That's lack of adequate pollination. Try to encourage the bees or hand pollinate. Hand pollination is best done as soon as the blossoms open in the morning, about an hour after sunrise.

Thank you Randy for your reply They were on carpet... weren't wet, I'd stopped watering, all were established 2-3-4-5 yrs old. I call that cold dark room the "dungeon"... it is a single car garage re-model with carpeting and insulation in the walls detached from the house. I moved my treasures & newly rooted cuttings inside the house, the ones outside in the gh are mostly seedlings. My Samoan Fluff seedling (5 yrs old) has never bloomed, but summer of '06 had what looked to be an inflo, but it branched instead of flowering. All 3 of those tips got soft & were cut off. Grrrrrr. Each year there's a lesson learned.

Josh - I bought 4 from the Home Depot in Corona, off the 15 freeway not too long ago. One is blooming beautiful red with yellow center and fruity coconut scent. The 2nd one has an inflo and I can't wait to see what it will be. The other 2 is a nice size plant and am confident it's not Celedine. But at $8.49, I could not resist. The soil they use is very fast draining so you don't have to worry about over watering or root rot. If it appears wrinkled to you, it needs more water. And since I don't know how well it is rooted(unless I can see it through the drain holes), what I've been doing this season is to set my newly acquired plants (pot and all) in another pot that is 3/4 filled with potting soil and water as usual. The roots in the existing pot will continue to grow downward searching for water. In a short time the existing potted plumeria will be filled with roots. When I am comfortable with the root growth, then I will re-pot. And do keep the pot away from block walls. Remember the Inland Empire heat is great for bringing out vivid colors in plumeria, but at the same time it can be very brutal...yikes!! Also, not all Home Depots keep the same plumeria inventory. So don't dismiss what you see in the outside garden section as being just "common one". A Scott Pratt and Aztec Gold can be had out there. So please, just because it's wrinkled, don't assume it's getting root rot and pull it out for inspection. Good luck to you Josh and happy growing. ~Kasie

Not lucky bamboo. https://www.etsy.com/listing/757912332/8-live-stalks-of-lucky-bamboo-ranging?gpla=1&gao=1&&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=shopping_us_a-craft_supplies_and_tools-floral_and_garden_supplies-greenery_and_gardening-plants-house_plants&utm_custom1=c8fbdc81-1138-4ea1-b3d1-4b9257d5d1d2&utm_content=bing_352012663_1309518498167853_81844932553418_pla-4585444526395994:pla-4585444526395994_c__757912332&utm_custom2=352012663&msclkid=be4e696a8d5a17c41ec437eac49f3921 Im in New England and most of the nursery here won't sell tropical plants due to the low humidity ?