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Mar 4, 2011 9:36 AM CST
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Name: Lee Anne Stark
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I have 3 Plumeria, 2 from seeds and one from a cutting. They're all 4 years old now. When do they bloom?
The first 3 years I let them go dormant for the winter due to space issues. This winter I found them a home and they are growing happily...I replaced the fluorescent light in my bathroom with a grow light Big Grin
They've all got multiple branches...yet I've never seen a bloom...is there anything I need to be doing to encourage blooming?
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Mar 5, 2011 5:15 AM CST

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Give them as much warmth and sunshine as possible.
The cutting can bloom anytime, the seedlings will likely take 3-4 years.
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