Thanks, Jedoba. I have white plumerias in the garden. These I just snap off, stick in the ground, and forget about ... They grow so easily.

Of the cuttings, I do have 1 yellow. The rest are peach, pink, red, mixed. So, let's say I can expect everything to have rooted by mid-August? And the fact that there are leaves coming in now is OK? Can I do anything special to ensure they all root? Also, morning sun only until they root or direct afternoon sun?

I imagine fertilizing begins after a good root ball has formed. Please advise...and thank you so much.

HI LatinLady everything you have roots real easy 30 days or so no fertilizing untell you have a good root ball

Roger

Awesome, Roger. Thank you. I don't want to lose any of them. They are receiving 5 hrs of morning sun and filtered light the rest of the day right now. Is this fine or should I move them to direct sun w/ hot afternoon sunlight?

Ok where they are now don't need sun just heat .don't worry about losing some I know where some more are they should root soon where you are also not much water let them dry before watering when these root we can try some harder ones

Roger

♡ You're a sweetheart, Roger!

Tons of heat & high humidity here. The white ones grow like weeds in this climate. I'm so excited about the prospect of finally having colors and different varieties. I'm just being a worry-wort!