Hi Joan, I would check for spider mites. Look closely they are probably all around the curled leaf and then in and around the others.. The other leaves look green and healthy so i wouldn't worry to much. How is the watering going? Not to wet is it? Let it dry between watering... The buyer 3 in 1 Insecticide is a great product. Make sure you spray on a cloudy day or keep the tree from direct sun after spraying... All over tree. Under leaves too... Good luck!! Laura

I am sure there are raccoon, possum & rat roaming around in our back yard at night but why just the same Plumeria and not the other ones. We have close to 10 Plumeria in our yard.

What zone are you in? If your in a cooler USDA zone it could be that it's just going dormant. How often are you watering? Are you fertilizing at al It could be that the leaves are burnt from too much fertilizer. Hope that this helps. I know other growers will be here to help you. I wish the best of luck to you and your plumeria:)

There could be several reasons for the leaves looking the way they do. The most likely reason is spider mites. There are other possible reasons but I recommend starting with that. The start of new branches should by this point be visible at the bottom of the inflo stalk. You should see a cluster of leaf tips for each branch which is forming. Hopefully you will have at least two tips forming which will in time grow further into branches. Sorry but this is the best image I have available right now. Just to the left of the inflo stalk you can see a cluster of "leaf claws" forming. that is the start of a new branch.