After hurricane Ian hit Cape Coral, I drove around and got several cuttings from plumeria that had been destroyed by the storm. All rooted in spite of inconsistent care. We are going to plant them out in the back yard by the canal now. My desert roses are doing well thanks to you! Love your channel!
Hi my friend very nice propagating you own plants from plants they got damaged by the storm, just little tips when planting your plants in the ground or pots best if you dig the hole twice the size of the pot they’re now, fill 3 thirds of the hole with 70% pine flakes, and 30% perlite mix very well and fill the hole 3/4 quart and the last quart with very good quality light weight potting soil, make sure press the soil down to avoid having any air pockets, when planting in the ground if doesn’t rain water ones a week lightly for about four weeks after never water a plumeria to avoid the plant breaking during storms or high wind also your plants will be more strong and healthy,fertilizer any time by using osmocote high in nitrogen, or dynamic high in nitrogen, by digging a hole next to the trunk and applying the fertilizer and cover the hole after, every two years i recommend to trim each steam to train the plan to get full and grow new steams also encourage a lot blooming and make trunk thicker and strong to be ready for high wind are having rain,thank you happy planting love Maria’s g
I've got about 100 Plumerias and I think people need to understand that Maria's cuttings were 3.5-4ft cuttings. They are more hardy and have more stored energy for rooting than a 9" cutting would. You only want to water a 9" or so cutting ONCE until it gets a few full leaves. And keep them out of direct sun, only bottom heat helps roots.
Hi Maria, I just found you today! I purchased a plumeria about two and a half years ago. I got a seed pod about a year ago. I did not know what it was until I googled.. But happy to say I harvested my seeds, seventy eight of them, I gave half to my neighbor and I kept the other half. It's been two weeks now and thirty of my seeds have roots. I am waiting for pots I ordered on Amazon. This is a brand new hobby for me. TY for this video❤
Hi Maria! I'm an old subscriber from Lake Charles, LA, so subtropical. Last year, I orderied 4 Plumeria cuttings (no roots) from a vendor on Etsy. They looked to be healthy cuttings, but despite all the care and precautions I took, they all rotted! This year, I'm playing it safe and order just one that has already been ROOTED! That way, I can "hit the ground running" so to speak and not worry about rot. I'm an experienced enough gardener to handle it from there. I enjoy your videos and keep them coming! 🪴🌴
I forgot to say I live in saint. Petersburg Florida. A neighbor gave me some branches last year, and I thought they were dead and I threw them away well. Now I see from your video, they are not dead. thank you
Wow! I was thinking about cutting my plumerias when I found your video today. I'm one that does not like cutting plants, but now watching your video, I feel a bit more confident in doing the cut. Thank you.
Welcome back Maria it's nice seeing you again and watching your video always something beautiful and amazing miss you very much thank you for sharing lovely lady
So great to see you Maria! I have 3 plumeria’s here in middle GA, zone 8a. Two are yellow, one red. Love them! They all bloom every year now & smell so good!
So glad you are back! Love your videos. I loved your hint about clipping them in Oct or Nov. Will try that this fall. The one I got from you in March is doing awesome. No blooms yet but maybe next year. Let me know if you need anymore Pilea plants. Mine keep having babies.
Hey Maria so happy to see your video. I love plumiars but can't find any one where I can get a start from. Can't go on face book because I don't have face book any suggestions on I can find someone with cuttings. Any help would be appreciated . Iive in Texas and have oozed every where. Thanks love your videos
Great plants, video and energy Maria🌱🌺🌴🏝️❤️. I just started about 20 cuttings from 3 different color "Pua" trees(as we call them here in American Samoa).
Currently growing 7 different Plumerias in zone 7b (Memphis) in large clay pots with Full Southern Sun. of course I have to bring them indoors in the Fall once the leaves drop. Stored Dormant/DRY until Spring/Repeat :)
Hi Maria it's been a while I luv watching your videos missed you, now I have someone to ask and learn from, how tall should my plumeria be before I can cut it? Mine is about 2' tall plz let me know, great to see you back corazon
you need to trim each single stem every two years by click about 1/2 inches before winter when the plant stop growing , this encourage the plant to grow new stems and a lot blooms thank you maria’s garden 🐛🐝🐢🐞
That's true if they are planted in ideal conditions. I really wish people would stop with the narrative that all you gotta do is throw them in soil and they'll grow. It simply isn't true.
I need help Maria:((( I have a plumeria that I had in a pot for like 10 years. And I have to cut it last week and now I’m wondering if i can plant them in another pot to save them, should I propagate them in a nursery pot? It’s my baby I need help 😩🤣
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After hurricane Ian hit Cape Coral, I drove around and got several cuttings from plumeria that had been destroyed by the storm. All rooted in spite of inconsistent care. We are going to plant them out in the back yard by the canal now. My desert roses are doing well thanks to you! Love your channel!
Hi my friend very nice propagating you own plants from plants they got damaged by the storm, just little tips when planting your plants in the ground or pots best if you dig the hole twice the size of the pot they’re now, fill 3 thirds of the hole with 70% pine flakes, and 30% perlite mix very well and fill the hole 3/4 quart and the last quart with very good quality light weight potting soil, make sure press the soil down to avoid having any air pockets, when planting in the ground if doesn’t rain water ones a week lightly for about four weeks after never water a plumeria to avoid the plant breaking during storms or high wind also your plants will be more strong and healthy,fertilizer any time by using osmocote high in nitrogen, or dynamic high in nitrogen, by digging a hole next to the trunk and applying the fertilizer and cover the hole after, every two years i recommend to trim each steam to train the plan to get full and grow new steams also encourage a lot blooming and make trunk thicker and strong to be ready for high wind are having rain,thank you happy planting love Maria’s g
I've got about 100 Plumerias and I think people need to understand that Maria's cuttings were 3.5-4ft cuttings. They are more hardy and have more stored energy for rooting than a 9" cutting would. You only want to water a 9" or so cutting ONCE until it gets a few full leaves. And keep them out of direct sun, only bottom heat helps roots.
Hi Maria, I just found you today! I purchased a plumeria about two and a half years ago. I got a seed pod about a year ago. I did not know what it was until I googled.. But happy to say I harvested my seeds, seventy eight of them, I gave half to my neighbor and I kept the other half. It's been two weeks now and thirty of my seeds have roots. I am waiting for pots I ordered on Amazon. This is a brand new hobby for me. TY for this video❤
How exciting! I love growing plants from seeds, but plumerias sound especially rewarding. Good luck.🌻
@@beh4846 thanks!
Hi Maria! I'm an old subscriber from Lake Charles, LA, so subtropical. Last year, I orderied 4 Plumeria cuttings (no roots) from a vendor on Etsy. They looked to be healthy cuttings, but despite all the care and precautions I took, they all rotted! This year, I'm playing it safe and order just one that has already been ROOTED! That way, I can "hit the ground running" so to speak and not worry about rot. I'm an experienced enough gardener to handle it from there. I enjoy your videos and keep them coming! 🪴🌴
I forgot to say I live in saint. Petersburg Florida. A neighbor gave me some branches last year, and I thought they were dead and I threw them away well. Now I see from your video, they are not dead. thank you
I bought some cuttings when I went to Hawaii. Thank you for the video.
Wonderful!
Thank you Maria I will follow all your teaching with my plumeria here in San Diego. You are an awesome teacher, love you ❤
I love you and your plants I really like your information on plumeria plants
Thank you Maria for all your extraction how to propagate. Your front tree looks beautiful. God Bless you🙏🏼💕👏🏼
❤ Thank you Maria
i admire your “love for plants and Not surprise they’re loving you back 👍
Wow! I was thinking about cutting my plumerias when I found your video today. I'm one that does not like cutting plants, but now watching your video, I feel a bit more confident in doing the cut. Thank you.
Welcome back Maria it's nice seeing you again and watching your video always something beautiful and amazing miss you very much thank you for sharing lovely lady
Dear Maria, you are so unique. Thank you, Beautiful!!!❤
Hi Maria I just found your channel yesterday after buying several house plants and I have to say I am loving it. Thank you for everything you do
Wowwww! Am glad to see your back!!❤️ Love your videos! Sending best wishes from Sydney , Australia!!.⭐️❤️⭐️
I am so bad with these plants I will try you way. Thanks for sharing.
Love your videos Maria much love from Texas 🤠
So great to see you Maria! I have 3 plumeria’s here in middle GA, zone 8a. Two are yellow, one red. Love them! They all bloom every year now & smell so good!
Love you, Maria! Thank you for all your wonderful advice!
🐝🐛🐞
I love your videos!! So fun and full of information!
Keep at it Lady.. Loving Florida life.. Muah!
Amazing🌹👍
I love her energy ❤️
I have several plumerias, love them. Always enjoy your videos❤️
Hi Maria! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Appreciate you always, God bless you🙏👍🌺🌴🌈
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Yay Maria. Love you thanks for Plumaria advice. I got some last year xx
Thank you maria for all your advice i like,the plumerias i hope your harm more strong,
Great video 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼I just started growing plumerias this year I’m learning a lot from you I hope your hands get better 👒🙏🏽
thank you for sharing. New to try snd grow.
ty :) ps. so great that youre back !
Thank you very much for sharing this informative video stay blessed👍🙏🏼💐
So glad you are back! Love your videos. I loved your hint about clipping them in Oct or Nov. Will try that this fall. The one I got from you in March is doing awesome. No blooms yet but maybe next year. Let me know if you need anymore Pilea plants. Mine keep having babies.
Your plumeria is gorgeous 😊❤
Happy to see you Maria!
Hey Maria so happy to see your video. I love plumiars but can't find any one where I can get a start from. Can't go on face book because I don't have face book any suggestions on I can find someone with cuttings. Any help would be appreciated . Iive in Texas and have oozed every where. Thanks love your videos
Great plants, video and energy Maria🌱🌺🌴🏝️❤️. I just started about 20 cuttings from 3 different color "Pua" trees(as we call them here in American Samoa).
hi my friend thank you love maria’s garden
beautiful mind and soul , thank you Maria❤❤
Missed you Maria
Great video I m also plumeria lover
me too some smell amazing
very interesting about putting them in the shade most people say full sun, I will try this , thanks
Currently growing 7 different Plumerias in zone 7b (Memphis) in large clay pots with Full Southern Sun. of course I have to bring them indoors in the Fall once the leaves drop. Stored Dormant/DRY until Spring/Repeat :)
I had one a friend gave me and 3 years later I planted it and have a beautiful yellow plumeria 😊
Hi Maria, thank you for your video, please let me know that is the name/brand of green slow release fertilizer and where do you buy it from?
Glad to see your doing fine..👍
Maria, what is your soil mixture for the Plumeria?
We missed you Miss Maria !😘
Hi Maria it's been a while I luv watching your videos missed you, now I have someone to ask and learn from, how tall should my plumeria be before I can cut it? Mine is about 2' tall plz let me know, great to see you back corazon
Thank you ❤
You have a secret? Teasing us!
Lol you will know soon
I wish I had her energy...
❤Thank You ❤
do you use the same method on smaller cuttings ?
I use raw honey to root. It works!
Maria one question please: on your frangipani, how do you get the tall, single trunk?
you need to trim each single stem every two years by click about 1/2 inches before winter when the plant stop growing , this encourage the plant to grow new stems and a lot blooms thank you maria’s garden 🐛🐝🐢🐞
@@MariasgardenGarden thanks Maria!!! i'm gonna give it a go before next winter then and do your method. thx for the response appreciate it :) 🙏💫🍀
Why two years and i have a question should i water mine its small and cut in th middle and sealed it with wax
I know there was a hurricane recently. Just asking if you’re okay? If your home survived? Thanks for the video. Beautiful plumeria collection btw. 🤯🤓💕
Maria's where can I order these plant ?
If I have one plumeria plant whose limb is soft should I cut it ?
Maria. I am in the Tampa area. When is the best time to trim my trees back also, I have one that's acting
In all honesty, you can just lop some off, and plant them. They are almost impossible to kill.
Thank you
@@MariasgardenGarden glad i can help! They aren't nearly as picky as adeniums. Thanks again for teaching me to successfully grow adeniums!
That's true if they are planted in ideal conditions. I really wish people would stop with the narrative that all you gotta do is throw them in soil and they'll grow. It simply isn't true.
I have one I left off cuz it had root rot in a scam I'm wondering if I should have watered it before I sealed it
Thanks Maria for the informative video. Nice tree you got there at the car porch area. Looks strong and sturdy!
Maria-i have one tall plumeria with 2 branches and no flowers. Should i cut him into 3 plants shorter?
Hello Maria, greetings from India….what is the potting mix you have used? Just plain soil or is it mixed with sand and fertiliser?
We had a 35 mile per hour wind and it felt and broke a branch. So what do I do?
Hi Stacey
I need help Maria:((( I have a plumeria that I had in a pot for like 10 years. And I have to cut it last week and now I’m wondering if i can plant them in another pot to save them, should I propagate them in a nursery pot? It’s my baby I need help 😩🤣
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Nice sharing 🎉🎉 subscribed to your channel 🎉🎉
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Where can i find your store online
Where can i buy plumerias
Nice review maam maria 🫰🇵🇭 hurray!🎉
You certainly have a way of simplifying things, seems so doable. Secret? Oh now I want to know. 🥹😀🤣
Thank you Maria’s garden
A dear friend just gave me some cuttings. Will it be okay to plant them even though it's nearly fall season? I'm in South West Florida, Zone 9b.
Hey Maria, have been following for so long. I have a question. Can we uproot a plumeria from ground and plant it somewhere else?
What kind of soil you use for Plumaria propagation?
Good to see you back Maria. Love and appreciate your plant instructions and care. I am glad to find you. Love and hugs from San Diego❤❤❤