Plumeria Dwarf Yellow, Templetree, Red Paucipan - Plant

Plumeria Dwarf Yellow: The Golden Temple Flower

Dwarf Yellow Plumeria (Plumeria rubra), known as "Champa" or "Frangipani" in India, is a compact version of the sacred temple flower that brings paradise to small spaces. Like drops of liquid sunshine, its clusters of golden-yellow blooms release a sweet, honeyed fragrance that transforms any garden into a tropical sanctuary.

This compact tree grows to a manageable 6-8 feet, making it perfect for small gardens and containers. The thick, sculptural branches support clusters of leathery, dark green leaves and bear abundant bouquets of waxy, yellow flowers with white edges and golden centers. Each bloom measures 2-3 inches across, featuring five perfectly overlapping petals that spiral open to release their signature tropical fragrance.

Utility and Benefits

Beyond its ornamental beauty, Dwarf Yellow Plumeria offers:

• Traditional temple offerings
• Lei making and floral arrangements
• Natural perfumery
• Aromatherapy applications
• Compact landscaping
• Container gardening
• Year-round fragrance in warm climates

Plant Specifications

• Height: 6-8 feet
• Spread: 4-6 feet
• Soil Type: Well-draining, slightly acidic
• Climate: Tropical to subtropical
• Flowering: Spring through fall

Care Guidelines

This tropical beauty thrives with:

• Full sun exposure
• Moderate watering
• Monthly fertilization during growing season
• Winter dormancy period
• Protection from frost
• Well-draining soil
• Good air circulation

Product Information

• Plant Name- Plumeria Plant
• Plant Type- Indoor/Outdoor/Flowering
• Plant Grows upto- 20 ft
• Plant Height we deliver- 10cm to 30cm
• Plant Placement- Indoor/Outdoor

About Plumeria, Templetree, Red Paucipan - Plant

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