Plumeria seedlings moved outdoors.

looking good alex

Thanks Yorkshire, I'm going to have to put them in bigger pots soon....I want them to get used to being outdoors first.

You lucky ### Alex!

Why thank you darling....;o)))))

Im so impressed! They look very healthy, as do the peonies.

Thanks Tet, it's still a job because I bring them in every night. Soon it will be warm enough to leave them out at night as well.

And here's me thinking you had balmy nights all year round lol!

lol...you sound like you write romance novels.

Its sounds like Reservoir Dogs when I talk about slug hunting, and Im a serial killer when I find them, and a thwarted psychopath when they eat my plants!

lol......;o)

Your Plumeria seedlings are looking good!!!

Yeap....but my Plumeria cutting doesn't look so good!

Alexandramou:

Plumeria obtusa 'Singapore' can be a little difficult to start. Remember the soil needs to be kept very dry until it starts to grow. Also, it needs warm to hot conditions.

Wet soil or even slightly damper soil almost always causes Plumeria cuttings to rot and die. My large Plumeria cuttings are starting to grow and the soil is very dry and in full sun.