Thanks for the compliment @DavidLMo. So you have been in Holland.
@Gigiplumeria. I will keep them a big more dry as well than. And try to keep them more light. The funny thing though is that it are only 2 of them that are growing leggy. The others are much shorter.

I've found some great lights at home depot. Though not sure if available in the Netherlands.
Four 4ft T-12 full spectrum florescent grow lights.

They are working very well with full grown plumerias. Two have infos and now are start to branch.
Both plants now have two branches forming on opposite sides of the inflo.

I have them about 3 feet from the tops of the plumerias. Will post some updated pics soon

Your ten plumeria are due to be picked up today, Lucky. Ten pound box! You should get a tracking number from the USPS.

No Home Depot here in Holland. I will look if I can find something else on the Internet. Although I did put them in the windowsill now. So they already do get more light. Hope that also does help.

As you can see they are not all leggy. That is the funny thing.

Adeniumgirl said:Thanks for the compliment @DavidLMo. So you have been in Holland.
@Gigiplumeria. I will keep them a big more dry as well than. And try to keep them more light. The funny thing though is that it are only 2 of them that are growing leggy. The others are much shorter.

Was there ~2 weeks Willeke. (So glad that calendar time is not different due to metric system. )

The legginess does happen in a strange manner some time. I am growing some pomegranate from seed near a South window. ~ 10 have germinated so far. Most are ~ 1 1/2 " (4 cm) - one was ~ 3 +(8 cm). It keeled over and went to plant heaven.

The moisture level just after germination is a key contributor to damping off.

Good luck with your seedlings Willeke. Keep us posted!

2 weeks. Well I guess you have seen a lot than. Hope the weather was good.
As you can see only 2 are really leggy. The others are not bad. So I did put them in the light in the windowsill now. During the day they also do get more light. Now wait and see.

drdawg said:Your ten plumeria are due to be picked up today, Lucky. Ten pound box! You should get a tracking number from the USPS.

OT - 10 pounds or Plumeria. And 10 plants. Me thinks Lucky will have a jungle.

Adeniumgirl said:
As you can see only 2 are really leggy. The others are not bad. So I did put them in the light in the windowsill now. During the day they also do get more light. Now wait and see.

Just be sure to rotate the containers - probably every day.

Yes I will do that as much as possible. That will keep them straight. Thanks

No Home Depot here in Holland. I will look if I can find something else on the Internet. Although I did put them in the windowsill now. So they already do get more light. Hope that also does help.

DavidLMO said:

OT - 10 pounds or Plumeria. And 10 plants. Me thinks Lucky will have a jungle.

@Drdawg Thank you, will be looking forward to see them even though I have to wait till Spring time to root them, it's still exciting
Jungle? Yes, I already have a Jungle now. It's close to becoming an amazon! I already have 15 Plumerias, all different kinds

I would assume any light is always better than little to no light.

And in your climate these can stay outside over winter? 25 plumeria - wow.

Unfortunately no, I wish I could
But, I plan on planting almost all in the ground while in pots around the yard. I have a big backyard and front yard.
Except for the ones that I need to root.
I learned a lot this past growing season and most of what I learned came from this site and it's wonderful members

You must have a big house as well. Housing 15 mature (?) Plumeria is no easy task. Heck even if they are only a couple of feet tall - that is a lot of space.

All but 4 are sleeping for the winter right now.
I actually have an average single family home 1,100 sq ft. but my back yard is close to 1,300 sq ft and front yard is about 700 sq ft
Lots of places to put this lovely plants/trees for the growing season. I guess it helps when our growing season it a little longer being in he California Valley

My thoughts were more along the lines of them in the house. In my growing season, I too have a heck of a lot of stuff outdoors. I am challenged to bring it all in and more challenged to keep it mildly happy.