Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Plumeria buy online? , 2 by drdawg43

drdawg43 wrote:
Believe it or not, some people love the flowers and their fragrance (lots of mine bloom during the summer) and don't mind a little work/a little challenge. I do the same thing as you and have dozens of them. They all go into large contractor bags and over-winter inside - no light, no moisture, no soil. I potted all mine up in April, and several dozen have leafed out nicely and three have flower stalks forming. It is only a matter of a week or two before lots more will have those stalks. The only slow-poke is my 'Scott Pratt' plants. They are s l o w to plump-up and leaf-up. But they will and they will bloom just like the rest though it will be mid-summer before they do so.

Here are a couple of pictures just made of flower stalks (for another forum) and then one taken of a group of plumeria.

Ken, zone 8b