congrats to you Andrew. It sounds wonderful!!!

Mike

Congrats Andrew, that Psycho sounds like it's going to give you a real show this season!

Congratulations Andrew! Sounds beautiful.

Hi Mike,
This variety is nothing short of miraculous no matter how you look at it. It's a robust tree that in my experience produces really thick tips, huge inflos with tons of flowers, and the inflos just continue to produce flower after flower, but I don't need to report that as I am sure Bill has all ready!

Hi Elucas,
I hope your right! I am a firm believer that raw eggs help to root plumeria cuttings, but I still continue to use them even after the cutting has rooted. As I mentioned above, I have had this cutting for 3 years now, and I have given it 2 raw eggs every spring, and by fall, the eggs are gone! I know it is helping my tree(s) because when it comes time to repot, the roots are super thick, and the root ball itself is considerably larger. I need to get my spray bottle ready for the Spray in Grow. I should just buy as sprayer this year and make it easier on me. Thanks Plumiegirl.

Andrew

So exciting! Can't wait to see pictures!

Kristopher

I am so a believer in the raw egg..too little time to tell....if one has never tried it..do one with and w/o....time will tell all....and....no trouble with raccoons or possums and believe me, we catch them all the time in our trap....roxanne

Andrew... Congrats!! Very exciting isn't it?? Happy for you

Chuy

I know this is not a new thread,but I am very interested in adding a raw egg to some of my plumies.
So Andrew, you're saying that you add a raw egg how many times a year? It's not rotting or doing any harm to the roots? And I could just dig until I get to the roots, then add the egg there? Should it be at the very bottom of the pot? If I already fed them slow release fertilizer, is the egg going to be too much to add for now?

Thank you in advance for your input!

Mima