@@curtisconrad4276 No. Just the water you already put in the bag.

@@johnherndon4804 Thank you. I'll give it a try

Yes. With the clear cups you can see the root growth. I will put them in 1 gallon pots the next year.

Not sure if those exact seeds have Bloomed but many have. I got hit hard by hurricane Ian, 20 inches of rain and many broken branches from the wind. No power or water for 9 days and much more work to do to clean up things. Several died or rotted but still have plenty to take care of.

Glad you had great success. The solution is to help with sanitation. I never continued to use it but it shouldn't hurt. The seeds will still rot with to much water.

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They like it warm and sunny so you can start them inside in cooler climates to give them more growing time. You should have no trouble in San Diego.

Never had that happen and you will probably lose the seeds but I do know of one person that rooted his plumeria in water so maybe give that a try. Check the internet to see if there is any info.

Not sure how long the seeds are viable but I have planted seeds over a year old with success. Seeds may be very different from the parent plant. I have had white plant seeds flower red also multi color plant seeds flower white.

Spring is the best time so they have longer to grow but you can start them earlier inside. I plant mine whenever the pods open but have a long growing season here in Florida

You can plant them anytime but they will do better in the spring. Inside under light will work in winter.

Single pods seeds will germinate. I had five different flowers from the same seed pod last year. Similar color but different petals. If your seed pod was cose to opening then they will probably germinate. All you can do is try.

1 part hydrogen peroxide 4 parts water

It is a Village Green four teir greenhouse I got from Big Lots. I built wooden frames and used 2x4 fencing hung on chains to hold the 9 oz cups.

@@johnherndon4804 thanks. I will look for one. I really appreciated all your help and tips.

Most importantly is do not overwater them. I leave them in the cups till spring. Then put them in 1 gallon pots. I use 666 fertilizer for the first 3 years. Then a blooming fertilizer. Very few bloom at 3 years but some will. Continue to fertilize and plant or put in larger pots as needed. I live in FL and the property is flooded at least once a year so I have to keep them in elevated pots tied to lines so they don't blow over.

Dampen only once and seal the bag. Hang and wait.

I sell to local nursery's when they flower, so 3, 5, and 7 gallon mostly. Would have to ship cuttings, seedlings or seeds. You never know what a seedling will become, I have had white plants have red seedlings and multi color plants have white seedlings.

To possibly keep a fungus from destroying the seed before it can be planted