Plumeria: An Introduction to the Enchanting World of Frangipanis Plumeria, commonly known as Frangipani, is a genus of flowering plants that has captured the hearts of gardeners and flower enthusiasts worldwide. With its bewitching fragrance and sumptuous blooms that come in a variety of colors, Plumeria has become synonymous with tropical allure and simplicity. Here’s […]

Fading or color loss in Plumeria flowers can occur due to exposure to intense sunlight or age. Ensure the plant is not receiving excessive direct sunlight, as this can cause flower pigments to break down. Also, note that as flowers age, they naturally lose their vibrant color and may fade over time. Regularly deadhead spent […]

Plumeria flowers turning brown or mushy can result from excessive moisture, rain, or overwatering. Heavy rainfall can cause the flowers to absorb too much water, leading to browning or mushiness. Avoid overhead watering during rainy periods and ensure good drainage to prevent waterlogged flowers. Remove and discard affected flowers promptly to maintain the overall health […]

Dark spots or lesions on Plumeria flowers may be caused by fungal infections or bacterial diseases. Remove and dispose of affected flowers and avoid overhead watering to reduce moisture on the flowers. Apply fungicides labeled for Plumeria flowers to prevent further spread of the disease. Maintain good air circulation and ensure proper spacing between plants […]

Some Plumeria flowers produce a strong, unpleasant smell, commonly referred to as “carrion” or “rotting meat” fragrance. This is a natural characteristic of certain Plumeria varieties. The distinct scent is thought to attract pollinators, such as flies, which aid in pollination. While the smell may be offensive to some, it is not indicative of any […]

Browning flowers can be due to age, pests, over-watering, or excessive heat. Remove affected flowers and check for other symptoms.