, so does the need to keep your plants organized, identified, and accurately tracked. From cultivar names to seedling crosses, planting dates, and bloom records, a good labeling and tracking system saves time, prevents costly mix-ups,… Read more

  • Preventing Transplant Shock

    Preventing Transplant Shock A Guide to Safely Moving Plumeria Cuttings, Seedlings, and Rooted Trees Transplant shock is a common but preventable condition that affects plumeria after being moved to a new container or in-ground location. It can lead to yellowing leaves, wilt, root stall, delayed blooming, or even plant death. While plumeria are resilient tropical… Read more

  • Unboxing & Initial Setup

    Unboxing & Initial Setup A Step-by-Step Guide to Handling New Plumeria Cuttings and Plants Upon Arrival Receiving a new plumeria is an exciting moment for any grower, whether it’s a freshly cut scion, a rooted plant, or a newly purchased cultivar from a nursery. But how you handle those first few minutes and days after… Read more

  • Day of Planting Checklist

    Day of Planting Checklist A Step-by-Step Guide for Successfully Planting Plumeria in the Ground or Container Planting day is one of the most important moments in your plumeria’s life. Whether you’re transplanting a rooted tree, planting a fresh cutting, or potting up a seedling, getting the details right on Day One sets the foundation for… Read more

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