The Propagation and Rooting Guide offers step-by-step instructions for successfully propagating plumeria through cuttings, grafting, and seed starting, providing proven techniques to ensure healthy root development and strong, thriving plants.
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How do I know if a Plumeria flower has been successfully pollinated?
A successfully pollinated Plumeria flower will start to develop a seed pod, which is the ovary that swells and elongates after fertilization. As the seeds inside the pod mature, the pod will turn green or brown, indicating the presence of seeds. The seed pod will continue to grow until it reaches maturity, at which point it will split open to release the mature seeds. The formation of the seed pod is a clear sign that the flower has been successfully pollinated and that fertilization has taken place.