Complete Plumeria Care and Propagation | Frangipani

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Correction: The flowers do open fully, but it takes time.
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[@nobody8522]

I had planted three plumeria cuttings just before the winter (I stole them from roadsides 🤐) , after a long sleep for 5 months all of them is starting to grow new leaves. I am very exited to see them bloom. (If they grow big, I'll propagate their cuttings and plant them on the roadside so someone like me do the same thing 😉)

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Aww that's so sweet. The best thing I've heard in a comment after a very long time...

[@niniandtiktik5362]

Away on vacation and miss my plants sooooo much!!! (Sigh...) tuned into your videos to fill the void ..and again feel that magic that my plants are around me. Haven't you done any videos lately on how your plants are faring in this scorching summer..its literally like that saying in the song...'it's like 7 inches from the mid day sun'!!

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Aww that's cute. My plants are doing OK. Some do struggle as always.

[@niniandtiktik5362]

I'm certain mine are at this very moment..good news though, rain is in the air, it seems! Take care

[@maarte_kyel]

thanks for tips about this plant more power

[@Urbanscapegardening]

😊

[@nirmalkumar-vw5tb]

First!

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Thanks Nirmal from Norway 🇳🇴 😆

[@nirmalkumar-vw5tb]

@@Urbanscapegardening Ireland !

[@Urbanscapegardening]

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[@sonalg1988]

Hi. Many months ago I'd watched a video of yours where you'd said that a subscriber of yours told you that snake plants (the yellow coloured edges ones) produce shoots that lack that yellow colouring. My question is - then how do these plant nurseries make so many of the same plant with the yellow colours still intact? What are they doing right that we aren't?

[@Urbanscapegardening]

Propagate from rhizomes not leaves

[@sonalg1988]

@@Urbanscapegardening *slaps her forehead*
Of course! Are there any videos that explain this disparity in the colours, depending on the method of propagation?

[@Urbanscapegardening]

The phenomenon is called Chimera read this .... journals.ashs.org/hortsci/downloadpdf/journals/hortsci/32/5/article-p773.xml#:~:text=A%20plant%20chimera%20is%20a,the%20body%20of%20the%20plant

[@sonalg1988]

@@Urbanscapegardening That's a lot of info. Thank you!

[@vigneshtamil7242]

bro control the noise

[@Urbanscapegardening]

What noise?