Frangipani Cuttings
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.ค. 2018
- Frangipani (Plumeria) can easily be propagated by cuttings. In this video I plant up several cuttings which I acquired from pruning my large established Frangipani. Using a free draining compost mix most Frangipani cuttings should take root within a few weeks.
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I just got three cuttings from my friend this week! So exciting. Thank you for your useful video and also I really like your accent! It's very pleasant to watch a plant video with an not annoying accent.
I like it, too. Especially with the subtitles on.
😂❤love your personality humour and sharing great tips giving me confidence with my free street cuttings, put out for passer-by Plumeria lovers ❤
Shame on you stealing people garden. Hate people like you. Go buy one at homedepot. 12.99 cheap basterd.
Thank you for the video. I have finally got flowers on my plumeria
Great video...I live in Tampa-St Pete, Florida and am rooting a bunch right now. Great insight and advice. Thank you!
Thanks, good luck with your cuttings.
Fantastic video, just what I needed.
Eggshells help tremendously once the roots are established. 👍
HA! I so confused this with frangipane, like for baking *face palm* Great video! Excited to see how they turn out!
your video it was just about the right time. I just planted some cutting I was wondering too if some off my cuttings it was the bottom part which didn't have tip leafs.
Spot-on tutorial, as always! 👍👍
Thank you so much! 🙏
I love the three section clippings when I take frangipani cuttings. I think they make the best starter trees, don’t you agree? My cousin lives on the west coast and she mailed me some rare clippings from her frangipani trees. One each, it’s been a while since I propagated any and wanted to double check on the time I needed to dry the tips. I thought I needed to wait at least a week. I got a rare Jasmine Frangipani from California Poly Technology Institute, and a White one that she got in Hawaii, among a few others that come from California. I’m going to have a few beautiful threes in my Florida landscape. Thanks for sharing your tips with us!!
Hello my plumeria will be ready for cuttings soon . Your video has helped thank you. I have the yellow and white, pink and yellow red .
Glad I could help, good luck with your cuttings.
great video! can you show how you would depot your frangipani? good luck with them! cant wait to see the progress!
I enjoyed watching your video such an inspiration, thank you!
I have a Y shape branch but the branch itself is 3 inches and the two branches with leaves one is 9 1/2 inches and the other 6 inches. My question is can I place the 3 inch branch into the dirt or should I cut the two branches with leaves and put those in the dirt and make two trees? PLUS, they are a bit wrinkled not sure if that matters. Please, help!
Nice informative video,Thanks.
Cool looking thicker plant. I am laughing, as I live in NJ (USA), and you say 20C (we are 80-100F where I am at). I am not used to growing such cool growing plants overall, but every now an then I can tell a new plant that I may buy - may or may not be happy with the warmer temps. I love summer, but it goes quickly!
Thnx so much for this informative video. I've learned so much!
Thanks spot on!
In Australia, that's around $400.00 of cuttings . 16 times $25 per cuttings. You can see why some people just do Frangipani cuttings for a living !
Wow, I wish I could get that for my cuttings here, I threw most of them out because no one grows them here due to our climate.
A friend of mine bought a house with at least 8 full need - a - ladder size trees he didn't want at all in his yard. I went nuts, but only saved 20 to 30 of the best. I've watched several videos on several different techniques, and I'm reviewing everything before I plant the ones that I bag rooted.
Great sharing
how do you transplant the grown cutting to its own pot
I bought the stem from a website and it’s almost a month now, there’s new growth but it’s taking really slow. My friend and I bought em at the same time and her leaves are growing and of course bigger than mine. What am doing wrong?
I had a cutting that was growing leaves and then they yellowed and fell off. And the roots fell off. Did I overwater? Should I throw it out and try again?
Hay just planted some cuttings in the bag method an I'm wondering do they need sunlight or just bottom heat? Cause I've put my cutting in the hot water tank cupboard where its warm an moist but there is no light in their ?
For the first week or two they will be OK without sunlight, but they will do better with some daylight each day. Certainly don't leave them in there for more than two weeks.
were they watered from t he time they were planted till the end? If they are not being watered what is the point of using perlite or any media that provides better drainage?
I wish you could sell them on here or Ebay. I want one.
Can you plant a whole 3m branch I wonder?
Thank you for the beautiful video.
I would like to ask how soon do I need to water them after putting into the soil?
Just make sure the soil is slightly damp, the biggest risk is the cutting rotting, so you don't want to water too often. You won't need to water unless the soil completely dries out or the cutting start growing new leaves.
@@Gardeningat58N Thank you very much. I will follow your precious advise
My mom doesn’t want to buy the other things that are supposed to be added and since I live in a warm climate I just shove them in the ground and leave them there. Sometimes I put them
In water bottles and they grow until my schizophrenic brother pulls it out and throws it away. I also use aloe Vera as a rooting hormone and I throw any rotting apple cores or any orange fruit skin into there to feed the plant
Well explained, although I would like to have seen a “Before and After” pics of your Frangipani.
The update video I believe is the Fangipani (Spring 2019)! :)
can you use rooting hormone for frangipani?
yes
what happens if the cuttings get wrinkles and planted.in pots will it grow
It can still grow, its normal for the stems to dry out a little and wrinkle before the roots grow, as long as the stem isn't mushy or extremely dry it should grow roots and new leaves after a month or two. Once its roots have grown the stem should fatten up again and the wrinkles will disappear.
I was told just cut and dry for 3 days and place in water...does that work as well?
Yes that should also work, but when the roots form in water they don't transfer to soil well as the roots are very brittle and the roots have adapted to growing in water not soil. Also the risk of rot is also higher in water than soil.
I’ve got two cutting. Is there a reason you’ve put them together or can I put my two cuttings in their own pots?
I put multiple cuttings in each pot because I was living in a flat at the time with limited space, but one per pot is actually a bit better as the plants will have more space and airflow.
I have the Indian variety
Does follow the same technique of propagation?
Yes, the same technique should work.
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Thank you 😍😍😍
How long do you wait before potting the cutting?
Usually a week or two, basically until the cut end heals and no longer has a fresh wound.
should you always take the leaves off?
You should take most of the leaves off, just leaving one or two smaller ones at the top. Too many leaves will cause the cutting to dry out before it has a chance to root.
Did you water them after initial potting or after?
I made sure the soil was a little damp, but I didn't water them much until the cuttings were producing new leaves.
@@Gardeningat58N nice. Thank you
Do you water it everyday?
rarely for this plant
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