Mr. Savage Bag Roots His Plumeria Cuttings 

I like the idea for the bags you used!

I just bag rooted a couple callused cuttings with your video. Ive never been so excited to forget about something lol. It’s on my covered lanai here in Central Florida. Thank you for such a helpful video. Hopefully I’ll have a great update in a few weeks!

Beautiful.

Great info, I’m new to plumerias. I learned a lot. Only advice is to maybe edit each step so it’s not so drawn out. Lengthy. Not a complaint- just advice. Thanks again, Cheers.

Entertaining video but I think people think the more tricks or steps the more success. i lived in hawaii over 50 years and now am in Florida. I have lost only 1 tree in all these years. I have currently over 300. I also grow from the seed and have many unusual colors and shapes, also aroma. The seedlings is where you get the surprise colors and smells. Half or more of the time the plant that grows from seed looks nothing like the mother the seed pod was from. I usually get blossoms from seedlings the 2nd or 3rd year, but some people wait 4 to 6 years. I never saw wrapping the branch in plastic wrap to get it to callous. I lay mine in the carport or under a shady tree for a week or less and they are good to go. My brother would plant his cuttings wet straight from the tree into the ground and had about a 97% success rate. He never took time to dry them. The only reason for the callous is to lessen the chance of rot if you put a fresh cut branch into moist soil, so once the bottom is dry it's good. Also i don't do any special treatment to get them rooted. I take a plastic tub or even the plastic boxes you can buy anywhere, (cheapest is flea market), or even a bucket, and put about 3 inches of any soil or sand handy, and just stick them in as many as it will hold. You just need to be sure the bottom is in contact with the soil, and that you keep the soil moist, not wet. Within a couple weeks they always have roots. i just keep the pinks with the pinks , white with white, and yellow with yellow, so if I sell the customer knows what he is getting. The seedlings when about 3 inches high are put in small pots with no special soil. It has all worked for me, in fact if I have no tub or plastic box handy, i just lean against any tree or wall of house with only about an inch deep soil covering the bottom. Often i just stand somewhere in the garden temporarily without burying the bottom, and when i go back in a couple weeks usually they have roots good to pot or place in yard. Also if someone cuts down their plumeria you can take take all the pieces and start them. Take even the biggest pieces like the trunk. They will root with tons of branches.. Sometimes people complicate things.

Where do you place them after you bagged those and in what temperature; shaded area or sunshades? Did you callus in saran wrap after you cut off from the tree or they came like that when you purchased? Do open to check sometimes or leave until you see the roots? I am curious. They're looking great.

Is your medium pre moistened & that's why you use so lil water from the spray bottle! I'm so nervous at the moment I just bag rooted 25 and I put alot more water in my bags than you did im so worried! I was also worried at the fact that my medium was so much soil on the bottom and all the perlite on top! I used cactus soil so hopefully that will be more ok that I used more water than you did, & possibly that i live in palm springs area in Southern California! im truly so worried at the moment I have struggled like crazy with this plant as well praying for success at the moment so if you respond to me that would be truly so amazing of you but if you can't or don't notice this message I totally understand especially with having kids and life in general but if you do thank you so much in advance!! Your video is amazing and if my bagged one's don't make it I will try your way next but if you think this will be bad and get back to me then I will start over completely I just finished my bag rooting cuttings today 4-28-2021

Did the cutting that you put in nothing but perlite did it root?

I’m getting ready to root a few cuttings I took from our tree that’s been growing indoors for 10years here in idaho. Im super excited to get these rooted. Is your rooting medium dry dry or pre moistened? Will this method work on for my cuttings that I have been letting callus without the plastic wrap method. Just air drying it? Thank you.

Do you place the bags directly on the heat mat for the duration of rooting? Also, do you have to rehydrate the soil if it dries out?

Soooo glad I found this video. Just bought couple of cuttings and I planted it already (2 weeks) can I take it out and do this? Also, where do you leave this while waiting to root? It’s about 75-100 degrees where I’m at :)

do you wet the soil in the bag before you put the cutting?

Hello, is one little spray of water enough to root in all that medium? I just followed your video and crossing my fingers now!

Good video. So you don't really need any water except the spritz to promote rooting? Wow. This saves alot of space seems cool and manage temps. Thanks.

Hey Mr. Savage. mahalo. I've tried the plastic wrap but noticed on your video that the center layer is white as the part that swells, however a few cuttings I have purchased looked ok when I wrapped them but now have changed color (the center). Is this normal? It's only been 5 days and I don't see any change except for the discoloration. I have been trying to grow plumerias for 40 years and fail every year. I pot them up for others and their's grows. So I have tried 40 different ways and can't keep them past one year. I am obsessed to be successful. So what should I do?

How long can you leave it in the bag

Mr Savage - or anyone - is there a limit to how 'large' a cutting can be, to get rooted and then planted (in the ground). I am in Southern CAL. I was given about 6 -8 big cuttings, practically full/medium branches from a 12' tall really old and beautiful plumeria tree. My cuttings are each about 3-5 feet long, and each has about 2-5 mini-branches of their own that are each about 1-2 feet (the mini branches). Can I root, and then plant, the whole 4-foot tall branch cutting (heavily staked so it does not fall down).

How long it takes for tha callus? Its amazing... Please reply

Hello!. Do you have a follow-up video?

Can I leave it in the bag until next spring? thanks

So how did they turn out....?

how can I get those varieties of plumeria??

What water you spray

Yo!

Really that’s easy I think I kill mine too much water 🥲🥲🥲🥲

Can I have some of your plumerias roosters

I "liked" the video and each person has their own way of rooting these things, but you don't use rooting hormone? I thought that was rather important. Almost as important as hormones are to a professional body builder! No, only kidding, ha ha.

Way too much distractions kids in the background could not hear you very well start to watch another video that you made and was disappointing you cannot hear you