Plumeria Rubra Peach4 10 seeds

Description

Plumeria Rubra Peach4 10 seeds
The Plumeria tree is a fast-growing tropical plant producing masses of fragrant blossoms between March and October. The Plumeria plants reach a height of 30′ feet tall at maturity.
As a tropical plant, it is hardy to USDA hardiness zones 9 to 11. Although it can’t tolerate freezing winter, the small tree can be planted in a container with potting soil and brought indoors during winter.
Soil Requirements
The Frangipani is a wonderful landscape addition to the home garden but is well suited for pot culture as well.
Although it is a hardy plant and does well in any soil, the Plumeria does best in a well-drained soil whether in the ground or pots. A soil with very good drainage and a great deal of other beneficial organics.
Potting is recommended if moving the plant is required as weather necessitates. If you want the appearance of the Plumeria growing in the ground, bury the plant in the nursery pot. You can dig it up when seasonal temperatures goes down.
Sunlight Requirement
As with most of the flowering plants, Frangipani trees need plenty of sunlight for proper flowering. If you grow Plumeria in pots, it does best with afternoon shade; otherwise, full sun or at least 6 hours of sunlight is preferred.
Watering The Frangipani Tree
When watering Plumeria trees, remember they do not like wet feet. Water frequently when the plant holds lots of foliage and flowers, typically from March to late November.
Only water when the soil becomes dry. When summer rains arrive, and during the active growing season, you do not need to think about watering.
How To Grow From Seed Pods
Acquire a seed pod or seeds from your local garden store or online
Fill small plastic trays or pots will rich and well-drained potting mix
Place the seeds in the soil leaving the wings sticking up
Firm soil around seeds to ensure good contact
Keep the soil moist and place in a sunny location.
Germination takes about 21 days