Check the roots first... That can be a sign of a problem.

;-)

Laura

Can you post a picture??

Also,is mainly bottom, top leaves or all over/

What ate the potted in or are they in the ground?

What are you feeding them?

How often are you watering and what have the high temps been?

Are the ones that have curly leaves in black nursery pots and in full sun all day long?

I've had this before and so have others. Never on plants in the ground always in ones in pots. I know a couple of conditions or things that seem to for sure cause it but I need to see a picture and answers to the above questions to try to help.

Laura may be right about the roots. They may be getting hot. I've had it on trees with gorgeous healthy roots but the ones cook near the outside of the hot black pots. Some don't mind it as much, others seem to hate it and some leaves will curl, always the new ones. BUT so many other things also cause this. Some swear rainy days followed by days of heat and sun can do it but I I have never noticed that on any of mine. Don't feel a lone. Many have posted on other Plumeria boards, facebook, etc. elsewhere regarding this.

Hi powderpuff, I'll try to post a pic, can I send it to the forum page? I fertilize half strength(20-20-20) every watering that I do, every couple of days, depending on the temps., which in this area have oscillated from 70s to 90s. YES...ALL MY PLANTS ARE IN CONTAINERS(SOME IN THE BLACK ONES).We did have some rain, but not a significant amount, They are in the sun at least 7 hrs., but our temps rarely reach 100 degrees. I hope you can get an idea from what I was able to describe. I'll be glad to hear from you and Laura.
Thank you both,
Annamaria

fancy... you can post one picture on here. When you post, look above where you write and it says image to upload, BROWSE. Just click on the browse, find the picture on your computer and post it. If you want to post several at a time, you have to use photobucket, flicker, etc.

This post was edited by powderpuff on Sun, Aug 11, 13 at 14:29