If you have rotting on the ends of the branches you will need to cut the rot off. Cut just past the rot and seal the cut. I had good luck with liquid electrical tape. If the ends are rotting it will spread..

Good luck. I hope they can be saved.

Angela

Angel325

thank you for the advice. Unfortunately, i couldn't save my plumeria. i kept cutting all rotten stems/branches off until one piece is left, but when i looked at it, it's brown inside instead of milky white. I don't know if i can still grow this plumeria with these brown looking martial inside or it's already dead.

Where may i order another plumeria? It's sad b/c i was planting for my mom so i can give to her as a gift.

the upload picture is the same plumeria i am planting for my mom. Any help to get the same flower...

There is a "list" of forum preferred sellers (and not so good sellers) in some other threads for online purchases. I typically have purchased in person (just being lucky by geography or airline miles).

I recommend waiting until the spring as you will have your best chances on establishing a plant. Plus the plant may be frozen during transit in the winter.