I purchased some cuttings from Maui Plumeria Gardens and potted them on 8/15/15. Instead of using water bottles, I purposely put them in 1 gallon black pots to retain the radiant heat since it was rather late in the season here and I wanted to give them the best chance to root. My King Kalakau is pushing an inflo which I assume is largely residual moisture in the plant since it has only been rooting for three weeks. I am also going to assume that I leave the plant alone (no water) and let it do what it wants to do until I bring them in for the late fall weather. Are my assumptions correct?
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