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| Its a hard time of year to root a cutting. Leave them alone until they have leaves (and that's going to be a while). Easier said than done but that's the best advice I can give. Can you put them on a warming mat to warm the soil temp? Good luck. You could move them into clear soda bottles or my favorite, gatorade bottles. That way you can see if roots are forming. |
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| kms2, that's an excellent advice on using clear bottles, I will keep that in mind for my next rooting attempt! Yes I think the leaves are about to grow bigger on these tips. I've been leaving them alone since I potted them. I read somewhere that if the leaves are at least 6", then that means my cuttings have taken root? I will try to update their progress in a couple of weeks. I don't have a warming mat yet but I might get one soon since I have plumeria seeds I'm trying to germinate as well. Do you know what kind/brand I should get for this purpose? Thank you so much for your advice!!! |
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| k2fl, Just a suggestion: eBay is an easy place to find heated seed mats for sale. No driving around town/surfing the 'net etc. Good luck with your cuttings. Keep 'em dry, that's my 2 cents. Greg |
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| Hi k2fl, I just wanted to let you know that I have 2 cuttings right now from 2 noid Black/Reds(I was told that they were Hilo Beauty by the seller but not 100% sure.) Anyhow, I have had them for about a year now. One of them started to root about 2 or 3 months ago. The other hasn't formed any roots but I suspect that it may have rooted now. I have both potted in clear plastic cups. Patience is the only thing I can suggest. I have been growing plumeria for a few years now, and honestly, I have wuite enjoyed the fact that cuttings are such low maintenence. Just pot up, give them as much heat and light as possible and forget about them! Now my Black/Reds I did water every few months, but just enough to perk them back up after they started shriveling. Andrew |
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| Greg: Thank you so much! I'll be sure to look for them on ebay! Andrew: Thanks for the advice! I agree with you that these cuttings are low maintenance. I've been keeping them dry and warm...9 months is quite a long time! I'm glad yours are finally rooting. |
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