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Why Create Excalibur Plumeria Fertilizer(Post)

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) /excalibu ...

Excalibur The Best Plumeria Fertilizer(Page)

Excalibur - Only the Best Fertilizer for your Plumeria.  Follow this link for all sizes offered: /excalibur/ Excalibur VI (6 month controlled release) /excalibur-6-month-plumeria-fer ...

What soil pH is best for Plumeria(Page)

Soil pH Plumeria will survive in a wide range of soil pH, but that doesn't mean they will thrive. Growing plumeria for over 40 years and experimenting with pH levels, we have found for us the be ...

The Impact of Air Temperature on Plumeria(Page)

The Impact of Air Temperature on Plumeria Water, Humidity, Fertilizers, Insects, and Diseases Air temperature plays a critical role in the growth and overall health of Plumeria plants. It influence ...

Using Soil and Soil Mixes(Page)

Well prepared garden soil is great for growing Plumeria in the ground but when it comes to growing Plumeria in containers, it needs to be improved or changed as the roots grow and use up the nutrient ...

Fall Care for Plumeria(Page)

About Frost and Freeze Damage Freezing is really bad for plumeria, but frost can do some severe damage also. One method we use is to turn the sprinklers on before sunrise and allow them to r ...

Garden Myth(Page)

Bloom Booster – Fertilizer Nonsense #5 By Robert Pavlis on July 6, 2015 Bloom Boosters are said to increase the number of flowers on your plant. Nonsense. They don’t work, a ...

How to Soak Plumeria Seeds(Page)

Soaking Plumeria Seeds Soaking plumeria seeds before planting is a tried-and-true technique that can help improve germination rates and reduce the time it takes for the seeds to sprout. By providing ...

Plumeria Characteristics(Page)

Plumeria Characteristics This page describes general observations and characteristics of cultivars of genus Plumeria. The plumeria genus is composed of five or more species although nearly all cul ...