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Can Plumeria be fertilized during its dormant period?
Plumeria’s nutrient requirements are lower during its dormant period, which usually occurs in the winter months. As such, it’s generally not necessary to fertilize Plumeria during this time. Applying fertilizer when the plant is dormant may stimulate new growth, making it more vulnerable to frost or cold temperatures damage. Fertilization should resume in late winter Read more
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Why are my Plumeria flowers dropping prematurely?
Premature flower dropping in Plumeria can result from sudden temperature changes, water stress, poor pollination, or pest issues. Ensure the plant is watered consistently and receives stable temperatures. If growing indoors, avoid placing it near drafts or temperature fluctuations. Inspect the flowers for signs of pests or disease. If necessary, hand-pollinate the flowers to ensure Read more
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Can Plumeria thrive in sandy soil?
Yes, Plumeria can thrive in sandy, well-draining soil, especially in coastal areas. Read more
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Do Plumerias have deep roots?
Typically, Plumerias have a shallow root system, spreading more horizontally. Read more
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How much space do I need to grow a Plumeria tree?
While mature trees can spread 10-15 feet, for home gardens, allow a space of at least 6-8 feet in diameter. Read more
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How often should I repot a Plumeria?
Repotting every 2-3 years is generally enough, or when the Plumeria outgrows its container. Read more
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Should I mulch around my Plumeria?
Yes, mulch helps retain moisture and suppress weeds but keep it away from the trunk to prevent rot. Read more
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What is the best time to transplant Plumeria?
Early spring, just before the growing season, is the best time to transplant Plumeria. Read more
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What kind of mulch is best for Plumeria?
Organic mulches like bark or wood chips are preferred. They help in retaining moisture and regulating soil temperature. Read more
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What pH level do Plumerias prefer?
Plumerias prefer slightly acidic to neutral soil, with a pH range of 6.0 to 7.5. Read more