Hello everyone, today 26 November the temperature was 82f inside the greenhouse at midday. The humidity is very high so I have to ventilate and make the air circulation optimal placing the fan close to a window.Today a cutting from the 2013 summer has just opened the first flower. I know it's a very clasical plumeria but I've never seen it before in live. The aroma is just overwhelming , it resembles to me apricots, vainilla and very sweet notes. It's amazing how each genotype has also a unique combination of aromatic notes.
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An other cutting that is sending flower and keeps the leaves on ,altough They don't send new leaves they still use a medium irrigation frequency, at a rate of 7-10 days between watering.

Late seasson cuttings that are still sending leaves out and rooting because of the bottom heat provide by a xmas rope.

Deep red cutting rotting since June. It is taking a lot of time to grow strong roots but during the last month the heat mat did a great job. The soil temperature if kept constant I think increases the rooting rate , anyway the next time if I want to root a tough I will graft it on a rootstock such as Carmen or any other white.
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Deep red cutting rotting since June. It is taking a lot of time to grow strong roots but during the last month the heat mat did a great job. The soil temperature if kept constant I think increases the rooting rate , anyway the next time if I want to root a tough I will graft it on a rootstock such as Carmen or any other white.
Greetings

Very Nice work. Many of us in the States have also moved plants into the greenhouse due to an early winter. I try to let mine dry out more and water only once per month in December, January, and February.