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Note that the plan calls for nailing a 3/4-inch strip onto the boards which are the ends of the house. This makes the 11 1/2-inch lumber the full 12 1/4 inches necessary to make the rooms 6 x 6 inches. Any less space per room will discourage martins and encourage sparrows.
Plumeria are easy to take care of. Many people over the last few years have joined the ranks of Plumeria owners because of thier beauty, frangrance and ease of care. Every now and then you do need to give your plant a spring cleaning to keep it in tip top shape. Follow the tips below and you will have Plumeria Trees to be proud of. Repotting: After the first year or two, that 4-6 inch pot your Plumeria plants started in will be too small to sustain vigorous growth. A 10-inch or even larger pot will sustain your plumeria for the next few years. Choose a good commercial potting soil and mix in a good drainage material like Perlite or sand. Add a little extra organic matter as well. Teas Plumeria Mix or Teas Rose Bed Mix make this very easy for you. You can also mix your own by combining 30% Perlite, 35% soil and 35% sand. Mix in a little Osmocote 14-14-14 pellets or other time-release fertilizer if you wish. Remember to provide fresh soil every year. |
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