Frangipani cultivation methods and precautions

Plumeria is an ornamental flower that many people like. They like to make it into a potted plant and grow it at home, but do you know how to grow plumeria? Do you know what to pay attention to when growing plumeria? If you don't know, you can follow the editor to find out.

Frangipani cultivation methods and precautions

1. How to plant frangipani

The plant frangipani does not have high requirements for soil. It is suitable for planting in loose soil containing more humus. The roots can be exposed in the pot when planting. After planting, place it indoors. It can be placed in low light after a week, and it can be moved to a sunny environment after two weeks.

2. Repotting of plumeria

Frangipani is a plant that grows particularly fast. It needs to be repotted once a year, and the time for repotting should be in spring. You can choose a porcelain pot with an entrance diameter of 30 cm. The potting soil can be prepared according to the ratio of 4 parts garden soil, 4 parts horse manure soil and 2 parts river sand. You also need to add 100 grams of cake fertilizer and 50 grams of bone meal to each pot. After repotting, water it thoroughly and place it indoors. It can be moved to a sunny place outdoors after half a month.

3. Maintenance of plumeria

Plumeria likes a humid environment, but is also afraid of waterlogging. Watering must be moderate, but there should be no water stains or accumulation. In spring, it should be watered every other day, and in summer, it should be watered every day. In summer, watering should be done in the morning or evening. Plumeria grows very slowly in winter, and its demand for water will also decrease at this time. It can be watered once every half a month.