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I repotted the second plumeria today. It wasn't as muddy as the other one and still had lots of small roots alive. It was still pretty muddy especially toward the center of the rootball. So I had to wrestle a lot of LECA out of the roots. It was a little too wet to screen the soil so I just put it in a pot and will deal with it later.
So both plumerias are repotted and pruned. It seems that no one wants to trade cuttings with me, so I am going to send one to my friend Leigh and give the rest to whomever wants them.
Also potted up the peperomia cuttings and begonia cutting. The peperomia has been growing in water for like 2 years in the living room, and the begonia has been there since winter. I think I will keep those on the patio for now. When the begonia is bigger and established I will move it out into the yard, in the ground. When the weather gets cold the peperomia can come indoors.
What needs repotting:
sage (maybe repot, maybe put it in the ground?)
Figgy Smalls.
So both plumerias are repotted and pruned. It seems that no one wants to trade cuttings with me, so I am going to send one to my friend Leigh and give the rest to whomever wants them.
Also potted up the peperomia cuttings and begonia cutting. The peperomia has been growing in water for like 2 years in the living room, and the begonia has been there since winter. I think I will keep those on the patio for now. When the begonia is bigger and established I will move it out into the yard, in the ground. When the weather gets cold the peperomia can come indoors.
What needs repotting:
sage (maybe repot, maybe put it in the ground?)
Figgy Smalls.