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Ron ~ zone 6b ~ Ontario

As it turns out, my plumeria wintered over inside rather than a continual growth with leaves etc.  I looked at it this a.m. and noticed the tip is green with tiny growh.  Soooo, off it will go outside!  I think next winter, rather than take inside again, I will dig it up and store it in my shed.

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Okay Allison, I may move it inside.  I have only 1 spot.  Thanks maw, jbaby and Dorothy D.  All very good information.  If I move it inside, how often should I water?  Still not sure what to do but I know I need to make a decision soon.  Weather has been 70's 80's during the day, night has been 60's.  We may get colder weather soon.  Allison, I'm in zone 9a.

 

Here's the latest pic of my Plumeria.  I took it just a few minutes ago.   I previewed this first and pic was not attached.  It said pic too large 57. something but I resized it to 47.  don't know what happened but want you to see current pic of my Plumeria.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 Me I have been growing Plumira for years.

 I would trans plant it into new pot with a good draining soil.

I use Jungle Growth with 50 percent perlite mixed to slight moist for all potted plants inside and out. ' Plumeira gallery uses this too !' This way you can check the roots see how healthy if they need room .

What zone are you . If I recall it's warm there ?

 I would either let it grow or let it go dormant . Not both it will be so confused .

 If it is sunny and warm during the day 60 above it will be fine outside but if it goes under 60 at night where ever you put it garage/shed it's going to go dormant.

 Then March/April or after frost depending where you live when the nights and days are warm and ground is warm too  it will start coming back.

 What ever you decide to do dormant or grow !

> If you want it to go dormant no sense in bring it in and out.

  Most people do take them out of soil clean them off dry and place in non freezing dry area.     You can also cover it with a blanket. Hek you can take it then wrap in newspaper anything dry and stick it in a closet under your bed and where safe , dry, warm for the Winter !

  If you want to keep it in the pot just put in warm , non freezing area let soil dry out no need to water it they can rot if it gets cold , cover it .

  >> If you are in zone and want to keep it growing . I'd re-pot with large pot, new soil mix I mentioned above. These plants if in the right zone and environment do not go dormant. they bloom year round in Hawaii where their from ! to bad you don't have a window or corner grow light ! We live in a mobile home not many or any sunny windows either. Last night here was in 50's and will be just about all week even tho days are sunny 70's to 80's begin of next week out dinning room table is covered with Desert rose plants and new rare Elephant ears with a window and grow light rigged over them . No other plant to put them. We had to do this last year also . I could let my Desert Rose go dormant but want them to bloom year round ! they seem to take so long to grow roots and leaves in Spring. Our garden helpers trans planted my largest one Saturday it's in a mega Hugh pot ! I must get the picture out of the camera it has grown so much ! These are in the same family as Plumeiras !

 Our plants are all grown in the ground we are zone 9/10.

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Hi Frilly,

To find out how to add more pictures, please go to FAQS, and look at Al's updated info on photos and how to upload them.  This was just updated yesterday, and is very easy to follow.  If I can help further, PLMK.  Have a good day,

Your gardening friend, maw

you also give it a drink of water about once a month too,am i right Preciousjoy?

It's a better idea to leave it in the pot with the soil and transplant in the spring.  If the shed is going to be cold it is better to cover it somehow or bring it inside  and remove the leaves and put it in a closet out of the way until spring.  My hubby has a rubbermaid shed that is as cold as the temps outside so this is not a good place for the plumeria.

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I want to add another pic of my Plumeria but I'm not sure how.  I wanted you to see it from various views.  Oh well, help out there?