Welcome All Plumeria and Tropical Plant Lovers,

You are about to be introduced to the first step-by-step plumeria care guide on how to grow plumerias, also called frangipani, successfully from cuttings, rooted and unrooted, and seeds to flowering plants with vibrant colorful blooms. Each step is explained to you in detail with easy to follow explanations and descriptions.

My name is Bob Walsh. I have been growing plumerias for more than 10 years in Chicago, USA, which is plant hardiness zone 5. What started out as a hobby turned into passion for  these exquisite tropical plants.

After experimenting for many years with different soil mixes, fertilizers, foliar feeding techniques, cuttings, seeds, rooted plants, fungicides, insecticides, and more, I discovered successful growing techniques for plumerias outside their native subtropical and tropical climates.

Subtropical and tropical regions of the world have their own built-in advantages and benefits  that provide the ideal climates and conditions for growing these beautiful plants. The growing techniques I developed can be applied to all climates in the world as far north as Alaska, and including tropical and subtropical regions.

Family and friends encouraged me to share the knowledge I gained with others.                     The result is my one of a kind step-by-step plumeria plant care guide 'How To Grow Plumeria - Frangipani Anytime Anywhere!'.

This plumeria care book teaches you step-by-step....

• What to look for when purchasing plumerias as cuttings and/or plants.
  

• What is the best potting mix when planting plumeria cuttings.

• How to apply the Egg Method CORRECTLY to your plumeria cuttings to cut the rooting time significantly & have roots AND inflorescenses develop simultaneously.

• What tools you need ready when you plant your new cuttings.
  

• What is the best potting mix for plumeria seeds.

• How to plant the seeds to expect a high germination rate.

• How to grow seedlings after you successfully germinated plumeria seeds.
  

• How to grow and flower plumeria plants during a January blizzard.

• Which fertilizer to use for BEST stem growth, budding, and flowering of your plumeria plant. 
  

                                                                                                                                                                                                                                   

• What is the importance of seaweed and HOW to use it to achieve the best growth and most vibrant flowers.
  

• What foliar feeding is....and why it is so important.
  

• What to add to your foliar feeding solution to greatly enhance the growth of your plants.

• How to prune plumerias.
  

• What flowering plants make great companion plants to enhance the beauty of your plumerias.

• Why do the flowers look different in different weather conditions.

• Organic insect and disease control.
  

• Which are the best grow lights to use for tropical flowers and flowering plants, including plumeria plants.
  

• Popular cultivars separated by dominant colors.

• Who are reputable retailers when purchasing cuttings and/or plants.

• Meaning of the flowers in different cultures.

• Legendary uses of plumeria plants.
  

• Different names of plumerias in different countries.

• Medicinal studies with plumerias.

• The members of the Apocynaceae and Asclepiadaceae family.

• And much more....

I take you by the hands and guide you step-by-step from planting your cuttings, plants and seeds to enjoying your flowering plants. Whether you choose to apply the egg method or the traditional method, BOTH methods are described step-by-step supported by many pictures.

Testimonial Bob, I have been growing plumerias in Central Connecticut (zone 6) for 20 years. I have rooted scores of cuttings. Recently, though, I lost 2 of the 4 Scott Pratt, and the remaining two hadn't done anything for two months. I then tried the egg method >>> big fat white roots in what seemed like no time! Thanks for spreading the knowledge of the egg method around. James....................Connecticut (zone 6)

                                                                                      

The following picture shows one cutting of 'Celadine' planted on March 19, 2011.

Each of the three branches developed one inflorescence during the rooting process.

On June 2, 2011 the first flower opened.

Now it is possible, thanks to the Egg Method, which is included with step-by-step instructions in this book, to have inflorescence(s) and roots develop at the same time without sacrificing either one.

Testimonial Bob,   I just looked through my recently purchased copy of your plumeria book. It appears to be the best book I have ever seen on plumerias, covering far more information and providing in-depth details and explanations throughout the entire book. Christy....................Texas

The collage below shows some of my plumerias growing and flowering in Chicago, plant hardiness zone 5. These plumerias are grown exactly the same way as described in my frangipani book.

The following picture is of one cutting of 'Mimi's Home Pride' which, according to the owner of the mother tree, is extremely difficult to root and may take six to nine months to root, even on Hawaii.

The picture below shows the successful rooting of one 'Puu Kahea' cutting that was planted using the Egg Method in fall of 2010.                On day 39 the cutting had developed a healthy root system.

• Bonus Gift #1 - Recording forms for plumerias started from seeds
  

• Bonus Gift #2 - Recording forms for plumerias started from cuttings

• Bonus Gift #3 - Recording forms for rooted plumerias.

• Bonus Gift #4 - Recording forms for the description of your plumerias.

• NOTE - These recording forms can be used for ALL your plants.
  

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