Where are you in So Cal? I am still rooting mine. You need to let them heal for about a month before planting
then dip in rootone. I use the egg method and hopefully it will work.
Good luck
Bill

Congrats on the cuttings. I just potted up 3 yesterday which have been callusing now for 2 weeks and will do another 2 that I had to re-cut in another 2 weeks. It is late for the season BUT...1st google the "baggy" method of rooting plumeria cuttings. I did this when we came from Hawaii one October. (we are in Ventura)

Then Google the "raw egg rooting method". The baggy worked for me in a dark warm closet. The egg method works for me over the winter in our sunroom. hope this helps...roxanne

Hi Bill,
I am living in Redlands, which is part of Inland Empire, very hot area. Thanks for your advice.

Roxanne,
I just read the baggy method. I will do this method, will leave them in my garage. Thank you so much.

Took mine about 3-4 months on our 3rd floor (warm) dark closet. roxanne

Thanks Roxanne, your reply gives me an idea how long it will take. So, I won't worry while waiting for rooting.

These plants will teach you patience. They do it on their time not ours. If you still have warm days you have a good chance but they could wait for spring to do anything. Good luck and let us know how they do.
Peg

Hi Peg,

Yeah, patience is the name of plumeria growing. It is still warm in my area (around 88 ðF at noon). Thanks Peg. I will update.