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9 years ago

Hello

Last Sunday I potted a cutting, I used rooting hormone and water it as I read it should be done, but it says you should not water it again until signs of growth, well, this morning when left for work we had 0% probably of rain but it did rain and the cutting got water, what should I do?

Another question, what fertilizer is best for plumeria?

Thanks
Roberto

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jandey1
9 years ago
Roberto, I've never lost a cutting from just getting rained on. Rain is not terrible like tap water. Just let it dry out and I'm sure it'll be fine.

Plumeria aren't picky and any regular fertilizer will work. Jim Little recommends a balanced slow release for young and potted plants, like a 14-14-14.
roma0904
Original Author
9 years ago
Jandey,

Thanks
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