All of the above seems covered when does it bloom

At that point it helps to know the particular cultivar as some bloom more frequently than others after periods of growth and rest. You've done what you could to make blooms happen, the rest to some extent, will always be up to mother nature.

Tony certainly gave great advise..

i would only add that you have to have patience growing these as well. Most of us have had trees for many years and they still haven't bloomed! ;-)

So once you have all the above mentioned covered, sit back relax and be patient!

" Trees grow on their own time, not people time..."

Good Luck!!!

Laura

Thanks Laura needed to hear that. All of the above leaves have now fallen off may have watered too much, just new growth now

Agree with all the variables mentioned above. The leaves are very faded and yellow as if there is spider mite damage. If that is the case I recommend using neem oil or some other similar type of treatment.

Since all the leaves are curled should I just cut back all the the stems spray and start over

Hi sorry my plumeria plant above all the leaves have fallen off except the tiny two at the very top. Could I have watered too much I always tried to let it dry out

Hi!

Where are you your located? You might be seeing your tree starting that natural dormancy process when it drops its leaves..

let's see where you live first and go from there. Please don't cut back on your stems.. You can see the new green growth from this season. ( which is great!)

Have you looked with a magnifying glass to see if you have any spider mites??

Laura