transplanted celadine cutting

12 years ago

I transplanted the Celadine cutting I received from K into a 3 gallon pot Sunday, it had so many leaves on it. I left it outside with the other plants. It was the only plumeria with leaves. I am going down tomorrow, and can't wait to see how it is doing. Barbra

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the_first_kms2
12 years ago
B,
Wonderful to hear. That cutting is from good stock. The parent blooms all summer long and puts out multiple inflos per branch. It really has been a mild winter so far.
jandey1
12 years ago
Barbra, lucky you! It may still shed a few leaves but I bet it will take off by April and be a monster by the end of summer.

It's been so warm I put a few small plumies back outside the back door today. I know we'll get a hard freeze sometime next month, but I will take advantage of this warm weather while it lasts!
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