Hawaiian Pink Plumeria Plants Cutting 1 Plumeria Slip Unrooted Discount Hawaiian Gifts

This cutting grew roots and has leaves already. I planted it in potting mix in an 6 inch terracotta pot and water it 2x a week. As I live in Tucson, Arizona, I do have to bring it to a warmer spot during the winter. Once the weather warms in spring, I will pot it in a 2"larger pot. I currently have four older plumeria that have thrived with this method. I look forward to a new flower color when this new plant is ready.5/2020 This "cutting" is now 6ft. tall and has prolific blooms all summer!

Product arrived nice and healthy, but after planting in well drained soil, and following instructions to a T, it never leafed, and then it rotted.

Arrived in a very timely manner!I followed the directions to the T. I have it potted in a pot and placed it in a sunny window. Will repot as necessary and will let you know how it does. I am very pleased with the cutting.

Visited Hawaii in December with my 2 sons for my birthday. One of my sons gave me a plumeria cutting as a gift. Unfortunately, I left it in my hotel room. I didn't want to tell my son I forgot his gift so I ordered a replacement. It was exactly like the one my son gave me. I planted the cutting 2 months ago and finally got some visible growth!I plant the cutting about half way down in a gallon pot with 2 parts perlite to 1 part Miracle Gro potting mix. Maybe if I had used rooting hormone, it would have started leafing faster than 2 months. After I planted the cutting, I watered it once then left it alone for several weeks on my kitchen counter. No full sun. I watered it periodically after a couple of weeks had passed.I have been pleased with my purchase and have not confessed to my son that mama forgot his present. Maybe one day...

I received the plumeria in great condition. Mine did bloom as it leafed out. I was fortunate that the cutting had a bloom on it. I was also fortunate that it did not drop off as leaves formed. Most plumeria cuttings will dump the bloom, because of the energy that the plant needs to root and produce leaves. I did photograph the bloom for my own records. The plant is tagged with aluminum tags (Amekron Impress-O-Tags, Sold on Amazon). Next year when I bring all of the plumeria out of the green house for planting, I will know what each one is. I did add a photo. I did wait a little to long to photograph the bloom, but it should show you how MY plumeria will bloom in the future. Maybe yours,too. Honestly, I was surprised and very pleased with the first blooms on my plant.Be patient with your plumeria cutting. It may take longer than two weeks to root and start forming leaves. It may take two or three years for it to bloom. Blooming does take a mature plant. Plumeria is a tree, not a bedding plant. The blooms may not be full as most photos show you.That may take some more maturity.

it came with the stem a bit mushy. it did not root and died.

This cutting was not packed properly. It has no support; just in a plastic envelope. It came bent; was cut across as opposed to diagonal and I had to cut about 1 1/2 inches of it because the bottom was soft and has rotted. I also ordered BR-61; crossing my fingers I hope this will help bring it back to life. It arrived just as a stick; no visible sign of sprouting. I contacted Customer Service and was advised to give it time and let them know in a few weeks. Hopefully in a couple of months I can update with somewhat of a sprouting plant from a stick to leaves then blooms.

This is my 4th order and so far I have been very happy. Two of my cuttings have tiny buds so I know it will be awhile before they bloom. My orders have been carefully packaged and promptly received. Thank you so much! Highly recommend this vendor.Update: it’s sprouted leaves! Looking great!