Plumeria......

Patience Milky ... :o))

I agree Amy.......lol

Lovely Maureen is that new leaves sprouting at the top, they say to mimic where plants naturally grow, I do know light has a lot to do with it, be it shade or the amount of light they get.. eg Passionflowers have to get at least 4 hours natural light.

Yes Sixpence This has to have at least 8 hours a day good strong sunlight

Thats great Maureen then, you will have to do what one chap use to do with his passionflowers, use a lamp if not enough strong light.

I think she needs a good talking too .... flower or else :-)

Believe me Dawn Ive tried it talked sweetly...swore at it as well, but its very stubborn Lol

You must be attracting stubborn things Maureen lol.

Let's hope it flowers soon, its certainly had a good Summer so no excuses, lol.

I m waiting Dawn for Maureen Flangipan to flower she has been waiting for that longer.

They say patience is a virtue ....

Yes they do and we gardeners have that , well at least most of us lol .

Good job I am patient This is its 4th year.......Lol

Lol Maureen bit like my Wisteria I ve waited comming up 12 years and nothing hope you don't have to wait that long.

OMG, 4 years waiting for Maureen and 12 years for Six.
If my wisteria doesnt flower next year, its 3rd year, its being cut right down to shock it, lol.

I ve even done that to mine last year and still nothing lol.

What patient gardeners we are........Lol

I ve given up now so might dig it up, if it will come out lol.

Milky:

The Plumeria is looking good. I hope it'll develop some flower spikes for you soon!

So do I Andy......Can you see the other one of your cuttings in the photo.....It seems to have got stuck at this........

Milky:

Maybe it hasn't developed many roots yet. Or maybe if the plants has been kept too wet the roots will die and keep trying to re-generate. It's really difficult to tell without seeing the conditions of the soil.

Trying to keep it just moist Andy til it really gets going.......

Milky:

Is the one with no leaves the Plumeria 'Plastic Pink' I sent you last year?
If so, I have planted the large branch that fell off my large Plumeria 'Plastic Pink' tree last year in the ground a couple months ago...and it still hasn't rooted or put out any leaves yet either.

I'll take photo to show you soon. : > )

Yes Andy that one of the cuttings The other one has developed fully and has a lovely set of leaves.....

Milky:

I'm not sure what's wrong with that Plastic Pink variety of Plumeria. Mine has never grown very well even though it's in the ground. This year it has many flower spikes and just started blooming last week. Although, it should have started blooming at least 2 months ago. It does look pretty good though even though it lost the large branch last year. I'll post a pic soon. : > )

Glad to see your Plumeria is still doing well Milky. Year 5 will be the magic year and it will flower for you I'm sure. Fingers crossed. :o)