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Oct 13, 2016 6:14 PM CST

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The repotting probably resulted in most of the feeder roots being damaged or lost. I would recommend that you clip off the remaining leaves (and in the future if you attempt this again I would clip most of the leaves before starting the 'operation'). I predict that if enough roots were left the plant will rally.
You still have about a month or so before it would go dormant so I think it has enough time to recover.
Keep us posted!!
Oh - and pictures of the beautiful plumeria trees in your area would be great!

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