Not all Plumeria seeds may germinate successfully, even under ideal conditions. Seed viability can vary depending on factors such as seed quality, age, and storage conditions. Some seeds may be viable and germinate quickly, while others may not be as viable and may take longer or not germinate at all. It is common for gardeners […]

While it is possible to store Plumeria seeds inside the seedpod for a short period, it is generally not recommended. Once the seedpod splits open and exposes the seeds, it is best to collect the seeds and store them separately. Storing seeds inside the seedpod for an extended period can lead to mold or fungal […]

It is not recommended to collect Plumeria seeds from unripe seedpods. Seeds harvested from unripe seedpods are often immature and may not be fully developed or viable for propagation. For successful germination and growth, it is essential to wait until the seedpod reaches full maturity before collecting the seeds. Unripe seeds have a lower chance […]

It is best to harvest Plumeria seeds from the seedpod after the pod has fully matured and started to split open. Waiting for the seedpod to reach maturity ensures that the seeds inside are fully developed and viable for propagation. Once the seedpod starts to split, gently collect the seeds from the pod and remove […]