Light:

Full sun; a southern exposure or window is a must.

Temperature:

Maintain temperatures above 60 degrees.   Will tolerate lower temperature as long as the soil is drier.

Humidity:

Preferably 50% or higher; however, they will tolerate low levels with no harm.

Watering:

Bring the soil to a state of visual dryness between watering.  Grow drier in the winter especially under low light and cool temperatures.

Fertilizer:

Fertilize with ½ tsp. fertilizer per gallon of water once a week when in active growth and temperatures are warm.  Discontinue in winter, especially under short days and cool night temperatures.

Pruning:

Prune only when growth is excessive.   Pruning slows down flowering.

Insects and Disease:

Highly susceptible to spider mite.   Some susceptibility to root disease under cool damp conditions.

Comments:

Plumeria are easy to grow and are long-lived plants for containers.  The deciduous varieties can be stored dry and in cool conditions for the winter.  Once dormant, they need little light.  The evergreen varieties need to be grown in light year around and water at normal rates for potted plants.  Be careful of spider mites, as they love plumeria especially under dry conditions.  Buds form on the growing tips and at that point the plant will fork into two separate leads.