Introduction to Air Layering for Plumeria Propagation Air layering is an advanced propagation technique that allows you to produce new plumeria plants without severing the scion from the parent until roots are well established. By encouraging roots to form on a still-attached branch, air layering combines the benefits of cuttings and grafting methods, offering high […]

Selecting Appropriate Branches for Plumeria Propagation Choosing the right branch is the foundational step for successful plumeria air layering, grafting, or cutting propagation. Healthy, well-positioned branches produce stronger roots, faster establishment, and vigorous new growth. This comprehensive guide outlines criteria, seasonal considerations, and a structured how‑to process for selecting ideal branches. Key Criteria for Branch […]

Step-by-Step Air Layering Technique for Plumeria Air layering enables you to produce new plumeria plants by stimulating root formation on a branch while it remains attached to the parent tree. This section provides a detailed, structured protocol—from selecting the site to potting up the rooted layer—to maximize success and minimize errors. 1. Materials & Setup […]

Separation & Potting of Air Layered Branches for Plumeria Once your air-layered branch has developed a robust root system, it’s time to separate it from the parent plant and transition it to its own container. Proper separation and potting ensure minimal shock and set the new plant up for healthy growth. This guide provides a […]