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The pot size will limit how large your plumeria can grow. Your pot will also need drainage holes on the bottom so that water doesn't pool on the bottom and rot your cutting. Even if you plan on transplanting the plumeria outdoors, you should start the cutting in a pot indoors. Each plumeria cutting will need a separate pot. Look for a potting soil that is labeled as fast-draining online or at a gardening store. Thoroughly mix the perlite and potting soil together so that they are well incorporated. Fill the pot 1 inch (2.5cm) from the brim to give the cutting enough medium to grow in and to prevent overflow when you water. Fast-draining potting mix will prevent mold and fungus from forming on your cutting. The water that you put in the pot should drain out of its drainage holes on the bottom. If the water doesn't drain, you'll need to use a lighter, more porous potting mixture. If you want, you can add 1 part vermiculite to the potting mixture to aid with drainage. While not necessary, root growth hormone will help initial roots grow from your cutting. You can purchase powdered rooting hormone online or at a gardening store. Dip the cut end of the cutting into a cup of water first, then dip it into the root growth hormone powder so that 12 inches (2.55.1cm) of the cutting is covered in the powder. Dipping the cutting in water first will help the growth powder stick to your cutting. Push the cut end of the cutting into the soil in the center of the pot. Add more potting mix to the top of the soil to help hold the cutting in place. Pack the soil down around the cutting to make sure that it doesn't move or shift as the roots grow. Pushing the cutting 34 inches (7.610.2cm) into the soil will give the roots enough room to grow. to support large cuttings. If your cutting is too large and falling over, you can use a stake to keep it straight in the pot. Plant a stake deep into the soil in the pot. Then, attach the stake to the cutting with wire or string. This will help hold the cutting in place as the roots form. It typically takes a plumeria 4-8 weeks to take root. Place the pot on a seedling mat to increase soil temperature and encourage the roots to grow. You'll know that it's growing when you start to see new buds grow on the top of the cutting. Plumeria should be kept in temperatures above 60F (16C).

summary: Purchase a 1 gallon (3.8l) or larger pot for each cutting. Fill a pot with 2 parts perlite and 1 part fast-draining potting soil. Pour water on the soil to dampen it. Dip the tip of the cutting into root growth hormone, if desired. Push the cutting 34 inches (7.610.2cm) into the soil in the pot. Add stakes Put the plumeria in a warm place and wait for it to take root.

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When we try to be someone that we're not, it adds tons of stress, guilt, and unhappiness to our lives. We can hope all we want to be a different person than we are, but that's not really how people work! You just have to be yourself and embrace the person that you are. Don't worry about what other people say or what they want you to be. It's not their life: it's yours. Life is all about getting to do things that bring you joy. When you live life really well, you perfectly balance doing the hard stuff, the fun stuff, and the stuff that helps others. Of course, some of us tend to focus too much on the hard stuff or we forget to take time out for ourselves. You have to pursue the things that make you happy, regardless of what other people think, or you will never feel fulfilled. Sometimes you need quiet time to focus on your own problems and decompress. It can be hard, in the loud mess that is life, to find time for this but it is very important for your own happiness and ability to handle the tough stuff in life. Try taking a weekend away at the library to read and relax. Sit alone for lunch sometimes to get away from the drama. Helping others is one of the most powerful things we can do to give ourselves a sense of fulfillment and peace. Helping others give us a purpose and lets us feel like we accomplished something great. If you find that nothing else in life is giving you a sense of peace, try helping people in serious need. You can volunteer at a local soup kitchen or at your local community center, tutoring for adult literacy classes. Having a goal that you can work for can really help when you're feeling lost and aimless. Really, what's the point in life if you don't have something to work towards, right? Find something that you want for yourself and then figure out what you have to do to pursue it. You'll find a zen-like peace when you're working with all your soul devoted to a single goal. Have you always wanted to learn how to play the piano maybe? Maybe what you really want to do is have a child?

summary: Be yourself. Pursue what makes you happy. Take time out for yourself. Help others. Create goals.

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Let the base layer dry. Let the first coat dry. Then apply a second coat. You can also cut sponges to create points and edges to use for adding details. Small, pointed brushes for painting fine details. Medium, pointed brushes for larger strokes. Large brushes for filling in larger, pre-outlined sections. Specialized brushes for more complex designs.
summary: Consider painting the entire face or body with a light-colored base coat first. Lessens the paint's intensity and shade by thinning it with water. Make a deeper color by applying layers of paint. Choose a variety of face painting brushes depending on what design you're creating.