@FloridianTiff Plumeria rust is caused by Coleosporium dominguense and Coleosporium plumeriae. The Plumeria cultivars most susceptible to this fungus are the Plumeria rubra types and the Plumeria obtusa. This fungus manifests as red-orange pustules on the backs of leaves.

— Rob van Kempen (@RobvanKempen1) 2021.10.10

The Mother's Flowers: Integral psychological perfection Plumeria obtusa - White #TheSpiritualSignificanceOfFlowers #InevitableWord https://t.co/j27y8T3OFV

— Inevitable Word (@InevitableWord) 2021.10.12

New artwork for sale! - "Plumeria obtusa Singapore White" - https://t.co/hE0IJbAbpz @shoppixels https://t.co/Q3CJSHP9tO

— Sharon Mau (@sharonmau) 2021.10.12

The Mother's Flowers: Perfect psychological perfection Plumeria obtusa - White #TheSpiritualSignificanceOfFlowers #InevitableWord https://t.co/lM4v03xXAK

— Inevitable Word (@InevitableWord) 2021.10.13