A gardener has grown a plumeria from seed for three years. It has three green stalks with leaves only at the tops, no flowers. It gets great sunlight indoors in a large pot.
Nick says flowering takes time; the plant needs more leaf and stem growth first. Keep it moderately watered, in full sun, and be patient. Since plumeria is tropical, bring it indoors if temperatures drop. No special tricks—just consistent care and time.
Seed-grown plumerias often take 3–5 years or more to bloom. Focus on healthy foliage development; flowers will follow maturity.
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