Environmental factors such as sunlight, temperature, humidity, soil nutrients, and water availability influence the growth rate of plumeria plants.

Plumeria plants have a small deciduous tree or shrub-like growth habit with thick, succulent stems and a branching structure that grows vertically.

Plumeria has a moderate growth rate, and under ideal conditions, it can produce new growth and blooms each year, contributing to a fuller and more robust plant.

Plumeria typically experiences an active growth period during the warm months, with new leaves, branches, and flower buds developing, followed by a dormant phase in cooler months.