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Plumeria
mcdavies99

Plumeria in Ontario

10 years ago

Now that the nice weather has finally come to the Toronto area, time to get the plants outside. And who says you can't get plumeria to bloom in Canada...

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  • 10 years ago

    Sorry for being slow responding...life sometimes gets in the way!


    Beth:. Unfortunately no, I don't do cuttings...now that my plants are established, I don't want to rock the boat! If I do some pruning, I'll let you know.


    Irene:. I wish I could tell you the secret...I think for me was largely luck! I bring the plants indoors in September and keep them under grow lamps until December when they naturally start to go dormant. Then lights off until the beginning of April (having given a bit of water once a month). As that point they start to wake up on their own. Then lights on and fertilize with high phosphorous...I think 10-50-10. Once it gets above 20C during the day (70F), I take them outside. That's about it...

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