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Plumeria
christiki29585

Is it too late to fertilize when leaves fall?

9 years ago

My plumeria has the blossom stem, but now that we are in mid-December the temperature has dropped and we have less sun (even in So Cal). Leaves are turning yellow and falling.
Should I continue to fertilize?
Thank you.

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