Re: advice please

I am assuming Plumeria sp.

Let it dry out some and allow the cut ends to dry out/heal/seal etc..
Alternatively seal with wax or some fungicide.  Then plant in a very well
draining (all most all large sand volcanic cinders, etc) and keep on the
dry side until it roots and new top growth appears.  Problem is the stems
often rot.  When established really well repot into standard medium and
water as needed...

MTF

>     Need some help with two things please  -   The best way to root
>frangipani  from a cutting - the parent plant has kicked the bucket so
>this is a  salvage job.    Is there any chance of Echium fastuosum
>surviving the winter in my garden ( outer London, south facing wall) ? The
>foliage is beautiful and it has made a large bush but it is yet to flower
>.I  knew I was mad to buy it but you have to try these things.   Thanks  


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