Germinate Plumeria From Seeds
Germinating plumeria from seed is fun and very rewarding. Seedlings that grow from seed have a stronger root system. And the most important thing—they will
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Germinating plumeria from seed is fun and very rewarding. Seedlings that grow from seed have a stronger root system. And the most important thing—they will
How many water bottles do we just throw out in the garbage or toss in the recycle bin? Here is a video I made showing
I find that most plumeria growers are fixated on weather. We know how much it affects the growth and health of our babies. But I
Even though this article was written in 2007, freezing may happen to us all… in remembrance of several noted plumeria friends: Luc Vannoorbeeck, Ken Ames
With digital photography there is NO EXCUSE not to experiment. Digital photography allows the novice photographer to ‘click away’ and not worry if photos aren’t
I first learned about worm casting tea last year from Mr. Petch on Plumeria Growers. I adapted his advice with some information from my local
I tried bag rooting in Phoenix AZ Spring, Summer and Fall using cactus mix, which is what we commonly use to pot root. All of
Whether you take plumeria photos with a phone, point & shoot, or SLR, these principles will improve their AHHHH factor. But first, let me state
If you’ve ever purchased Pink Ruffle, the seedling from Carl & Joy Herzog in San Diego, then please know that they changed the name when
I recently gave this presentation to the South Coast Plumeria Society in Anaheim. I was tasked with addressing the challenges of winter, but decided to
Plumeria Photography can be one way to enhance your plumeria experience. It helps to understand what happens in the camera when you take pictures. You have a choice of shooting
Winter in Santa Barbara is unpredictable. For some, with a little elevation, it is frost free. Unfortunately, for me that does not hold true. Most