Sometimes they take 3 or 4 years to bloom. Even 5. Fertilize and water it as necessary and be patient. It'll come around.

I don't know what is wrong with yours, mine had a bloom and it was a stalk about 6 inches in height!

I would wait on fertilizing now. Even though you live in Phoenix, your plumeria still will probobly want to go dormant and it wont need the fertilizer when it's dormant, but again, I would wait and see what others who are in your area have to say, or people in similiar climates.

Andrew

Inflos/flower stalks often form during the previous season. Those plumeria that bloom when they're very small and newly-rooted already had the beginnings of an inflo from when they were growing on the mother tree.

Don't worry, Mike, yours will most likely bloom on at least one tip next summer. They just need some time to mature, just like any other flowering ornamental tree. If you bought it in summer 2011 then it was probably rooted in the spring of 2011, so it's still very young. I have the same problem with, oh, a couple dozen young plumies! The waiting is tough and you always feel like you're missing something when you see new cuttings bloom.

Austin, did your tiny one bloom again the next season?