I planted two plumeria seeds in this planter to see if they'd grow, and both did. One is growing very crooked and I'd like to know if I can somehow fix it. I've turned the planter so the tree is not facing the sun, but it didn't seem to help. This is an outdoor planter in Florida. Thanks

Very carefully, place a stake in the pot to support the crooked stem upright until established. You can use a short bamboo stake to prevent it from toppling over as the roots grow. Each plumeria will need a separate pot; otherwise the roots will commingle and it could be messy trying to separate the roots.

Thank you--I will stake it and see if that helps, and buy another pot so I can separate them. I really didn't expect either of the seeds to grow and I was surprised when they both did!