Properties:

Indian jasmine plant or plumeria
Its cultivation is widespread in the tropics and is known by several names, including: sedition – Indian jasmine – temple tree – tree of life. Half-deciduous trees grow up to seven meters in length and bloom during summer or autumn. Reddish has a beautiful aromatic smell and has economic importance, as some medicinal compounds, perfumes and foods are made from it for some peoples and multiply by peripheral cuttings.

Irrigation:

Plumeria needs to be watered once every two weeks if it is grown in a dry climate.

Composting:

The best fertilizer for plumeria trees is one that is high in phosphorus, at a ratio of 10-30-10. Granular fertilizer is preferred over liquid. Fertilize your plumeria every three months, starting in April and ending in August if you live in a frosty area.

Lighting:

Direct sun needs 5 hours or more per day for good flowering.

Heat:

18 – 27°C.

Available in clay soil