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FERTILIZING PLUMERIA AT FLORIDA COLORS NURSERY - 2025At Florida Colors Nursery, we are always striving to improve our fertilizing schedule for plumerias. In 2025 as alway the goal is ensuring the optimal health and growth of your plumeria plants.For the 2025 season, we are implementing the use of Excalibur Boost granular fertilizer with an NPK ratio of 11-12-14, complemented by essential micronutrients. This water-soluble and quick-release formula is specifically designed to provide plumerias wi …

We are planning on having a Super Open House on the first Saturday of May in 2025, Florida Colors Nursery is embarking on some major changes to our Nursery. We are going all out for our 2025 Open House Over the last few years, we've made many changes to help our production staff and customers.The Main entrance is now on 238th St.We've creating more parking. We've added a Koi pond and waterfall for your enjoyment.We've put in a new 30x40 Tiki Hut for our classes and a place to get out of the …

Follow this link for all sizes offered: /excalibur/Excalibur VI (6 month controlled release) /excalibur-6-month-plumeria-fertilizer/ Excalibur IX (9 month controlled release) /excalibur-9-plumeria-fertilizer/Excalibur BOOST (2-3 month controlled release)  /excalibur-boost-plumeria-fertilizer-10-12-14-4-lbs/Excalibur Fertilizers: The Ultimate Nutrient Solution for Your Plumeria For years, plumeria enthusiasts and gardeners have struggled with the lack of a dedicated fer …

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A Plumeria Cutting is the tip of a branch cut from a donor plumeria, usually about 10"-18" long depending on the donor plumeria growing habit. Cuttings do not have roots, but have been allowed to callus (callusing allow the cutting to form a tissue that allows roots to grow) Florida Colors Nursery sells cuttings in the Spring and Summer months. Cutting need time to grow a sufficient root system to last them through their winter dormancy. Cuttings made specifically for grafting are called scio …