Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Germinating Plumerias From Seed :), 0 by Plumeriagod

Plumeriagod wrote:
Sometimes, I'll wait for the leaves to pop the shell off and then I will plant them in a good potting soil. It's a good idea to change the water in the bowls every few days! The seed growing in the picture above has already put out a root. You can then cut it out of the oasis and pot it up. Once the seed is planted, I always mist it with Super Thrive! I grew the seedlings in 4-5 hours of direct sunlight.
The picture below shows the seedlings about 4-6 weeks old.