Video: Propagating Plumeria Plants

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Propagating Plumeria plants is easily done by making Plumeria cuttings. Learn about growing Plumeria plants from cuttings in this free video on plant propagation.

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Hi I'm Stan DeFreitas, Mr. Green Thumb for On Gardening. Plumeria , plumeria sometimes called frangipani. This plumeria was just cut a couple of hours ago so it's a little bit wilty but I can tell you if you take this flower and you put it into some water, they'll come back. The plant will come back and it's one of the easiest plants I know to propagate. You simply break any piece off, stick it into any type of soil and it'll start to grow. Now I would tell you if you take a cutting off the plumeria let it dry out, a couple of days, let it a couple of weeks. Sometimes I put them on my work bench and I forgot about them for about two months. What happened? Nothing! Except they started to pop out new green leaves and got ready to put out roots. So it's one of those plants that you can't hardly kill if you try. It's an excellent plant to give to your friend or neighbor. It's also one of those plants, you can see that beautiful bloom we have here is what they use in an Hawaiian Lei. And why? Well, it's fragrant, it's attractive and it lasts for a number of days. Plumeria, it's an excellent plant for your yard and garden. From On Gardening, I'm Stan DeFreitas, Mr. Green Thumb.

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Propagating Plumeria Plants

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