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How does Plumeria propagate naturally?
Plumeria propagates naturally through seed dispersal. When the seed pods mature and dry on the plant, they split open, releasing the seeds. The seeds are then dispersed by wind and other natural elements, allowing new plants to germinate in suitable conditions. In some cases, Plumeria may also propagate vegetatively through suckers, which are new shoots that emerge from the base of the plant. These suckers can be separated from the parent plant and grown as individual plants, producing genetically identical clones of the parent.
