Hi Kandhi!

Sorry no one has responded. I would say if you are talking about just rotating or moving a potted plumeria, then no worries.

In the Southwest or where summer sun is incredibly harsh, it might burn some leaves when you re-orient a plant to a different position.

Now if you are moving one from a shaded spot to full-on reflected sun against brick, perhaps that might affect the plant.

But, I move plants around to enjoy them from the house window all the time.

By the way, SO NICE to meet you and your husband. You are welcome back anytime!

Pretty nice peeps from the " Commonwealth". ;-)

I can say that Dave is a great guy.., so glad you all have met!!

Kandhi.. I move my trees around all of them time to prevent sunburn stems, it doesn't cause inflo drop.. The only one that has that problem is Taj Mahal and it's known for that...

good luck!!

laura

Dave, It was nice meeting you too.. and great tour of your garden. ! My intent is to move plant around to have better view of flowers from my sunroom, so it should be ok I think.

Laura, Yes, I met Dave yesterday and had great time looking at his garden and plumeria collection, it's beautiful. On changing plant direction, some plants do not like to be moved while forming inflo and they abort the blooming. Glad to know plumeria's do not do that and I do not have Taj Mahal to worry about it ;)