Exotic "Pink Creamsicle" Florida Plumeria Cutting

Plumeria, also known as frangipani, is a small tropical tree with attractive, leathery leaves and sweet-smelling, waxy blooms that burst forth from early summer until autumn. Plumeria flowers are so stunning and fairly easy to care for. Plumeria is a very unique and special plant it is unpredictable what colors may bloom from it. If you live in a warm climate, you can enjoy growing plumeria plants in your garden. Read the following articles for helpful information on planting and caring for plumeria. Take a cutting: Remove a branch from the plumeria tree that is roughly 12 inches long. Allow the cutting to callus: After cutting your branch from the main tree, wait at least a week for the new cut to dry out and harden. Plant the cutting: Choose a spot with full sun or partial shade and prepare a perlite and potting soil mix in a pot or in your home garden. Dip the cut end in a rooting hormone, and then plant in the soil about halfway up the branch. Water and let dry out: Water the cutting as soon as you plant it, then let it dry out for at least a week. Water lightly and sporadically. Your cutting should take root within a few months. All Plumeria is 100% guaranteed!