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Rooting a Dwaft Singapore Pink Plumeria

11 years ago

Has anyone successfully rooted a Singapore Pink Plumeria?

One I purchased 11/3 rooted is now dead. I saved the tip about 6 inches. Does anyone think I can root it. I hear they are hard to root. Should I try or throw away. Should it be a very dry rooting medium if I decide to try. Any suggestions. I need help!!
Kitty

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Loveplants2 8b Virginia Beach, Virginia
11 years ago
Hi Kitty,

It wouldn't hurt to try...

I would use the same method for rooting any other cutting. I would keep it on the dry side though.

These are hard to root ( so I hear). I did try one last season and it was small and it didn't take.. Maybe others will give more advise..

You don't have anything to lose to try and root it. I'm sorry you lost yours.

Good luck!!

Laura
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