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Rooting Plumeria

11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago

I need some help. I rooted 3 JJ cuttings. See pictures. Lots of leaves and lots of roots. When I took out of rooting container (32 oz clear plastic drink container) the steam appeared to be somewhat soft. I potted them up with good cactus soil/perlite. Look at all those green leaves. I watered to "moist" on the water meter. Now 2 of the cuttings steams are getting very soft. Still have green leaves. The branches on one are also soft and looks wrinkled. They are still in semi-shade in 3 gallon pots. Its been a week for 1 of them. (the softest) the other 2 its been 3 days. One is beginning to get harder the other 2 are still in the soft mode. One a lot worst than the other. Do you have any idea what I did wrong. I had a similar problem with a Kimo cutting but eventually it harden up. Do you think they will make it. I'm really worried about the CS3 because it looks so dehydrated and I can almost squeeze the stems together but I have a lot of green leaves. The one in the 32 oz container I potted up 3 days ago along with another which is doing ok. This one is still soft but not as soft as the CS3.

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