Plumeria rubra 'Sorbet Ripple'
Frangipani 'Sorbet Ripple'
Early Autumn 2016
10
- 8
Early Autumn 2016
8
- 7


Plumeria rubra 'Sorbet Ripple'
Early Autumn 2016
10
Early Autumn 2016
8

Planted from cutting in spring 15.

Sounds lovely. #cutting #frangipani

#advice @latebloomer Frangipani's can be tough to root and even tougher to leave alone. I have found success with this way - Get a clean cut from the mother plant, try to get a cutting that is between 8 inches and a foot long. Then let the cutting end heal dry for at least 2 weeks. When planting the extra length will help with keeping the cutting upright. I planted this one 6 inches deep. Now the tough part. Leave it alone for 2 weeks. Then start to water once a week till leaves appear.

@latebloomer the colour is plnk and yellow

@latebloomer It would depend on the strength of the sunlight? I have a northwest facing balcony and it gets full summer sun in summer so i cant put mine out there, the succulents love it though. Frangipani's can suffer sunburn. So it will depend alot on if you feel your plant can take the heat

@latebloomer happy to help. The only inane question is an unasked one. :)

#propagation #cuttings #propagation-frangipani
The parent plant I took my cutting off in flower
Gotta love #frangipani
#yellow #pink
Sorbet Ripple is a beautiful variety. I have
I have one in the front garden and the flowers look great from the front and underneath
Although the scent is not strong
@nej less scent is fine with me. Flowers set my hay fever off. Hence my love of succulents
Oh the pleasure and the pain