Plumeria rubra cv. PINK JACK, Frangipani

Plumeria Pink Jack – Grace in Shades of Pink

Plumeria Pink Jack is an exceptional tropical variety admired for its elegant blooms in delicate to vibrant shades of pink and its signature sweet, exotic fragrance. Combining refined beauty with abundant flowering, this cultivar is highly valued by collectors and enthusiasts of rare plumerias.

The graceful flower clusters of Pink Jack stand out beautifully against its rich green foliage, creating a harmonious display of tropical elegance. Under the right growing conditions, the plant blooms repeatedly throughout the warm season, with long-lasting flowers that retain their beauty for weeks.

Plumeria Pink Jack thrives in a sunny location with at least 6–8 hours of direct sunlight each day. It grows best in well-drained soil and should be watered moderately, allowing the growing medium to dry slightly between waterings. During winter dormancy, watering should be kept to a minimum.

Features

• Botanical Name: Plumeria rubra 'Pink Jack'
• Plant Type: Tropical ornamental plant
• Flower Color: Soft to vibrant pink shades
• Fragrance: Sweet, delicate, and tropical
• Blooming Season: Late spring through autumn
• Light Requirements: Full sun
• Watering: Moderate
• Winter Care: Bright, frost-free location with minimal watering

Why Choose Plumeria Pink Jack?

• Elegant flowers in beautiful shades of pink.
• Long-lasting and abundant blooms.
• Delightful tropical fragrance.
• Perfect for containers, patios, balconies, and conservatories.
• An excellent choice for collectors and lovers of exotic plants.

Plumeria Pink Jack captivates with its graceful beauty and romantic charm. This remarkable variety brings elegance, color, and tropical character to any home or garden, making it a standout addition to every plumeria collection.

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Our collection of Plumeria consists of over 70 different varieties. During the next 2-3 years we will offer each of them at the lowest price in Europe.

All plants offered are vegetatively propagated , 100% identical to the maternal plants. So we have a limited amount of material. Plumerias are propagated also by seeds, but usualy the colors and shape of the flowers of the resulting plants never resemble the parent, and most often have worthless flowers.

Vegetatively produced plants are very expensive worldwide. Therefore, we have gathered a large collection of varieties from which to multiply and to offer the plants at an affordable price.

Plumerias are succulents. This means that they are very easy to grow in pots and require minimal care to grow and bloom. They only need a very warm and bright place and sunshine as much as possible. Then, a little water and fertilizer from time to time is all they need. As long as you follow these simple rules:

1. Never over-water them. Never let water to collect in the padding underneath the pots. Even in the summer, nothing will happen to them if they do gete water a few days. In winter, watering every 2-3 weeks or more.

2 . In winter, keep them in a temperature no lower than 12 degrees Celsius. If you keep them on a south window and it's warm enough, you can water them properly and they will not fall into winter rest, but instead will grow and bloom in the winter and fill the room with fragrance. If the room is cool, keep them dry, the leaves will fall off and they will go dormant for the winter.

3 . During the summer, keep them outdoors in the sunniest spot. This will ensure flowering throughout the summer .