
Professional Horticulture · Est. 1995
Written by the family behind Just Plumerias — growing Hawaiian plumeria since 1995, from fresh island cuttings to our stand at Disney Springs.
"Plumerias need at least 6 hours of direct sun daily. If your plant is all leaves with no blooms — move it to a brighter spot immediately."
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Dry · No Water
NO water — ever
Let the cut end dry and form a hard callus. Watering now = guaranteed rot. Leave it in the shade, dry.
Check tips for first green. Soft or mushy tips mean winter rot — cut to firm white wood immediately.
Move from shade to full sun over 7–10 days to prevent leaf scorch. Don't shock the plant.
Only water when new leaves reach 4 inches long. No leaves = no roots = watering causes rot.

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