Here's one of mine at 3-4 foot, but it was airlayered.
I've heard rumers it takes apx 4 years from seed.
Is it in full sun?
Is it potted or in the ground?
Have you fertilized it this year ?
I use a good balanced grandular, time released ferrtilizer
like 14-14-14 every 3months. -- Not liquid fertilizer.
Mine all started blooming the middle of March.
......cheryl

Here is a link that might be useful: first blooms

Hi Cheryl, thanks so much for sharing the pictures of your beautiful Stemmadenia. Our seedling was sprouted in the year 2000. It's in a pot in full sun, we've been feeding it 16-16-16, and an occasional helping of palm food (for the micros). We're really encouraged by your pictures, and hope to get blossoms any year now ;-).

Is the fragrance as great as we've heard?

Thanks for the help,

Carole
p.s. do you have any white Plumeria in your collection?

Here is a link that might be useful: Caroles photos

Yes the fragrance is worth it!!!
The minuite I open my back door, I smell them.
Very pleasant, pretty fragrance.
I kept mine in a pot for almost a year,
because we do get an occasional freeze here.
Well the temps went down to 28 one night and it hardly touch it.
Little leaf tip damage.
That's when I planted it in the ground.
Within 6 weeks it burst into bloom.
This was the first picture was taken of it.
My trees are 8 and 12 foot now.
The 12 foot gets full sun. The 8 foot gets morning sun only.
Mine blooms from middle of March till Dec non stop!
It is my #1 favorite plant.
*I only have 1 white plumeria.
......cheryl

Here is a link that might be useful: Last Sept's pic before Hurricane winds came through

I love this plant! A similar scent is Raphiolepsis-the tall one. Somewhat like carnations mixed with cinnamon.
kevin

Sounds so tempting. Can this plant be grown indoors? And if grown in pots, will it bloom?

FG