How to Treat Leaf Miners in Plumeria – Organic, Biological & Selective Control Leaf miners live and feed inside plumeria leaves, making them difficult to reach with standard sprays. While a few tunnels may be cosmetic, repeated infestations weaken leaves, reduce photosynthesis, and stress young or recovering plumeria. The key to treatment is timing—targeting the […]

How to Treat Beetles on Plumeria – Organic, Physical & Targeted Insect Control Beetles may not always be the most aggressive plumeria pest, but when they appear, their sharp chewing mouthparts can leave quick and lasting damage—especially to young leaves, flowers, and new growth. Flea beetles, leaf beetles, and weevils can all attack plumeria under […]

How to Prevent Snails and Slugs on Plumeria (Clean-Up, Barriers & Baiting Tips) Snails and slugs can damage plumeria quickly—especially at night or during periods of rain and humidity. These pests feed on leaves, flower buds, and soft stems, leaving irregular holes and shiny trails behind. The good news is that you can stop infestations […]

How to Treat Leafhoppers on Plumeria (Organic & Chemical Control Methods) Leafhoppers are fast, jumping insects that feed on plumeria leaves, causing stippling, leaf edge burn, and yellowing. While they’re not usually as destructive as other pests, untreated leafhopper damage can weaken plumeria over time—especially when combined with heat or drought stress. Because they move […]