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Plumeria inflo question

10 years ago

I have a Plumeria here in central Florida. I have it in a container in the planting bed outside. It bloomed very nice this past summer. Now the inflos are there with little bud like things on them.
Do I leave them on or are the inflos supposed to be removed?
Should I move the plant into the garage or something for the rest of the winter?
Thank you,

Mikro

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barb13_gw
10 years ago
Hi Mikro,

I would just leave them. If it gets colder then 40 at night then I would move it to the garage, otherwise leave it out so it can get as much sun as it can. I have a lot that look like they will be blooming in the next month or so. Barb
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