How big...how old...which culrivar?

Time is required along with all those over necessities listed.

Pics would be helpful for us to see how mature it is.

I am new to grow this plumeria. My plumeria is growing, looks have some new leaves, but i do not see any inflow. how long does it take for plumeria to have the inflo. If there is no inflo no bloom then? thanks everyone

I forgot I posted this. Duh! Cultivar is "Peace". Here is a pic:

Looking at that plant, I'd say maybe it will bloom next season. Maybe the one after that. I can't see the growing tip. Did it already bloom on that? These plants need to attain a critical size before they can bloom. Often the leggy ones need to grow about 18" or more before each tip is mature enough to bloom. If you have a more compact one like Divine, it can bloom on as short as 3" tips!

Hi Dave. No, it has never bloomed.

Rooted cutting? or a grafted one? Rooted cuttings can take 3 to 4 years to bloom. Some sooner and some later, depending on vigor, growing conditions and variety. Some varieties like Vera Cruz Rose will want to grow about 5 or 6 feet high before they bloom in containers!

Best thing to do is feed it a bit over the summer when it's in active growth. You can also try pot-planting it down about 4 to 6 inches in garden soil. Roots will grow out the drainage holes and plant will be very vigorous. Or as soon as you see roots coming out the drainage holes, pot up a size larger. Plumerias seem to love their root space and can begin to decline if they get too pot-bound.

Dave, what do you mean by " pot-planting it down about 4 to 6 inches in garden soil"?

It is grafted.

You sink the pot that it's in down into the garden soil about 4 to 6 inches. I've found that the plumerias do much better this way -- possibly due to the wandering roots going out the drainage holes and picking up needed moisture and nutrients AND perhaps the potting soil is kept cooler this way.