534 results for 'PLUMERIA'

Phosphorus – too much of a good thing(Post)

Phosphorus – too much of a good thingWhy we use a balanced fertilizer and not a bloom buster, the fact is, high phosphorus levels in fertilizer do not promote more bloom, and it’s very possible the ...

The Moragne Collections(Page)

Fifty years ago, a dedicated amateur made the first controlled crosses of these fragrant tropicals.   Richard A. Criley & Jim LittlePublished April 01, 1991 Plumerias, which are nativ ...

Seed Starter Kit Instructions (Page)

As always, we are pleased to share our experiences and technology! Plumeria Seed Starter Kit After several years of experimenting with various media and products for germinating and growing seedlin ...

Why Use Excalibur Boost(Page)

Excalibur BOOST Plumeria Fertilizer (10-12-14 with micronutrients) Excalibur BOOST Fertilizer, our latest introduction with an NPK of 10-12-14 designed specifically for plumeria. Excalibur BOOST is ...

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Why Use Bioblast(Page)

The Future of Plumeria Health Is Here.  Bioblast is more than a fertilizer 7-7-7 NPK, it's a Plant Food & Biostimulant. Bioblast is innovation for your plumeria or other plants an ...

How to Spot Nutrient Deficiency Symptoms(Page)

  When we walk through the woods, we rarely see plants or trees showing nutrient deficiency symptoms. There are several reasons for this. One, the trees are generally growing in their nati ...

Purchasing Potting Soil(Page)

Purchasing Potting Soil It is important to buy potting soil without added fertilizers, moisture retention materials, insecticides, or weed killers for several reasons: Control over Nutrient Man ...

What is the difference between Cultivars and Varieties(Page)

What's the difference between Cultivars and Varieties? It is important to use the right terms the right way (at least most of the time). Variety and cultivar are two terms often abused by gardeners ...

Newsletter Signup and Notifications Preferences(Page)

Newsletter Signup and Notifications Preferences  If you would like to connect with Florida Colors Nursery Plumeria Community please complete the form below to subscribe or to update your curr ...

Why use Carl Pool Root Activator(Page)

Carl Pool's Root Activator is a 100% natural product which safely promotes regeneration of roots through increased elongation rates. Root Activator stimulates fast root growth, reduces transplant sho ...

Using Soil and Soil Mixes(Page)

Well prepared garden soil is great for growing Plumeria in the ground but when it comes to growing Plumeria in containers, it needs to be improved or changed as the roots grow and use up the nutrient ...

Periodic Table of Nutrients and Deficiencies(Page)

Periodic Table of Crop Nutrients 17 nutrients are essential for plant health. Optimal yields can only be produced when all these nutrients are in proper supply. According to the Law of Minimum, if o ...

When do I need to worry about Frost(Page)

Freezing is really bad for your plumeria, but frost can do some severe damage also. One method we use is to turn the sprinklers on before sunrise and allow them to run until the frost has gone from o ...

What to do about Frost(Page)

Freezing is really bad for your plumeria, but frost can do some severe damage also. One method we use is to turn the sprinklers on before sunrise and allow them to run until the frost has gone our ...

Why Use Vitazyme(Page)

Vitazyme Vitazyme - Organic Biostimulant Concentrate - 1 liter - For home use 1/2 tsp./gallon of water for watering-in and 1 oz/gallon of water for garden foliar applications.  Can be tank mi ...

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Privacy Policy Florida Colors Plumeria is committed to privacy and security for all of our clients. Because we respect your right to privacy, we have developed a Privacy Statement as indicated ...

Growing Media(Page)

The production of greenhouse crops involves a number of cultural inputs. Among these, perhaps the most important is the type of growing medium used. Due to the relatively shallow depth and limited vo ...