Move it outside if indoors.

Unfortunately, we have no yard and cannot move her outside. We were thinking about trying to repot her into a bigger container and maybe adding some fertilizer or special plumeria food? do you think that would help or are there any other recommendations that you can think of?

Plumerias need 6 hours or more of sunlight a day...

I think you are addressing similar things that other members posted before and Laura did answered.

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Extrafloral Nectaries if it’s those strange looking nubs at the base of the stem that look like little bumps. They secret a sweet nectar like substance in which will attract ants and bees... some used to think they needed to clean them and or remove them. etc. I did some research with the help of Dr Kukait and a friend ( David K) and I made this for others to see.. hope this helps!!

Laura 🦋

https://www.houzz.com/discussions/2123377/clear-sticky-substance-on-my-plumeria#n=50