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 […]

Fertilizing plumeria cuttings during the initial stages of propagation, particularly before the callusing and rooting processes are complete, presents significant challenges. This detailed guide elaborates on the physiological aspects of plumeria cuttings during these formative stages, emphasizing the importance of withholding fertilization to ensure their health and propagation success. Additionally, it offers comprehensive guidelines for […]

Understanding Callus Formation in Plumeria Cuttings: A Comprehensive Guide Introduction In the context of Plumeria propagation, the term “callus” refers to the soft tissue that forms over a wounded or cut plant surface, leading to healing and, eventually, new growth. Understanding the role and formation of a callus is crucial for successful Plumeria propagation. This […]