Grafting Frangipani/Plumeria 

I have asked Dennis to come on and answer your questions. He is the presenter.

Your cameraman is terrible it’s ridiculous I’m seasick

I grafted six varieties of scions on a plumeria tree planted in a pot. Almost all took. The blood red one blooms later than others. I have different flowers and fragrance during the season. Now I have over 7 varieties of these plants. I have been doing all these grafts not only on plumeria but also Avocados, pears, peaches and plums. Your video has reinforced my desire to graft multiple variety on a root stock. Thanks.

Me gustaría la explicación en Español😢😢 la verdad entiendo muy poco , para seguir exactamente todo exacto

Thanks for your excellent video. I like your various grafting techniques even though I can understand about 45% of your accent. 👍

What do I do if the lower base of my plumeria is rotting. But the top part is okay. Can I cut and repot.

The coolest thing is that he goes through 3 kinds of grafting techniques; the straight cut, the diagonal cut, and the ‘V” graft. Yes, I watched just for the “V” graft. However, he shows how to use a skinny piece of wood during the first grafting ( straight cut) to hold the plant still during the cutting stage which is helpful. But an awesome pro Thai technique is shown during the “V” graft. It’s called a “stirrup” and it can really keep those grafted pieces together much more effectively for a successful graft! Thank you so much for this FANTASTIC VIDEO!!!🏆

watching from mam malo

Can you graft into the side of the trunk instead of lopping off the top? I have seen this done with fruiting trees, and wonder if it will work with Plumeria.

great ,informative video thanks....but i have a Question if i may....can one do a lateral graft on them....i mean to add a side branch with out looseing the top ?

Which time or season is best for plumeria graft

I know he knows what he is doing but I just died a little with that first cut.

Great video

Excelente!!.

What's the purpose of the graph? Is it to mix a new color with the plants existing color? Sayyyyy....the plant is pink and the graph piece is yellow. Does this mean it will bloom pink and yellow flowers the following year? Or, does it mean just the branch you are graphing will bloom in yellow (without any pink involved)?

Have you ever used grafting to create a fork? i.e. two new branches from a single branch.

This feels like a dumb question, but do I have to wait till I have an established plant before I graft? i.e. can I have 4 cuttings, 1 fairly big piece for the base with 3 for the cutting. Do the grafting and then plant them all together?

What a great beginner videos. I live in Los Angeles, California USA. The average temperature is usually about degrees. 75. Question?? When is the earliest time I can get started grafting? Is there a deadline for grafting plumeria here in Los Angeles? Thanks again for your time/help. Best James

Very nice video good information 👍 thanks for sharing sir

What does Robin William's know about plumerias? The 🙂

This is so cool. I wish I had more than one kind of this plumeria. Where is a good place to find them? Reasonable priced. Locals want $50 for 4. Not doing that.

Hi can you please tell me how I can create new colors. Thanks

The worst enemy of your graft is ALWAYS wind! Wind will dry out the graft joint or break a newly grafted branch. If you live in an area with super dry spring winds like Southern California, keep them wrapped for a couple of months. If moisture gets in under the tape you can take the tape off and let it dry for a few hours and re-wrap it after a hour to prevent moisture rot. Also, keep your grafts short(5-8 inches) and they have a better chance of surviving, since there is less area to feed. And I also use cutting compound on the cut wound after unwrapping to keep it from drying out/shrinking and healing without scars. Always wrap your graft tight. If you use short grafts you don’t have to use zip ties. And I cover the graft section with heavy brown paper the first few week to keep the joint from cooking, drying out, and rotting.

I am in Dehradun North India.

Does anybody have a video of an actual tree that has been grafted that has different flower colors pruven overtime got to change to whatever the rootstock was?

Is that scotch tape you used to wrap the cut together

शानदार 👍

Hi, on the second graft. Can I know what root stock did you use ?

on the angle slices, why not hold them together with the stick pins instead of the zip ties while you put the tape on

Is he speaking english?? Cant understand anything!

I'm sure it was an informative video, but I gave up after about 3 minutes. That herky-jerky camera was giving me motion sickness. Put the damned camera on a tripod next time!

Very professional