Fertilizer Burn: Immediate Actions How to Recognize, Respond, and Recover Plumeria from Overfertilization Damage Fertilizer burn is a common problem for plumeria growers, especially in containers, caused by overapplication, improper product use, or fertilizer build-up in the root zone. Symptoms can appear within days and may resemble drought, rot, or nutrient deficiency. If not addressed […]

Lush Foliage, No Flowers: Fixes for Non-Blooming Plumeria Diagnose and Correct Common Causes Behind Great Leaves but No Inflorescences A plumeria with full, healthy leaves but no flowers can be a source of frustration for growers. While vibrant foliage suggests your plant is healthy, the absence of blooms signals an imbalance in nutrition, lighting, or […]

Overfeeding vs. Underfeeding Signs in Plumeria How to Recognize Nutrient Imbalances and Adjust Your Fertilization Strategy Fertilizer is essential for strong growth and vibrant blooms in plumeria, but too much or too little can quickly lead to poor health, leaf symptoms, and disappointing flower production. Because overfeeding and underfeeding can look deceptively similar, this guide […]

Foliar Spots After Spray: Causes & Cures How to Identify, Prevent, and Treat Leaf Spots That Appear After Spraying Plumeria Spraying plumeria with foliar nutrients, pesticides, or preventative treatments is a common part of healthy care, but sometimes, after spraying, you may notice spots, burns, or blotches on the leaves. While not always serious, these […]

Slow Release Failure Diagnostics for Plumeria How to Detect, Troubleshoot, and Correct Problems with Granular Fertilizers That Aren’t Working Slow-release fertilizers like Excalibur VI or IX are a key part of many plumeria feeding programs, providing consistent nutrients over months. But when plants show signs of deficiency or salt stress despite proper application, it’s time […]