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Plumeria (or Frangipani or Melia) are tropical plants that are sometimes used as houseplants and often grown in yards in tropical areas. Since plumeria does not come true from seed (the young plants don’t always look like the parents), plumeria is often propagated from cuttings so the new plant is an exact clone of the parent. While growing plumeria from cuttings is a bit different from starting other types of plant cuttings it is not difficult. Here is how you can start your own plumeria cuttings. | Plumeria (or Frangipani or Melia) are tropical plants that are sometimes used as houseplants and often grown in yards in tropical areas. Since plumeria does not come true from seed (the young plants don’t always look like the parents), plumeria is often propagated from cuttings so the new plant is an exact clone of the parent. While growing plumeria from cuttings is a bit different from starting other types of plant cuttings it is not difficult. Here is how you can start your own plumeria cuttings. | ||
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# Transplant into the ground or larger pots before the plants get root bound. | # Transplant into the ground or larger pots before the plants get root bound. | ||
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