Nice job!...where are you located? I was curious as to the orientation. Mine are all facing south, protected from wind by a low rise south facing wall.

Thank you Tunatony and Chris.

Tunatony, I'm in central, inland CA. This side of the house faces directly south, so it is the best spot for me to grow any tropicals. The full sun exposure helps them through our cool, wet winters.

Nice. I was curious too as to the reason for being close to the house but it makes sense now.

Aside from being protected from frost, being under the eaves keeps rainwater away from the main root zone. Excessively cold, wet soil is one of the main causes for root rot in tropicals like plumeria here.

Do you have gutters? That might be a problem in the future if not. You might think Josue of putting 10-12' of gutter there where the Plummys and Foxtail are with a downspout.

Other plants (Bougies)dont care,but I know some people who -and me too-- have had tropicals rot when getting all that roof water. Or if can try to cover around those plants with plastic to shed rainwater. Mostly with in a foot of the trunk of the plants. When they get larger..maybe more.