Endlich mal jemand der wie du John ein Video macht mit dem man Erfolg hat . Deine ruhige Art das uns zu erklären wie man die Samen bis zum Keimen und wachsen behandelt ist einmalig und erfolgversprechend . Danke dafür 🙋😄👏👏😄🍀❤️
@@501michaelwest! Hallöle Micha . Ich habe es auch das erstmal gemacht und habe diese Samen in normale Blumenerde der ich etwas Sand untergemischt habe mit der Rundung nach unten und diese Spitze nach oben zur Hälfte in die Erde gedrückt und die Erde etwas fest gemacht um die Samen .Dazu habe ich eine beliebige Klarsicht Schale genommen, mit ausreichend Abstand dafür .Dann leicht angegossen und eine beliebigen Klarsicht Haube drüber gestülpt . Haube immerwieder angehoben und etwas vorsichtig mit Wasser gegossen. Leider sind mir von 6 Samen nur 1 Pflänzchen angegangen . Da ich aber noch 6 Samen habe werde ich das ganze wiederholen . Das Pflänzchen ist jetzt schon 12 cm groß und muss noch unbedingt etwas warten zum umpflanzen . Viel Glück und Erfolg dabei 🙋😄🍀❤️
Hello & thank you so much!! For the very 1st time in 10 yrs my plumerias produced seed pods. I waited almost a year until they opened in the plant. With your technique I had a 95% success rate. Incredible!!! Thanks again.
I've used other methods and was unsuccessful but last month I used your method and my goodness my seeds had a root. I highly suggest all watching this video use this method Thanks so much😁
I am a retired engineer and really appreciate your presentation. I have one six foot tall Starlight and one five foot tall candy stripe. The candy stripe is two years old from a cutting and has presented me with four seed pods just at the end of summer. Your advise is most helpful.
I have put 6 seeds of california sunset of last summer in the towel...on april 25....and today april 29..only 4 days after I can see small roots....fantastic.. I haven't used peroxid..only water...and put them in small pots. Thanks for your method..
We just had our Starlight seed pod open up today. 😀. We have been watching seed pod since around September of 2018. We followed your directions. So very easy. Now we wait for the remainder of seed pod to open and let the seeds that we bagged sprout!!! Such easy directions thank you!!!
I am going to try this, you made it so easy. I just hope my seeds are not too dry. Mine don't look like yours. They are smaller and more dry. But they opened up on their own. Wish me luck
White yellow centre is from thailand named lelawadee pronounced lee laa waa dee in thai. Its most beautiful smelling tree on earth when it warm out. You can smell it 20 feet away its my wifes favourite. Ive started growing many types here in uk but the weather is pants 👖so i have to grow in the greenhouse. Great video thanks.
I leave them outside year-round. Don't let them freeze in winter. The cup holds about 1/4 inch of water so probably water once a week. Less is better than to much.
Thank you for sharing your plumerias with us. You have some beautiful colors! I’m growing from seed right now for my first time. I’ve always just done cuttings in the past. I’m hoping to have half the success as you! Happy gardening!
Thank you so much for sharing. Very helpful. I will share my plants when they are bigger. All 16 of the seeds I started with this method are now in cups!
Thank you John! This will be my very first attempt at growing (Green/White) Plumeria from seeds 😃 You've got a wonderful collection, and I hope I have good luck!
I was leaving for vacation when I did this video but if you leave the seeds in the bags till they get longer roots, 3/4 inch, then all you have to do to remove the seed from the seed casing is rub the seed between your thumb and finger. It pops right out.
I never tried opening the pod but I think it will be better to wait for the pod to finish its cicle, maybe that means they are completely developed and ready to be removed from the pod
I really enjoyed the entire video!! Lots of great tips easy to follow. Those different pictures at end so beautiful. Just got 7 tropical sunset seeds definitely have more success with the seed tips.
thank you I live in NZ and we're not so tropical. Plumeria doesn't grow on my side but always wanted to find a ways to grow them. so I'm going to give it a go :)
I just got a seed from trademe. Just got it in the post today, actually. Watched this to see how to plant it. We'll see how it fares in south auckland!
i live in Italy and we're not "tropical"... but i got 2 cutting from Thailand 2 years ago and this year i have wonderful flowers!!! I put outside during spring and summer time and inside home during autumn and winter time
I live in New Zealand and have seen massive plumeria plants around and managed to get some cuttings from two different people🙂 also have one that’s grown from a weed and is doing really well.
John where would I get that fencing? I have looked everywhere.😂.Ive watched about 30 videos, I feel like your method is the best! Ive been so excited about my pod opening. Finally did! TY for any pointers
I found the difference by watching your movie again !!! Your shelves are older and you have 8 squares to each row and my newer shelf has 15 squares. Much smaller holes. Problem solved.
I'm on day 6 so far and have 80% success rate on 2 different parents and the third parent nothing so far but I'm sure they're just a little slower. May be old seeds but I'm optimistic. Thank you for this video, I'm starting seeds like this from now on unless direct sown. I would love to get a few seeds from your plants, is this possible sir? Have a good one.
So my seed pod fell off of my now dead plumeria, she died from Rod during the winter all my fault anyway the seat part is very healthy but I don’t know what to do with it. Should I put it in water and keep it there and see if she opens should I take it out of water and leave her in the air to dry should she be in the sunshine or in just natural light in the kitchen? I just don’t know what to do with her.
Never had that happen and you will probably lose the seeds but I do know of one person that rooted his plumeria in water so maybe give that a try. Check the internet to see if there is any info.
This worked great! I got 100% of my seeds to root. One question, what is the hydrogen peroxide for? Does that prevent the seeds from rotting? If so, is it OK to water the plants with the same diluted solution Peeling off the husk was very nerve wracking so half I peeled and half I just planted with the husk. The peeled ones produced "leaves" faster, but all plants made it.
Glad you had great success. The solution is to help with sanitation. I never continued to use it but it shouldn't hurt. The seeds will still rot with to much water.
Hi I have 3 trees planted 15 years ago.. now they are twice as tall as mine.. Arabian variety.. very white flower and yellow... the smell is pure perfume smell like Arabian Jasmin.. would you think this method you showed would will work for other plants and trees?
Hi John! I received (to Hungary) today my plumeria seeds I ordered. Now I am a bit schocked. The seeds I got dont looks like yours. My seeds are just small like poppy and they dont have this little fluffy sail. So I really dont know how to start the seed planting. :(
@@sutil5078 Haaahahaha not even one piece of that germinated. I also ordered orchieds, 2 kind of banana seeds from different companies, not even one germinated. :(
@@thaifold how many seeds.. how you did it.. maybe you made a mistake.. when in doubt just plant them in good soil, and just give them little water never let them dry just moist, and they will grow.. tell me what you did .. temp.. are they outside, inside.. maybe someone here help you too. Best of luck
I have 2 single seed pods from a large tree I inherited not in a T shape. My questions are will the seed still produce being single pods? Do all the seeds from one pod become the same colour tree? With my pods I had to cut from the tree, as I had to remove all branches to transplant tree. They were black when taken off. Will they dry still and produce a tree? Thank you
Single pods seeds will germinate. I had five different flowers from the same seed pod last year. Similar color but different petals. If your seed pod was cose to opening then they will probably germinate. All you can do is try.
Hi John. Thank you for this video. Quick question... I'm in New Jersey and just received some seeds. Would now be an ok time to start them (early July)? They'd have a few months outdoors before it gets cold and they'd need to come in.
I found a pod on my patio today that had just opened and I was able to save all the seeds. I'm going to try this. A couple of questions, how long are the seeds viable, and is it true that the plants grown from seeds may be different from the parent plant?
Not sure how long the seeds are viable but I have planted seeds over a year old with success. Seeds may be very different from the parent plant. I have had white plant seeds flower red also multi color plant seeds flower white.
Most importantly is do not overwater them. I leave them in the cups till spring. Then put them in 1 gallon pots. I use 666 fertilizer for the first 3 years. Then a blooming fertilizer. Very few bloom at 3 years but some will. Continue to fertilize and plant or put in larger pots as needed. I live in FL and the property is flooded at least once a year so I have to keep them in elevated pots tied to lines so they don't blow over.
Spring is the best time so they have longer to grow but you can start them earlier inside. I plant mine whenever the pods open but have a long growing season here in Florida
You have some outstanding plumerias. Do you sell cuttings? I tried some seeds doing the same method but I got them too wet and lost them all. Going to try this way, thanks for sharing!
I use a west triple pane window in Florida so not a lot of heat transfer through the window. Metered shade would probably be best for single pane windows.
Hi John, I found your video very informative and with your technic 23 of 25 seeds germinated. Question where did you get your plumerias’ rack/stand. I need one like that. Thanks for your video
I received the 4 tier greenhouse and the #9 oz cups are too large for the holes. Is there a brand you used that I might buy? I've bought a second, identical, greenhouse to stack on the 4 tier. I really like how they hold my Jiffy trays.
I also bought some small greenhouses that came with smaller holes. I bought 2 x 3 fencing from Lowe's to use as shelves but also built wooden frames with hanging chains so the shelves could be adjusted for height.
@@johnherndon4804 Friday I should have my 6th small greenhouse like the ones you bought. I've started over 300 Plumerias' from seeds now and almost 100% have germinated and are doing great. I went to Home Depot and had absolutely no luck with anything they had to hold the correct size of plastic cups. It looks as if I'll just keep investing in these greenhouses and stack them X2 for each one. One shelf will hold 27 cups and will be great until the plants are too tall for the shelves. Then I'll have to get serious about finding another location.
@@johnherndon4804 thank you. I have a seed pod for the first time ever, but it refuses to open! It’s been almost 7 months! I guess I need to be patient. 😏 Would you post a photo of your DIY greenhouse building ? I love how the cups fit so perfectly! In what state are you located? I am in FL. Thanks for making a great video, without annoying music or too much chatter. You’re a professional!
Not sure if those exact seeds have Bloomed but many have. I got hit hard by hurricane Ian, 20 inches of rain and many broken branches from the wind. No power or water for 9 days and much more work to do to clean up things. Several died or rotted but still have plenty to take care of.
Elma you planted the seeds directly in the potted soil. so no further drying process of the seeds? I know using only water will be fine, that is how nature works anyways.. My question is if you use artificial thing here and there it might give you higher chance of germination but would not that make your investment bigger in the sense that the death of some of them could be due to the fact that some of those seeds were not good and strong ones to start with so you save watering and work on them by using natural means and allowing natural process to weed the weaker ones? I do not know how this can be tested since no one knows which seeds are the weaker which are not in order to perform the experiments, but I think it is an educated guess.
I noticed a pod on my plant and didn’t know what it was until my neighbor told me. I didn’t know I had to wait until the pod opened on it own. Can they will be germinated if I cut them to early?
I have triple pane low e windows so you should probably use indirect sunlight they could get to hot in direct sunlight if the heat passes through the window.
I started with Village Green 4 tier greenhouse. It has the square wire frames. Then I built wood frames to suspend chain and hang 2 x3 fencing I bought at Lowe's.
@@johnherndon4804 Just found one at Target. Thanks. The price is great. I need one for the squirrels. They keep digging up any and all seeds I plant. One last question... what size of cups are you using to fit those square holes? Thanks for the quick reply. Michael in Sunny Orlando.
Hello, thank you for your video. I am searching where to buy seeds? Some of the sellers seem a bit shady, people say they are receiving non plumeria seeds. Do you sell yours or have recommendations please?
I sell to local nursery's when they flower, so 3, 5, and 7 gallon mostly. Would have to ship cuttings, seedlings or seeds. You never know what a seedling will become, I have had white plants have red seedlings and multi color plants have white seedlings.
I snagged a plumeria pod from a friends plant and found it dried out and open. I am appreciative of your concise and thorough video. 🤞🏾
Endlich mal jemand der wie du John ein Video macht mit dem man Erfolg hat . Deine ruhige Art das uns zu erklären wie man die Samen bis zum Keimen und wachsen behandelt ist einmalig und erfolgversprechend . Danke dafür 🙋😄👏👏😄🍀❤️
Hello Regina, verstehst du womit die Samen zum keimen gebracht werden .. 25 % Nixon pro Side... ??? Danke für die Antwort im Voraus.
@@501michaelwest! Hallöle Micha . Ich habe es auch das erstmal gemacht und habe diese Samen in normale Blumenerde der ich etwas Sand untergemischt habe mit der Rundung nach unten und diese Spitze nach oben zur Hälfte in die Erde gedrückt und die Erde etwas fest gemacht um die Samen .Dazu habe ich eine beliebige Klarsicht Schale genommen, mit ausreichend Abstand dafür .Dann leicht angegossen und eine beliebigen Klarsicht Haube drüber gestülpt . Haube immerwieder angehoben und etwas vorsichtig mit Wasser gegossen. Leider sind mir von 6 Samen nur 1 Pflänzchen angegangen . Da ich aber noch 6 Samen habe werde ich das ganze wiederholen . Das Pflänzchen ist jetzt schon 12 cm groß und muss noch unbedingt etwas warten zum umpflanzen . Viel Glück und Erfolg dabei 🙋😄🍀❤️
Hello & thank you so much!! For the very 1st time in 10 yrs my plumerias produced seed pods. I waited almost a year until they opened in the plant. With your technique I had a 95% success rate. Incredible!!! Thanks again.
Glad you had such good luck. I have always had at least 95% with this method. Enjoy
I've used other methods and was unsuccessful but last month I used your method and my goodness my seeds had a root. I highly suggest all watching this video use this method Thanks so much😁
So excited. Thank you for making the perfect video. Not over talking or annoying music. I actually learned and will apply your method.
It’s a very good method 👍
I completely agree. ☺️
I am a retired engineer and really appreciate your presentation. I have one six foot tall Starlight and one five foot tall candy stripe. The candy stripe is two years old from a cutting and has presented me with four seed pods just at the end of summer. Your advise is most helpful.
I have put 6 seeds of california sunset of last summer in the towel...on april 25....and today april 29..only 4 days after I can see small roots....fantastic..
I haven't used peroxid..only water...and put them in small pots.
Thanks for your method..
We just had our Starlight seed pod open up today. 😀. We have been watching seed pod since around September of 2018. We followed your directions. So very easy. Now we wait for the remainder of seed pod to open and let the seeds that we bagged sprout!!! Such easy directions thank you!!!
A question here. What's the visual signs that the seed pods are about to opened up?
Thanks.
I have put seeds straight on the towel with water and no peroxide, they have done well. the seeds also do not grow the same flower as the mother plant
I am going to try this, you made it so easy. I just hope my seeds are not too dry. Mine don't look like yours. They are smaller and more dry. But they opened up on their own. Wish me luck
Thank you for your well presented and right to the point video. I found out the info I was looking for. It's very much appreciated!
Thanks for this video. I have a bag of seeds 6 days now hanging in the window and I see lots of them rooting. This is great.
White yellow centre is from thailand named lelawadee pronounced lee laa waa dee in thai. Its most beautiful smelling tree on earth when it warm out. You can smell it 20 feet away its my wifes favourite. Ive started growing many types here in uk but the weather is pants 👖so i have to grow in the greenhouse. Great video thanks.
I leave them outside year-round. Don't let them freeze in winter. The cup holds about 1/4 inch of water so probably water once a week. Less is better than to much.
Thank you for sharing your plumerias with us. You have some beautiful colors! I’m growing from seed right now for my first time. I’ve always just done cuttings in the past. I’m hoping to have half the success as you! Happy gardening!
Fabulous method. Every single seed using this method successfully took root.
Thank you so much for sharing. Very helpful. I will share my plants when they are bigger. All 16 of the seeds I started with this method are now in cups!
Any luck
Thank you very much for that info! I love your idea of clipping the zip-locks in the window!
Thank you John! This will be my very first attempt at growing (Green/White) Plumeria from seeds 😃 You've got a wonderful collection, and I hope I have good luck!
I love your plumerias. I wish I could grow mine just like yours.
Thank you for your video! Because of your video 1/2 of one of last summers seed pod germinated and now I have them potted up too!
I never knew that you could get seeds, I always thought you had to get cuttings.
Thanks John that's really useful, particularly removing the seed casing idea :)
I was leaving for vacation when I did this video but if you leave the seeds in the bags till they get longer roots, 3/4 inch, then all you have to do to remove the seed from the seed casing is rub the seed between your thumb and finger. It pops right out.
Do I have to wait for the pod to split to get the seeds out?
I never tried opening the pod but I think it will be better to wait for the pod to finish its cicle, maybe that means they are completely developed and ready to be removed from the pod
Window facing which direction?
@@MS-tz1fc my window faces West but is hurricane triple glass so warm but not hot.
I really enjoyed the entire video!! Lots of great tips easy to follow. Those different pictures at end so beautiful. Just got 7 tropical sunset seeds definitely have more success with the seed tips.
thank you I live in NZ and we're not so tropical. Plumeria doesn't grow on my side but always wanted to find a ways to grow them. so I'm going to give it a go :)
I just got a seed from trademe. Just got it in the post today, actually. Watched this to see how to plant it. We'll see how it fares in south auckland!
i live in Italy and we're not "tropical"... but i got 2 cutting from Thailand 2 years ago and this year i have wonderful flowers!!! I put outside during spring and summer time and inside home during autumn and winter time
Hay have any of your plumeria seeds grown yet ? I'm in nz too
I live in New Zealand and have seen massive plumeria plants around and managed to get some cuttings from two different people🙂 also have one that’s grown from a weed and is doing really well.
@@julieh7295 is your cuttings vot any roots yet ?
Thank you John, this is excellent.
John where would I get that fencing? I have looked everywhere.😂.Ive watched about 30 videos, I feel like your method is the best! Ive been so excited about my pod opening. Finally did! TY for any pointers
Very nice plumeria seedling ,i very enjoy see the video thankyou 🙏
Thanks for the Tutorial. I did not know that Plumeria could be propagated by seeds.
Growing Plumeria from seed is the best!
Thanks Joe! Trying this with my pod!
great! Thank you because it's 2 times i try to plant seeds and nothing grow up... i'll try again now with your method!!!
My neck is hurt watching your video!
Thanks so much!! Just what I was looking for.
I get about 90 percent germination using my method in the paper towel. Just don't put in direct sun
I did 8 seeds and got all 8 using this method!
@@GOBruins64 Great. Glad it worked. I just planted 25 of my own.
Why not put in direct sun? It comes through our windows
I found the difference by watching your movie again !!! Your shelves are older and you have 8 squares to each row and my newer shelf has 15 squares. Much smaller holes. Problem solved.
I learned a lot watching this video! Thank you. So you just leave them in the 9 ounce cup until they’re pretty big?
Yes. With the clear cups you can see the root growth. I will put them in 1 gallon pots the next year.
Beautiful seedlings.
Great learning video thank you
Thanks for your guide! Is there a reason you took of the leaves on the plants in the end?
I'm on day 6 so far and have 80% success rate on 2 different parents and the third parent nothing so far but I'm sure they're just a little slower. May be old seeds but I'm optimistic. Thank you for this video, I'm starting seeds like this from now on unless direct sown. I would love to get a few seeds from your plants, is this possible sir? Have a good one.
Informative vdo
Question...while inside the ziplock bag, do I ever need to mist/wet the paper towel again? TIA
Amazing! I'm going to try this!
So my seed pod fell off of my now dead plumeria, she died from Rod during the winter all my fault anyway the seat part is very healthy but I don’t know what to do with it. Should I put it in water and keep it there and see if she opens should I take it out of water and leave her in the air to dry should she be in the sunshine or in just natural light in the kitchen? I just don’t know what to do with her.
Never had that happen and you will probably lose the seeds but I do know of one person that rooted his plumeria in water so maybe give that a try. Check the internet to see if there is any info.
I just emailed you, I live in St. Augustine Florida do you leave outdoors or bring inside after planting seed? How often do you water it?
Also does it flower faster from a cutting?
Seeds take 3to5 years to flower. Cuttings could flower in first year.
Hello.. Just wanting to ask a question.. What does the peroxide do?? Can you just use water?
Just water will work but I have had seeds mold so hope the peroxide helps with that.
This worked great! I got 100% of my seeds to root.
One question, what is the hydrogen peroxide for? Does that prevent the seeds from rotting?
If so, is it OK to water the plants with the same diluted solution
Peeling off the husk was very nerve wracking so half I peeled and half I just planted with the husk. The peeled ones produced "leaves" faster, but all plants made it.
Glad you had great success. The solution is to help with sanitation. I never continued to use it but it shouldn't hurt. The seeds will still rot with to much water.
How long should I leave the seedling in the cup before transplanting it to it's permanent container? The Villages, FL
Hi I have 3 trees planted 15 years ago.. now they are twice as tall as mine.. Arabian variety.. very white flower and yellow... the smell is pure perfume smell like Arabian Jasmin.. would you think this method you showed would will work for other plants and trees?
Thanks, but next time can you make the video vertical?
Yes sir I really enjoy ur video and how so beautiful flower sir well done sir god bless always
awesome info
Thank you for the video. Will the seeds require watering while hanging in the window?
@@curtisconrad4276 No. Just the water you already put in the bag.
@@johnherndon4804 Thank you. I'll give it a try
Can you substitute isopropyl alcohol instead of hydrogen prexoide?
Thank you for sharing.
Hi John! I received (to Hungary) today my plumeria seeds I ordered. Now I am a bit schocked. The seeds I got dont looks like yours. My seeds are just small like poppy and they dont have this little fluffy sail. So I really dont know how to start the seed planting. :(
I don't know what they are but you can still plant them the same way.
Thanks John for your aanswer. I already put in a sack in a wet paper towel. Lets see whst gonna grow. @@johnherndon4804
@@thaifold what happen to the seeds you ordered did they come as plumeria or plum seeds?
@@sutil5078 Haaahahaha not even one piece of that germinated. I also ordered orchieds, 2 kind of banana seeds from different companies, not even one germinated. :(
@@thaifold how many seeds.. how you did it.. maybe you made a mistake.. when in doubt just plant them in good soil, and just give them little water never let them dry just moist, and they will grow.. tell me what you did .. temp.. are they outside, inside.. maybe someone here help you too. Best of luck
I have 2 single seed pods from a large tree I inherited not in a T shape. My questions are will the seed still produce being single pods? Do all the seeds from one pod become the same colour tree? With my pods I had to cut from the tree, as I had to remove all branches to transplant tree. They were black when taken off. Will they dry still and produce a tree? Thank you
Single pods seeds will germinate. I had five different flowers from the same seed pod last year. Similar color but different petals. If your seed pod was cose to opening then they will probably germinate. All you can do is try.
omg that was amazing
Hi John. Thank you for this video. Quick question... I'm in New Jersey and just received some seeds. Would now be an ok time to start them (early July)? They'd have a few months outdoors before it gets cold and they'd need to come in.
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I found a pod on my patio today that had just opened and I was able to save all the seeds. I'm going to try this. A couple of questions, how long are the seeds viable, and is it true that the plants grown from seeds may be different from the parent plant?
Not sure how long the seeds are viable but I have planted seeds over a year old with success. Seeds may be very different from the parent plant. I have had white plant seeds flower red also multi color plant seeds flower white.
Can you make a video on young plumerias plants, mine is 10cm tall and how to care for them to grow them into healthy plants to give flowers?
Most importantly is do not overwater them. I leave them in the cups till spring. Then put them in 1 gallon pots. I use 666 fertilizer for the first 3 years. Then a blooming fertilizer. Very few bloom at 3 years but some will. Continue to fertilize and plant or put in larger pots as needed. I live in FL and the property is flooded at least once a year so I have to keep them in elevated pots tied to lines so they don't blow over.
Buenísimo ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Do we plant the seeds in Spring period or it doesn't matter when we plant it
Spring is the best time so they have longer to grow but you can start them earlier inside. I plant mine whenever the pods open but have a long growing season here in Florida
You have some outstanding plumerias. Do you sell cuttings? I tried some seeds doing the same method but I got them too wet and lost them all. Going to try this way, thanks for sharing!
That's only water sir? Hanging in 4 days only sir?
Hi John, thanks for the video, what temperatures are the seeds at on average in the window?
I use a west triple pane window in Florida so not a lot of heat transfer through the window. Metered shade would probably be best for single pane windows.
The house is kept at 78. I have triple pane hurricane windows so not much heat penetrates even in the afternoon.
Do you add more peroxide or water if the seeds get dry while you are trying to germinate?
add more water. Seal the plastic bag so it doesn't evaporate.
The seeds that don’t germinate, are they not going to ever produce a plant or do they need to be in the sun for a little while longer. If so how long
After 2 weeks you might as well throw them away
Hi John, I found your video very informative and with your technic 23 of 25 seeds germinated. Question where did you get your plumerias’ rack/stand. I need one like that. Thanks for your video
It is a Village Green four teir greenhouse I got from Big Lots. I built wooden frames and used 2x4 fencing hung on chains to hold the 9 oz cups.
@@johnherndon4804 thanks. I will look for one. I really appreciated all your help and tips.
Great video! May I ask when should I start planting my Plumeria seeds? Thank you!
You can plant them anytime but they will do better in the spring. Inside under light will work in winter.
where can i buy the plumerias seeds?
I can't wait to try this method. TY. I am curious about the water/hydrogen mix and why you do it?
Does it matter what month you start the seeds? I live in San Diego and just ordered several types of seeds.
They like it warm and sunny so you can start them inside in cooler climates to give them more growing time. You should have no trouble in San Diego.
How many time do you have to dampen with peroxide during the process?
Dampen only once and seal the bag. Hang and wait.
I received the 4 tier greenhouse and the #9 oz cups are too large for the holes. Is there a brand you used that I might buy? I've bought a second, identical, greenhouse to stack on the 4 tier. I really like how they hold my Jiffy trays.
I also bought some small greenhouses that came with smaller holes. I bought 2 x 3 fencing from Lowe's to use as shelves but also built wooden frames with hanging chains so the shelves could be adjusted for height.
@@johnherndon4804 Friday I should have my 6th small greenhouse like the ones you bought. I've started over 300 Plumerias' from seeds now and almost 100% have germinated and are doing great. I went to Home Depot and had absolutely no luck with anything they had to hold the correct size of plastic cups. It looks as if I'll just keep investing in these greenhouses and stack them X2 for each one. One shelf will hold 27 cups and will be great until the plants are too tall for the shelves. Then I'll have to get serious about finding another location.
@@johnherndon4804 thank you. I have a seed pod for the first time ever, but it refuses to open! It’s been almost 7 months! I guess I need to be patient. 😏 Would you post a photo of your DIY greenhouse building ? I love how the cups fit so perfectly! In what state are you located? I am in FL. Thanks for making a great video, without annoying music or too much chatter. You’re a professional!
Where did you get the fencing you used to hold the 9-inch cups? Or did you build it yourself?
I have the sun question, but it doesn't look like this guy.Is on this channel anymore?I don't know
I'm going to try his method anyway
What’s the purpose for the peroxide mixture? That’s what I don’t understand.
Just to sanitize the seeds a littler. Biggest problem you'll encounter is using to much water.
Hi Please, how many day in windows ? thanks
Any update on these seedlings? Any on them bloomed yet?
Not sure if those exact seeds have Bloomed but many have. I got hit hard by hurricane Ian, 20 inches of rain and many broken branches from the wind. No power or water for 9 days and much more work to do to clean up things. Several died or rotted but still have plenty to take care of.
Great video, very informative..Where are you located?
I plant direct to pots from the pod, and they grow, i have lots of plumerias, but some are like 6 years old and not a bloom on them?
I use a high middle number fertilizer to help them bloom. Some have bloomed in two years, many have not in five.
Elma you planted the seeds directly in the potted soil. so no further drying process of the seeds? I know using only water will be fine, that is how nature works anyways.. My question is if you use artificial thing here and there it might give you higher chance of germination but would not that make your investment bigger in the sense that the death of some of them could be due to the fact that some of those seeds were not good and strong ones to start with so you save watering and work on them by using natural means and allowing natural process to weed the weaker ones? I do not know how this can be tested since no one knows which seeds are the weaker which are not in order to perform the experiments, but I think it is an educated guess.
I do not put a hole in the bottom so it holds a little water
Wow, what a great collection! Thanks for the video! I just sent you an email with a question. I hope you get to it. .
Those are all beautiful . Do you sell any seeds?
I noticed a pod on my plant and didn’t know what it was until my neighbor told me. I didn’t know I had to wait until the pod opened on it own. Can they will be germinated if I cut them to early?
It takes months to open but you have to wait
@@johnherndon4804 , will the pod open if I removed it from the plant after about 7 months?
@@pennykennedy4915 NO, it will not open if you cut it early
When the seeds are in the paper towel does it need direct sun light or indoor indirect sunlight ?
I have triple pane low e windows so you should probably use indirect sunlight they could get to hot in direct sunlight if the heat passes through the window.
Yes, I hung my seeds in a west-facing window yesterday... touched them this afternoon.... quite hot! I hope I haven't cooked them - !! :o(
May I ask what the name of your metal table/wire cup holder is called and where I might buy / make one? Thanks in advance.
I started with Village Green 4 tier greenhouse. It has the square wire frames. Then I built wood frames to suspend chain and hang 2 x3 fencing I bought at Lowe's.
@@johnherndon4804 Just found one at Target. Thanks. The price is great. I need one for the squirrels. They keep digging up any and all seeds I plant. One last question... what size of cups are you using to fit those square holes? Thanks for the quick reply. Michael in Sunny Orlando.
9 oz cups ! Just re-watched the video.
Lovely video! Did you actively pollinate the plants?
I never had luck trying to pollinate the flowers myself. They shortly fell off.
So you don’t cover the seedlings just put them outside?
If you peel off the seed covering, bury seeds just under the surface.
Someone just gave me a bag full of seeds today
what concentration of hydrogen peroxide?
1 part hydrogen peroxide 4 parts water
Where do I get the seeds?
Please let us know
If you are in USA, send your address to jkherndon55@gmail.com
Please send some seeds for me. Thanks
Hello, thank you for your video. I am searching where to buy seeds? Some of the sellers seem a bit shady, people say they are receiving non plumeria seeds. Do you sell yours or have recommendations please?
Send me your address jkherndon55@gmail.com
Go to brads buds and blooms, in Florida, high quality and very professional. And the biggest variety I’ve ever seen
some say no need to bury the seeds, but i guess both ways shall do. fingers crossed!
Hi John, do you sell any of those plumerias?
I sell to local nursery's when they flower, so 3, 5, and 7 gallon mostly. Would have to ship cuttings, seedlings or seeds. You never know what a seedling will become, I have had white plants have red seedlings and multi color plants have white seedlings.
After how many days they begin to sprout
Some are quicker than others but if they have not sprouted in 14 days, they probably won't.
How long will it take to bloom from a seed.
3 to 5 years but have had some bloom in 2.
John Herndon thank you sir for the information. Great video!!