Plumeria Propagation – Cutting, Rooted or Grafted
When looking for plumeria it helps to know what to look for and what to expect if you are getting a plumeria cutting, a rooted Plumeria or a grafted Plumeria.
Stumping/cutting back a plumeria tree – why and how
Stumping or cutting back a plumeria tree is done for a few reasons, usually it’s due to the tree getting too big and protruding into
A thorough overview of plumerias
This is a PowerPoint presentation I did for the Jefferson Co. Master Gardeners and visitors. I tried to cover all the important issues facing plumeria
DAP – Plumeria Wound Care
DAP is a great tool to have for wound care. I use it to seal the tops of my mid cuts, broken branches and i
How I graft
There are many ways to do grafts and each has its own merits, my main graft is the slant or angle graft but I also do
The ugliest graft in history
I did this graft last year after about 4 months of learning grafting. This one did not go well. As you can see, there is
Grafting with zip (cable) ties
On the farm in Australia we had a big problem with cockatoos landing on branches/tips we had recently grafted then when they jumped to fly
The Graft Master
Ampol Orrungroj is credited with grafting the first plumeria in the US in the early ’90’s. When the PSA heard about it, they asked Ken