Planting Plumeria Cuttings - Frangipani

It's the season to make sure that all of your Plumeria cuttings have been planted so it give it time to start growing before they go outside for the season... SPRING IS COMING :)
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[@johnlone207]

Cool vid! thank you! I use a long bamboo stick to check if the bottom soil is dry or moist, before I water. I make sure that it is dry before watering to avoid root-rot or overwatering. At the beginning of spring, when they wake-up, I put Espoma plant food and top off a bit of compost on top, water a bit, and that's it. Then, water it whenever it needs it.

[@robertmorris5055]

I always cut the tip at a 45 degree angle before allowing it to dry out. Then dip in water and root hormone powder. Then plant. Cutting at an angle allows more surface area for root growth.

[@Juhani139]

That's it, Im subbing. Your channel helped my petunias survive the summer and is helping my pansies flower in winter. I'm going to propagate a frangipani nearer spring (i guess from your video that's better than now, middle of winter). Your videos are always chock full of information. You always show us CLEARLY, precisely what to do. Thanks so much for taking the time to adjust the camera so us newbies can see how it's done.

[@PlantzNThings]

Thank you for the Sub :) you can take the cutting of the plumeria now... let it callus for a few weeks.. maybe even up to 2 months... then pot it up... an early start can be helpful... they can take a while to get started. lots of warmth and light really helps the process

[@dt65262]

I got a plumeria cutting from Disney World in Florida and they said put it in a pot with sand, water weekly until the leaves appear. Well it took a couple months for one leaf to appear and now it's September and almost time to bring it inside. I hope to keep it alive all winter inside.

[@daleandrews3552]

I'm from Lake Charles, LA where we enjoy a solidly subtropical climate. Maybe only a handful of light freezes 28-32 degrees per winter with no snow and hot humid summers. We are not quite warm enough however to plant them outside in the ground. I've have 4 plumeria cuttings for a couple of months now that I got from a vendor off of Etsy. They're in clear plastic cups so I can keep the soil moist from holes I've drilled in the sides. A couple have already leafed out and another is putting out an inflow stalk that hasn't even blossomed yet. I don't think that one has put out roots yet. I'm having a hard time with making a decision to cut off the inflow! I know it hasn't put out any anchoring roots b/c I can lift the cutting out of the cup without resistance. You're saying I should cuff it off to give the cutting energy to put out roots first??? Great channel. I enjoy it when you teach about plumerias. 😉

[@PlantzNThings]

You are so lucky to live in a warmer climate. Having a longer growing season really helps. Yes , it hurts to cut an inflow but because it's a new uprooted cutting you want it to focus its energy on growing roots... if you leave the inflow on... it might root.. but what will usually happen is it focuses its energy on the flower to reproduce.. and not roots

[@shawnaluvssssmakeup_1461]

I love your videos you always turn my frown upside down☺☺

[@snail9552]

😠🙃

[@Shran29]

Benefits of living in Southern Calfornia =) It's the middle of February and my night time temps are averaging 57 degrees Fahrenheit at their coldest! Great video Bill!

[@PlantzNThings]

+Shran29 You are So Lucky :)

[@Shran29]

This is true, most of what I know about plants though has come from you and Ray from the voodoogarden channel though. So thank you! =)

[@desertplantsofavalon]

Such a FANTASTIC video Bill and brilliant info :-) the Plumeria's look really great potted up :-) Thanks so much for sharing and sending heaps of love and happy growing from Ireland and have a brilliant weekend XXXXX

[@PlantzNThings]

+Desert Plants of Avalon Thank you :) It is A beautiful weekend :)

[@maryvalerio5662]

Great, informative video! Inadvertently funny in places too ("I feel like there's a spider crawling up my leg...that's kinda gross" LOL!!

[@PlantzNThings]

lol... Now I will have nightmares...lol

[@morenacampanero8785]

I love people planting good plants.Sir plant coleus very beautiful

[@NurayOConnell]

Great video great timing, thank you :) I'm waiting to receive my first Plumeria cutting (Mardi Gras) soon and I can't wait to start growing it.

[@terriebutler6737]

Hello Bill, one of my 6 ft tall plumeria's branches ripped off the main stem/trunk after my cat tried to jump on it. It had already leafed out beautifully. I laid the branch out to callus over and forgot about it. A month in a half later, here in September, I was wondering if it was too late to place the ripped ranch in a seed starting /orchid mix that you talk about in this video? It looks pretty good, a little shriveled and the leaves are still on it. THANK YOU BILL, I appreciate your knowledge :)

[@chitracoulton7926]

nice video Bill, I may have to re pot mine this spring,thanks for sharing,

[@PlantzNThings]

+Chitra Coulton That will be an interesting project.. How big is yours?

[@jacquiford7231]

Hi I live in Spain and I love Plumerias, or Frangipani as they tend to be called! I enjoyed your video and am about to plant two more cuttings in pots. I already have two plants which grow very well in large pots but I didn't have great success when I tried planted another one in the ground...maybe too cold or damp and it rotted. I like the idea of adding surplus orchid growing material so I'll try that right now! Hasta luego!! Jacqui

[@ginger2153]

You inspired me to go for it and I got myself two plumeria cuttings. Thank you for always sharing such helpful videos. =)

[@georget9430]

Aw yea, time to plant out the plumerias!

[@PlantzNThings]

+George T YAY!

[@stromantiffany]

this is exactly what I needed thanks you so much! the package I got says to put the plumeria in an inch and a halfish and you saying put it in like 6 inches is so crazy lol. my first plumeria died probably cuz of fnzg

[@stromantiffany]

that*

[@PlantzNThings]

+Tiffy Ellen I hate how there is conflicting information. I'm glad this helped you out.

[@stromantiffany]

I very much appreciate this video. If you could make more for plumeria that would be awesome :)

[@marydiscuillo142]

Great info thank you. Im starting mine now its oct. Inside w lights and heating pad

[@deborahbeaudoinzaki8019]

Thank you for this information!

[@RDuval-mb9lk]

Don't worry, your hair looks beautiful.

[@awesomebuddysmile]

I have two african violets that i will hopefully hybridize in a few days, the flowers on the two one of them is rosy red color and the other one is a purple color. But the purple color one is more brighter and more beautiful.

[@morninggloryglorya9849]

Very interesting, thanks for sharing :)

[@BaotransBotanicals]

What a thorough video! Thanks Bill! My mom and I planted four cuttings last year and after a year, my mom's plants look fatter and more luscious than mine. She has them in a bigger pot than me. I wonder if that's the reason why hers are bigger. They are all in my greenhouse now but mine lost all their leaves and my mom's plumerias are thriving. Haha figures.

[@PlantzNThings]

+Baotran's Botanicals I think the pot size has a lot to do with it... I noticed something similar with mine.

[@BaotransBotanicals]

+PlantzNThings thanks bill! I'll move them to larger pots. When do you think it's safe to do it? Right now it's still cold. Should I wait until it gets warmer?

[@photonanny]

Baotran's Botanicals

[@cowboy10231]

Good video :) You are too cute ;) "Show me yours, I showed you mine" was great by the way.

[@DEAexotics]

great information

[@chrisdon6339]

Since you live in Canada, but I live in Southern California.... I planted 30 cuttings from my neighbors tree in May, leaving them outside. I wish I had seen your videos first...I let them flower, which they all did profusely and I was so happy to see them thrive.... Until I saw your video about if they flower they will not focus on their root system. I will have more warmer days than you have in Canada so I am wondering what risk my cuttings have of not developing an adequate root system... and what can I do to help them. Also should I put them in the ground or leave in pots for the winter? Or build a greenhouse for them this year? We have 80 degree weather sporatically all winter long so am afraid of a greenhouse......With a couple days of frost and lots of nights at 40-50 degrees. Great videos! Thank you!

[@MandiMomOf8Channel]

*Very nice*

[@Declan1205]

9:53 I like how you hold it.

[@gazepskotzs4]

I m growing plumeria s from seed, they are 6 years old and look very healthy, last year one of my four plants started making flowerbuds but lost em during the cold fal. I m so very curious to see them bloom, i m thinking about making a smal greenhouse. I suppose they flower easier this way? Anyway, i love your video !

[@renee9637]

Hi Bill, I had a rotting branch on my plumeria, so i cut it of, cut the rotting piece of too and have now a cutting left of about 20 cm. i hope to still be able to plant it but as it is may and there is a flowerstem on the cutting i am not sure if u should wait until next spring? what do you think?

[@seiyuokamihimura5082]

my plumerias I grew from supposedly well rooted red varieties (all roots were completely dead) went crazy since I started them in December, and they have had to been transplanted twice since. they now have completely massive root balls and thick fleshy roots, and will not slow down! how can I slow them down to keep them smaller? because since I rooted them in December they have grown 6+ inches each

[@potriganeshchandran2966]

yay.. I"m the first one to comment on this video. BTW ,great video, Bill

[@PlantzNThings]

+Potriganesh Potri WOO-HOO First :)

[@blahblahrandoms966]

I used a cactus/succulent soil to root my cuttings because it's well known for its ability to drain, but it suffered the surface pooling issue. I hope I didn't just kill my cuttings from Hawaii by planting them in it!!

[@dekhendra8618]

Very nice 🙏.

[@tinhlienquang9902]

Thank you your videos. And can you help make video How to cut let tree not tall brand and more blooms flower ?

[@MsBobolink]

hahaha..."that so inappropriate"! I enjoy your video's and keep learning, even about things I'm not going to grow. You convinced me to try an orchid, which I killed. In fairness, It was a $1 orchid probably not in the best health to start with. Now I'm liking the idea of a plumeria. What's the best way to start? Seed, plant, cuttings? I'm in zone 6b.

[@PlantzNThings]

+Ann of PA lol... I'm glad you at least tried to grow an orchid...lol.. rescue shelf might not be the best place for a beginner to start...lol.. as for the plumerias... if you can find a cutting that would be the nicest way to start simply because it will be faster to bloom... Seeds I found are VERY easy to sprout and the flowers might not be true to the parent flower.. you might have many colour variations. and buying seeds are very inexpensive.

[@rajaniadapa5894]

Can you tell me the fertilizer you used in this video? I got plumeria cuttings from Hawaii. I don’t want to rot them. I live in Texas. Planning to put it in soil indoors now(mid Jan) so it will be ready to go out in spring.

[@heartofg.6462]

Do you any tips for planting plumeria cuttings immediately after cutting them? or waiting few days is absolutely necessary???

[@franceswhaley2378]

Have over 20 plumeria in our yard we are renting g the home till may of 2021 so I'm planning to take cuttings with when I leave.anyway one in the front has developed rust on the leaves and they are spreading to other plumeria I tried some copper spray and removed infected leaves being careful to wash up any advise or suggestions appreciated.!

[@droppin88]

bought some online and a couple are cut at an angle at the bottom. Is this going to be a problem when potting or do I need to cut them flat and let them dry again?

[@DJ-lo3sc]

I planted some plumeria cuttings and every time a new leaf starts to grow at the tip, it dries up. can you help me out? 😣

[@kuldeepkiddy5464]

when plumeria branch is air layered and when rooting takes place , the branch is trimmed below the root and is planted into a pot or groung , does it rot , are there any chance of rotting of the stem below roots ???? if yes then how to avoid ?? looking to hear from the video uploader himself

[@rebeccacimarusti8804]

I wish you would send me a list of everything you used for soil and in the soil...I couldn't get exactly what you were using. This is a very good video...thank you.

[@overthemoon9941]

Rebecca Cimarusti goodgle Rogers Nursery in so Cal have been there, great folks & intel on mixing soil, cactus soil, perlite & ref potting soil is recommended

[@AnimeLoveFreako]

When is the best time to transfer it to a bigger pot? Do I need to add plant food fertilizer too and how often?

[@PlantzNThings]

I like to repot mine in the spring if they require it. and they like to be fed often when actively growing. try using a fertilizer with a high middle # usually they are called a bloom fertilizer. and feed 1/2 strength each time you water.

[@EddyFeyen]

Great vid's BUT would it be possible to add follow-ups right after every video?

[@ogaana6753]

Oo this is fun

[@PlantzNThings]

+OgaanaWorld It sure it :)

[@nyomanarya9007]

Lovely plumeria....to...any double flowers plumeria....

[@meggieschultz9828]

Planning to plant a cutting in a soilless mix to prevent insect problems. Pine bark, perlite, spa hum moss, worm casting, have u ever tried this?

[@PlantzNThings]

I use a peat based potting soil with added perlite... the mix you described should work well... as long as it drains easily and doesn't stay soaking wet for long periods of time

[@meggieschultz9828]

Have you ever used a soilless mixture for them?

[@sethfloyd]

Trying to start some plumeria for this year as well. Have one healthy cutting and another one on its way. The varieties are Lei Rainbow and Celadine. Also have trying to germinate 3 Celadine seeds right now. Excited to see what happens. Thanks for your videos.

[@PlantzNThings]

+Seth Floyd Good Luck with the seeds :)

[@marycabello6900]

So if it’s a little wrinkly and soft put in water for 20 minutes or so is that what I heard you say?

[@bryan2127]

I cut some plumerias and put them in wet soil right away. They started growing, but after 4 weeks they tapered off. I pulled one out of the soil and there was no roots started. Is this bcz i didnt let them dry (close bottom cut off) first? Did they just suck water from bottom and fiz out? I have since pulled them out and put them on the concrete to dry. Do you think they will start up again if i put them in soil?

[@PlantzNThings]

+Bryan 212 to be honest these are still very much a mystery to me as well... I have a few cuttings that do the exact same thing.... they do want to dry down... they are sensitive to rot.... they also have a slow and weak root system to start... so it's best not to keep checking on their development... could set them back further.

[@ritaschiferl3615]

Hi, you mentioned soaking the cuttings in water if they're shriveled. Do you do that before or after you harden them off?

[@PlantzNThings]

after the cut has callused over

[@Noname-mf8dc]

Haha I feel naked whit out my cap or new era hat baseball cap its same thing haha lol

[@christopherfletcher5384]

My plumerias are getting really tall and probably wont be able to make it into my garage this winter so I guess I'm going to make some cuttings out of necessity. Should I take 12" more or less? Anyway happy gardening😁✌

[@PlantzNThings]

12 inch cuttings are perfect... :)

[@christopherfletcher5384]

@@PlantzNThings Thank you😀

[@annaisgrowing]

hey Bill--I bought 4 cuttings last year, two rotted over the winter I think because i kept them in their soil and in the pots (though I put them in my basement and kept them bone dry). Should I repot my plumerias that survived even though they are already in pots with soil? Or just leave them be? Thanks! ~Anna

[@PlantzNThings]

+annaisgrowing cuttings are hit or miss for their first winter. have your plants outgrown their pots? if so I would re-pot them now. it's easier to do when you don't have all the leaves in the way.

[@annaisgrowing]

how can I tell if the plant outgrew its pot? lots of roots at the bottom? if so, then no. I doubt they outgrew their pots. but they have no leaves at all (save the tiny start of leaves).

[@caseymajor4803]

What time of year was this filled? In zone 10a and realized mine are waking up VERY early this year!!!

[@PlantzNThings]

this was uploaded feb 2016...

[@Jeff-lk4dv]

shouldn't you be careful inhaling stuff out of those bags? I live in Australia and once in a while someone will contract legionnaires disease from the potting mixes by inhaling the dust. Just wondering if it's the same where you come from?

[@bonnieweber9831]

HELP, I bought a plumeria cutting and planted it in a plastic container with holes, watered it then left it go until it was dry. I can see that it is rooting, but seems that every time little leaves start to sprout out of the top,within a few weeks they seem to turn black and fall off. We live in south west Fl, and I have it on our lanai, so it gets plenty of sunshine. What am I doing wrong?

[@PlantzNThings]

+Bonnie Weber I have 2 thoughts. Perhaps spider mites... or low humidity... since you are in FL I think it's not humidity.... check the growth tip foe webbing... spray it with insecticidal soap a few times... let me know how it goes...... how warm is it on your lanai ?

[@deejeff8846]

Overwatering

[@Tarantulaflytrap]

Do you think you'll ever try to grow a coconut palm again maybe in the future?

[@PlantzNThings]

+Tarantula Sonic for sure I will... I just need more space... and a better room with more lights and better humidity control.

[@Tarantulaflytrap]

+PlantzNThings Cool I'm actually growing two of them , one of them is from Hawaii and the other is from Florida

[@jenaicollins8997]

I've had 2 plumerias in pots for almost 2 years and they haven't bloomed for me yet. Should I try repoting into bigger pots and fertilize them? I have worn castings on hand.

[@PlantzNThings]

Feed with a bloom booster fertilizer often... in the summer I try to feed them at least ever other week

[@jenaicollins8997]

@@PlantzNThings do you recommend any type of fertilizer? I do have some for orchids but I could get something different. I also have worn castings.

[@shab90]

What if the plumeria stem has tiny leaves? Should I cut those off too and not let them open up or develop?

[@PlantzNThings]

leaves you can leave on... and flowers and inflows should be removed... it will put energy into flowers rather than roots.

[@1171]

Great job they grow very well in Louisiana and we are about 60 miles from Gulf Coast.Have you ever had any dipped in red that was delivered red all roots dead never did they show a sign of life. I have never had that issue? Have you?

[@yahrmajahsty5266]

Yaay Im #800 Like 😊

[@vanessag7588]

I live in Illinois and its still warm. When should I bring my plumerias in?

[@vtabch1]

Never unless it freezes

[@AMHaze]

root tone or fast root hurt the plant? NPK is 0 1 6. of the solution.

[@jarrah4657]

Do you need to remove the leaves prior to putting it in the pot?

[@vtabch1]

Leaves fall off naturally from shock so its best to take them off prior to planting so all energy goes to rooting but they'll fall off anyways. this dufus a dufus has no clue what hes doing

[@Be_Still_ps46.10]

We have a plumeria and it has a branch that comes way out on the bottom and it seems and looks funny and like the tree is leaning a lot. What can we do? I’m not on social media wish I could show you....please help

[@PlantzNThings]

Are you not able to remove that branch and make some new plants out of it?

[@Ryan-mm9je]

I notice you didn’t cut the the bottom I seen other videos where they did ? Is that somthing I shouldn’t do ? Also what’s a flower spike ?

[@PlantzNThings]

I would only cut the bottom is there is some rot developing.. you should always wait for a fresh cut to calus over before planting to lessen your risk of infection to your plant.. and a flower spike is the inflorescence. The stem where the flowers develop

[@lilynavallocalara4514]

hi bill is plumeria the same as adeniums are they in the same genus? thanks

[@PlantzNThings]

+Lily Navallo Calara they are in the same group yes... they require the same care.

[@indiancruise12]

can you grow them in sand and perlight??

[@overthemoon9941]

indiancruise12 Recommended Cactus plus Perlite 50/50 and can ad some potting but not much. Cactus soil allows water to drain & keep soil moist not wet...have grown them for 20 yrs plus..🙄

[@maryjanecastro8706]

Can I cut down my pulmaria plant a bit mine is in a big pot and its top heavy it's hot here in Houston Texas help

[@PlantzNThings]

Yes... you can prune them... and root the cutting as well

[@PlantzNThings]

Just let the cutting dry and calus for at least a week before planting

[@ashfaq2004]

do you think this cuttings will bloom this season ?

[@chrispatterson1469]

I love the plumeria but I can't find it in Canada BC !

[@jenniferamundson15]

Chris Patterson try ordering online, there are plenty of excellent sellers on ebay and etsy. there are also several mail order nurseries that specialize in plumeria. I'm on Long Island (right near New York City) and all my plumeria were bought online

[@chrispatterson1469]

jennifer amundson thank you. I will try a mail order.

[@TheC3.]

You are funny :-)

[@h.nayyar4709]

what does it means when plumeria leaves start turning out yellow near winters ?

[@overthemoon9941]

hashim Muhammad it's going dormant when leaves will drop. I put in garage no water, then spring bring to sun & water..

[@h.nayyar4709]

Kricket Girl its spring now . but my plant has no improvement. it's same as it was in winter. it's like still a green stamp with no leaves

[@jenniferkannapel9450]

How long had the stems been cut before you did the video and plant them?

[@PlantzNThings]

This was a long time ago... but I think it was 3 or 4 months

[@jenniferkannapel9450]

@@PlantzNThings ty.

[@marycabello6900]

No root hormone?

[@ironlady8666]

Hi, iam from Holland, i was in Thailand 2 weeks ago, i have bring some Plumeria cuttings, but now its getting autumn, can i still planted it?

[@mr.kazalbhaiershokherbagan5725]

Nice video, where can get cutting, please ?

[@PlantzNThings]

I guess that depends on where you live... i'm in Canada... My Options might be different than yours

[@mr.kazalbhaiershokherbagan5725]

@@PlantzNThings I am in UK, it's possible to send by post from Canada ?

[@samuraimo759]

Do a update on your bamboo.

[@PlantzNThings]

+Moneeb Khan I have made Several updates on the Bamboo.

[@trisa9625]

What happens if I plant it in late September

[@PlantzNThings]

If you are planting them outside and its warm... they will do fine... if they are inside and they don't gave adequate light and warmth they will either not do much or they will stretch

[@Babygirl-id3rr]

How long does it take for the plumeria plant to root?

[@PlantzNThings]

it can take a few months. some are faster than others... they have very weak root systems so try not to tug on them to check... this can slow the process.

[@marydiscuillo142]

Well easy solution. Ask her what she's doing and copy it to a t. You know what they say. Moms are always right.😅

[@sharminnaharqueenlasagna1127]

should i keep it in sun?

[@PlantzNThings]

+sharmin nahar queen a bright spot out of hot direct sun is good to start them off

[@gloryaxelcody]

How to take care Jujube three

[@PlantzNThings]

I have never heard of this plant before.... have you attempted googling it? Sounds like a fun one to grow... I love eating Jujubes :)

[@slatergrimes5521]

Why dont you put them in breathable smartpots so they can get more oxygen

[@MattD1911]

Nature doesn't have "smart pots"

[@halyoung388]

Why are you adding bark to your mix? Are you not aware that it will tie up nitrogen in the mix reducing the availability to your plumeria plant? I would have used a fertilizer high in nitrogen to promote growth and high in potassium to promote root development instead of a fertilizer which contains double the amount of phosphorus which as you said promotes flowering and at this point is contrary to the objective of getting your cutting established.

[@catherinevollmer6444]

Fish

[@monocaliste]

Thanks a lot for the video ... but I am just not sure for a particular point. You said that we have to put in fairly deep but I've heard so many times that plumeria cuttings are creating roots from the wound and not really from up on the branch:/ Also I thought that burying it too much would cause rot on the buried portion of the wood 🤔 I've tried for the first time a plumeria rooting this winter the pictures are on IG if you wish to visit : jungle_parisienne Thank you so much for your videos and precious advices 😊

[@vtabch1]

This guys so ridiculous please dont listen to anything hes doing. Hes advertising horrible gardening etiquette and has no idea how to grow or plant plumerias. Please dont listen to him. Hes really an amateur should never be giving such bad advice. Seriously this dudes an idiot haha

[@marycabello6900]

So no root hormone needed?

[@PlantzNThings]

I have not used it... I'm sure using some if you have it would help things along

[@marycabello6900]

PlantzNThings wow thanks for answering so fast 👍

[@truneilson]

Newbie here- I have a plumeria and I'm not sure what to do for it... it's about 3 foot single stem with 3 x 12 inch fingers at the top. One of the stems tip is black and cracked. I doubt it's going to bloom any and I'm worried it will kill the rest of the plant. I dont want to cut the whole finger off because it will make the plant look funny. Is there something I can do to trim and save this finger on the plant?

[@PlantzNThings]

you can trim off the blackened area you can then dust on some ground cinnamon to protect from any more fungal issues... that section might produce another new growth point

[@juanolivarez773]

Plumerias in your sink will not soak up water. They need roots for that. COME ON MAN!!!

[@cactibruhca5436]

i like your youtube very informative, do u have cacti? if so can u show them please and you are now followed on ig :}

[@PlantzNThings]

+lord snake up Thank you :) I do have come succulents and a few cactus... i'll try showing them soon.

[@farhannigar3126]

To much tolk and tomuch explained long video

[@vtabch1]

Honey, what r u doing dude?!?! C'mon really?!?! m sorry but u have no idea what your talking about lol That pellet fertalize always needs to be added to bottom 1/4 of dirt mix at bottom of pot prior to planting anything in it and kept at bottom of the pot. Soak that well to turn the pelets on so to speak so theyre teady to do theyre job as a time relesed formula. As per the contsiner will instruct u to do also. Non premnoistened pellets can burn the plant and makes it really unpenetradle and negates from its purpose of long acting fertalizer. ALSO VERY IMPORTANT . ..Never put compostable material in the dirt mix that plumerias are going in. Creates potential for mildew, bacteria and really aids in root rot. U want to use something inorganic that can stay dry and actually used as drainage and work holes in the firt dydtem whuch woot chips and papertowles dont. they break down and turn to moosh making holes of damp fungus or bacteria slush that doesnt drain or dry. Use inorganic objects such as clay pot peices, Rocks etc. Papertowl at bottom of pot is ridiculously horrible gardening etiquete. Use rocks dufus. Also always use a root hormone on plumeria clippings also theyre from a humid climate so its good to lightly water also with b12 suspension when planting the clipping to aid in initial moisture since you won't be watering them often or ever depending on where your at! u clearly are amateur why are u giving such bad info to people here looking for helpful assistance when plumerias can be extremely difficult to start for a newbie. This is a bad bad video. People, plz dont actually listen to this shmuck. thanks

[@user-ot5xd2pe1c]

А можно перевод на русский, невсеже иностранцы.