Plumeria FAQs (Common Questions) Guide provides essential information on feeding plumeria for optimal growth and bloom performance, including how to choose the right fertilizers, balance nutrients, manage pH, and apply supplements for sustained health and vitality.
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What causes blackening of Plumeria stems or branches?
Blackening of Plumeria stems or branches can be a sign of stem rot caused by fungal infection or stem dieback due to cold temperatures or overwatering. Remove and discard affected parts, and ensure the remaining stem is healthy. Improve soil drainage to prevent waterlogged roots and avoid excessive watering. Protect Plumeria from cold temperatures or frost in colder climates.