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Feb 21, Plumerias need a resting period. The leaves fall from the plant during winter dormancy and they closely resemble a defoliated tree limb or a stick.

The cut ends of the cuttings are placed on top of the mixture.

Store the plant in an unheated garage, or other cool, dark location where the temperature remains about 50 F degrees. In the spring repot and bring back indoors, watering regularly. Nov 07, MORE PLUMERIA VIDEOS IN THE DESCRIPTION BELOW!!!Rare Plumeria Cuttings Available at:bushdig.bar Garden Tour - Happy Spring. In my case, this seems to be a seasonal dropping of the leaves or the plumeria has beat the infection. Here's a picture of the tree on May 13, The leaves have returned on all the branches and it continues to grow.

I haven't done anything to the plant either (e.g. fertilizer, prune, etc.). Aug 20, The plumeria plant is a Caribbean and Central American native that produces growth in spring and grows actively until temperatures cool in fall.

When temperatures fall. Apr 24, As they are native to warmer climates, you need to ensure your room is 65 to 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Plumeria plants may have a hard time thriving in temperatures below 55 degrees Fahrenheit. If your plumeria’s leaves have turned yellow and are dropping, it means it has gotten too cold and will enter dormancy. The leaves will naturally yellow then fall in response to the lower light intensity and shorter day length. If you do not want to be continuously picking up leaves, remove them by snipping the leaf petioles about an inch from the trunk.

The remaining stubs will yellow and fall off naturally within a week or two. PlumeriaFile Size: KB. As a deciduous plant, it’s quite normal for plumeria (also known as frangipani) leaves to turn yellow and drop after the growing season. But, there are instances when yellowing has something to do with other causes. Plumeria leaves turning yellow due to overwatering, underwatering or nutrient deficiency.

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Besides root rot, fungal diseases, insect infestation, excessive feeding, low humidity can also be. Jul 11, Yes, indoors Plumeria can be pruned any time of the year and you can cut it down rather radically.

So far you leave at least some old leaf bases under the cut surface in about a month or sooner you will see new branches growing from there.

You can expect new branches replacing one cut.

I will be traveling away and cannot water my bushdig.bars: Feb 21, 0. Plumeria, also known as Frangipani, is a popular shrub in the tropics, and an indoor plant in other parts of the world. It has the potential to grow to 6', but it will take a few years to reach mature size. A potting medium of 75% top soil and 25% peat is satisfactory. Plumeria require at least 6 hours of full sun to produce blooms.