I agree. Don't water it. Especially if the soil looks moist. And yes, reds are harder to root. But worth it.

The soil doesn't look moist. Though it doesn't look dried out either. The new growth continues to grow larger, so I'm just leaving it alone.

"If it's not broke, don't fix it."

I'm just glad that I insulated my small greenhouse much better and bought a small electric heater for it. It has certainly come in handy for many of my plants over the winter. Now it's keeping my plumeria cutting nice and warm, along with a few other heat loving plants of mine. I keep a wireless sensor in there, so I can monitor the temperature as needed. It gets nice and warm during the daytime, but the nights can still get chilly. Outside, that is. My greenhouse stays warm and toasty at just the right temperature. Nice and humid as well. I open it up in the days to air it out and keep the air fresh. Plus, I can't help but keep a watchful eye on its progress.

I checked on again for the umpteenth time, HaHa. I think that it's finally growing some roots. Before, I could notice a slight wobble to the stem. But now it seems to be anchored in place and doesn't move at all.

I still haven't watered it. Though I did sprinkle a few drops around the outer edge of the pot to keep the soil humid.

I only brought it in long enough to snap a few photos. Then it went back into my greenhouse. I am so glad that I bought a small electric heater to keep my greenhouse nice and toasty. My plumeria cutting and a few other heat-loving plants have been enjoying having a warm head start to the season. I wasn't planning on rooting a plumeria. I originally purchased the heater to extend the growing season for some of my other plants. Even on the coldest winter days, the temps inside my little greenhouse never dropped below 65°F; but now that it's somewhat warmer outside, it hovers around 80-90°F.

Very cool I'm looking for one

Well, my 'Hilo Beauty' is coming along just fine. Keeping it in my small heated greenhouse has definitely given it a head start. Once the days were warm enough, while it was sending out new leaves, I've been letting it soak up that direct sunlight from sunup till sundown. Then I'll move it back into the greenhouse to keep it warm and toasty throughout the chilly nights.

Today, it endured its first thunderstorm. It really dumped a ton of rain on us. As if Arkansas needs any more water right now? I actually watered it last night with a little diluted fertilizer. Being out in the direct sunlight, its soil has been drying up much faster. So the rain did a good job of flushing the soil out. I have since bought it back indoors and placed it on a slightly dampened cloth to help wick away all of the excess moisture from the soil. Plus, I wanted to snap a couple photos of it to document its progress. It'll go back outside tomorrow morning.

Glad to see it appears to have rooted. Great Job and thanks for the update.

It's been over a year now and I thought I'd submit an update on my 'Hilo Beauty.' It has gotten so tall in relation to the original pot that I had it in that it kept falling over from the slightest gust of wind...

I repotted it into a glazed ceramic pot to give it more weight at the base of the plant. This pot is roughly double the size of the previous one...Fast forward two or three weeks until now, and i was outside watering all of my plants. When I got to this one, I noticed new growth emerging from the tip. When I looked closer, that's when I realized it was an inflo, and that it was finally going to bloom for me!

Not bad for my first attempt at rooting one of these plants, considering the fact that it thrived on my neglect. Now I can't wait to see it in full bloom.

Great job! Looking forward to your blooms.

Great news. Post a pic when the inflo is in full bloom.