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Planted these in March

I lost my last tree to a late freeze so my grandfather sent me these two sticks back in March. Went from no roots to blooms in 5 months!

u/Strange_Stay_ — 10 hours ago
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Leafing, not rooting

Hello! I got this cutting from the Honolulu airport back in May. I have left it outside in Atlanta heat, sun, and certainly too much rain... the other cutting that I purchased rotted quickly. This survivor has been moved to a location where it gets good sun and not much rain.

The leaves are looking quite good, but it's still wiggly in the nursery pot. Do I stay the course and hope for roots?

u/thirstypuddle — 18 hours ago
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Plume blooms poppin!

I’m loving the colours and perfumes from each of my plumeria right now!
The Jeanine Morgane smells like buttered coconut!

u/This_Quiet_Tempest — 1 day ago
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What’s happening to my plant?

I’ve had this for about 7 years now and just this year it started growing these wrinkly yellowed leaves. The soil is still slightly moist by the time it gets watered again (weekly watering). It’s very dense soil here in Southern California. I haven’t fertilized at all this year.

Do I have pests or am I watering too much?

u/Buzz_Fledderjohn — 1 day ago
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More blooms of this striking color

Blooms just around sunset and sunrise 😍

u/arj8076 — 1 day ago
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Am I underwatering?

When you test for moisture, how deep do you measure before watering?

In tall 1 and 5 gallon pots, I find that my standard moisture meter reads Dry 2/3 of the way down... but at the bottom a bit of moisture is detected. I usually wait until it's dry at the very bottom... and then a few days, give or take, depending on how much I'm monitoring.

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u/thebananaz — 2 days ago
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Dwarf Singapore Pink blooming in Phoenix, AZ

It's been 100+ temps here so blooms turn deeper pink.

u/Christina-Bee-196 — 3 days ago
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Looks like another mislabeled JJ from Lowe’s. Guessing it’s a Babbygail and not a Pink Jack?

u/Bradfish-83 — 3 days ago
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Update: Plumeria yellowing and drooping

Update to the update: she needed water. I stuck her in the shower and flooded the pot again and she perked up in an hour.

I deep watered the plant after making the post and it perked up for like a day but now it looks even worse! Is it overwatering or do I need to water again??? I’ve never seen it this bad

u/SlightlyyExpired — 2 days ago
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Root rot?

Can my plumeria be saved from root rot? Any suggestions please! I see some baby roots coming out. Can it be saved?

u/Roro21_ — 4 days ago
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Seedling with 3 cotyledons???

Has this ever happened to anyone? My seedling came up with 3 seed leaves, is growing leaves in sets of 3 now, and is branching out at less than 4” high?

u/Plumeria-Lover12 — 3 days ago
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First time bloom, but they never fully open up

All the flowers become brownish at the tips and never open up and just fall off prematurely.
Is that because it’s the first time it’s doing it on this stem or is that some disease?
The other bigger stem in the same pot is doing alright and blooming, it’s just that when those full blooms die they become stickier and wrap around new buds and prevent them from opening correctly. I have to remove the dead flowers one by one every couple days.
Any ideas? Thx

u/Eshghi007 — 4 days ago