Indoor plumeria

Growing plumeria in a container requires repotting a plumeria yearly, in most cases. This encourages optimum growth and beauty. Plumeria repotting is not complicated, requiring a gentle touch and clean pruners. Take a look at the specifics in this article.

Growing plumeria (frangipani) in pots or containers is a good option if you have limited space. Learn all you need to know to be successful.

Growing Plumeria in pots is surprisingly easy. Black nursery containers or other plastic pots are preferable to clay-based pots for potted plumeria. [DETAILS]

The disease rots the stems from the inside out, making them fall apart, and it's the most common problem you'll encounter. Stem rot frequently occurs in plumeria cuttings, but if it hits a mature plant,

I have a Plumeria plant in my office in my lab and when I came in today (Monday), I found the Plumeria in bloom giving a smell of Hawaii.

How to grow Plumeria or Frangipani, the essence of tropics, as your home plant indoors. Potted or in container. Introduction. Part 1 of 5.

How to deal with Plumeria problems like Black Tip and Rust Fungus, root rot, spider mites, mealybugs, scale insects and stress. Winter storage and pruning.

Easily grow plumeria indoors when you read this informative blog post about how to grow these tropical trees indoors. Click on the link to get started!

If you let your precious plumeria grow outside without any restrictions, it will reach a height of up to 25 feet when fully grown. The canopy will also have the same width spread. However, keeping

These frequently asked questions about plumeria fertilizer will answer some popular questions about how to best fertilizer your plumeria trees!