The Plumeria Hawaiien is a tropical plant which can grow strongly fragrant flowers. The Plumeria is also called Frangipani, which refers to the 16th-century Marquis Frangipani, the Italian inventor of perfume based on the scent of this plant. Since his invention, the scent of this plant is still used in the perfume industry. The original Plumeria is found all over the world in tropical areas and has meanings in various countries. In Hawaii, for example, women wear this flower behind their ear, on the right when they are looking for a man and behind their left ear when they are “taken.
Care guidere
The Plumeria likes a light location with direct sunlight. The plant needs very little water and it is important that the soil dries before re-watering. It is advisable to fertilize the plant in the spring. Furthermore, the Plumeria is a rather sensitive plant that can quickly develop yellow leaves.
Additional information
Toxicity
Be careful because the Plumeria is poisonous.
Upon delivery, the plant has a height of 45 to 55cm.
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