Plumeria obtusa 'Singapore' - Singapore Plumeria

I have so many, many plants (way too many) that I don't have the room. lol.

So beautiful

Delonix:
This is my daughter's favourite flower. It would be wonderful to be able to grow this in a pot.
Any suggestions bout how to make a try?
The balcony faces west, lots of sun by afternoon, but is also submitted to strong winds during spring and autumn seasons, or summer storms.

Aleyna:

You have the perfect exposure. They love a hot exposure. They are pretty easy to grow from cuttings. This plant was originally grown from a cutting.

Delonix,
I'm not a gardener...I'm an amateur remember.
I've grown some plants from cuttings, but was pure luck.
Would you suggest me some site where i can find a way how to do it?

Aleyna:

It is very easy:

1. Get a cutting
2. Let it callous over for about 2 weeks or so
3. Plant cutting in a well-drained loose mixture in a small pot.
4. Keep it slightly moist until it starts growing new leaves
5. Keep cutting in semi-shade

It should start growing roots in a month or two.

I wont see blooms this year. Maybe next. Hoping for a rainy,mild temperature winter. With lots of snow in the Sierra's...lol,might as well wish for it all.