How to propagate plumeria by cuttings

Preparation materials for frangipani cuttings

Plumeria branches, flowerpots, soil, scissors

Plumeria cutting method

Choose branches: Select a strong branch, the length depends on the situation. If it is a potted plant, it can be 30 to 40 cm shorter and 2 to 3 cm thick. Cut off the leaves that are to be inserted into the soil. If there are flowers on the branches, you can keep them and it will not affect the cutting effect.

Pruning branches: Try not to use the kitchen knife at home, as it will leave too many wounds and affect the cuttings. Find something sharper and cut it at an angle.

Cuttings: Insert the trimmed branches directly into the soil. If the branches you choose are too long, you can use other plants for support. It is a good idea to lean them against the back of the bougainvillea.

Maintenance of plumeria after cutting

After the frangipani is cut, place it in a semi-shaded place to increase the air humidity. It will take root in about half a month. Just enter normal maintenance. Here are the cultivation methods and precautions for frangipani . Once you have done these, all that’s left is to wait quietly for it to bloom!