My Plumeria rubra 'Plastic Pink' has broken branches due to rare, severe rain storm

I guess you'll just stick them in a pot and have even more then!

Meanie:

Yes, the cuttings need to callus over for a week or so...then they can be planted. I'm going to have many cuttings to start because my large Plumeria 'Samoan Fluff' blew over today and 3 little branches broke also.

So out of all bad things, some good can come!

Meanie:

Pretty much. I preferred the branches didn't break...however, it was huge asset to receive the tremendous amounts of beneficial rain on Tuesday. It should prevent major firestorms which we can get from Oct - Feb. from the very hot, dry San Ana Winds.

Oh no Not again Andy......What a shame......Still more stocl for you.....

Sorry that should have read stock......ooops

Milky:

I know, the large branch broke last year in the wind...this year it's our extremely rare heavy rains. I can never win! LOL! :>)

It will be interesting to see how the rare, heavy rains effect the flora in your area Andy; you may see some flowers (and weeds ) that are new to you!

Rbtkew:

It starting to green up with the usual plants/weeds we see here in January or February. I've never seen green wild grass in my yard in October or around San Diego for that matter. :>)