Interesting about the pot size. not a single one of my plumies is in a pot a small as shown in the tutorial. perhaps I've been using too big/cumbersome of pots.
Boys, voss, after my trip to Maui, Hawaii. I realized these plumerias can grow to a sizable tree! 30' tall and wide or bigger. I guess the size and speed of its growth all dependent upon the size our pots, the sunny condition, and the nutrients we supply them. They are fascinating to see them in the natural habitat!
tp, the picture you provided above on 4:44 hrs. post. Those are the one you dug up at the end of the season?
Tucson, same question from me except that on my screen your pic is time-stamped 5:44. Why is foliage so small? beginning of spring?
Thank Voss, I'm glad you've taken delight in my thread. BTW, if you look at the pic. closer. Those are only leave-stems. Tp must have taken all the leaves off to allow the tree to rest during dormancy. Tp, if I was incorrect, please help correct my misconception.
http://davesgarden.com/community/forums/t/754182/
Here was my introductory on my experience on growing these beautiful plants as a hobby. Hope you'll enjoy.
Thank you tp for your recommendation. I'll need to do some planning on plunging them next year. I hope to see some flowers as they're looking promising so far where they're. I'm glad you've enjoy my thread. Have you followed the other continuation threads? There are 10 of them.
10! LOL you can see that i am quite behind on this one. : ) i will have to check them out as time allows. i hope that you get some more blooms. btw, your plumeria are very nice and i am sure that they love the humidity.
Yes, I was quite concern about the humidity at the beginning, but having been in 'tropical rain forrest' of Hawaii this early spring. I now understand that they (plumerias) don't mind high humidity much. Only the gardener that cares for them here. lol.
i think it helps them take the sun better when in hotter conditions.
