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Why Excalibur(Post)
Why Create Excalibur? After trying every fertilizer you can think of and searching for Fertilizers specifically formulated for Plumeria and not finding anything worth using, we decided we h ...
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 ...
Why Create Excalibur Plumeria Fertilizer(Post)After trying every fertilizer you can think of and searching for Fertilizers specifically formulated for Plumeria and not finding anything worth using, we decided we had to have a professional com ...
What is the difference between Plumeria Cuttings, Rooted Plumeria and Grafted Plumeria(Post)A Plumeria Cutting is the tip of a branch cut from a donor plumeria, usually about 10"-18" long depending on the donor plumeria growing habit. Cuttings do not have roots, but have been allowed to ...
Excalibur 11-11-13 Fertilizer Application Rates(Post)Excalibur 11-11-13 with Micros....Application RatesFERTILIZING TIP: When you apply fertilizer, spread a layer of soil on top of the fertilizer or mix in with the top two inches of soil. This allows t ...
JOURNEY THRU HISTORY(Post)Take a journey with Florida Colors Nursery covering 30 plus years of promoting and propagating plumeria starting Feb 1st, 2020, thru April 24th, 2020. Experience this fascinating journey th ...
Plumeria Care Regimen(Post)I would like to share our vision of the best Plumeria care regimen for all plumeria growers. I hope the following helps you with your goals and plans for 2017.The goal is to know what, when and why, ...
Starting with "P"(Page) Plumeria Fertilization & Nutrition(Page)Plumeria Fertilization & Nutrition Plumeria fertilization is the term used when supplying elements to the environment around the plumeria. Nutrition refers to the plumeria needs and uses ...
Phosphorus – too much of a good thing(Page)Phosphorus fallacies – too much of a good thing By Carolyn Elgar It is natural for rosarians to do everything they can to keep their plants producing healthy blooms as often as possible. If w ...
Understanding Fertilizers(Page)Understanding Fertilizers by Tex Norwood I’ve always been interested in developing a better fertilizer to use on plumeria and I love research and experimenting. After I started growing Plumeri ...
What Nutrients are needed for Plumeria (Page)Nutrients for Plumeria Sixteen chemical elements are known to be important to a plant's growth and survival. The sixteen chemical elements are divided into two main grou ...
How to Spot Nutrient Deficiency Symptoms(Page)Plumeria Nutrient Deficiencies Not all plumeria problems are caused by insects or diseases. Sometimes an unhealthy plumeria is suffering from a nutrient deficiency or even too much of any one nutrie ...
Garden Myth(Page)Bloom Booster – Fertilizer Nonsense #5 By Robert Pavlis on July 6, 2015 Bloom Boosters are said to increase the number of flowers on your plant. Nonsense. They don’t work, a ...
Why Use Excalibur Plumeria Fertilizer(Page)Follow this link for all sizes offered: /plumeria-fertilizer/ Excalibur VI (6 month controlled release) /excalibur-6-month-plumeria-fertilizer/ Excalibur IX (9 month controlled rele ...
Excalibur Plumeria Fertilizer©(Page)For even more information about Florida Colors Nursery's Excalibur Plumeria Fertilizer visit Excalibur Plumeria Fertilizer's website. Excalibur Plumeria Fertilizer© is a custom mixed ...
Plumeria Care(Page)How to take care of your Plumeria / Frangipani Plumeria, also known as Frangipani or Hawaiian lei flower, is an exotic tropical plant that is easy to grow. It can be easily maintained as a small tre ...
About Us(Page)About Florida Colors Nursery Founded in 1976, Florida Colors Nursery has been an integral part of the plumeria community ever since, with a rich history and an exciting future. We have grown from a ...
Plumeria Seed Growing Supplies(Page) What soil pH is best for Plumeria(Page)Soil pH Plumeria will survive in a wide range of soil pH. From our experience over the last 40 years we have found the best pH for plumeria the thrive is 6.5 - 7.0. (a measure of the acidity or ...
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Chiang Mai Rainbow Plumeria
Jungle Jack Collection
- Availability:
- Usually: Ships in 5-7 business days
- Flower Color:
- Multi-Color
- Flower Fragrance:
- Lemon
- Flower Size:
- 3"
- Growing Habit:
- Average (12"-24" per yr)