Someone gave me this cutting of dwarf white plumeria. Is it diseased? Can it be saved?

It's not super healthy. I'd start by clipping (not tearing) off the leaves, then maybe spray it with some insecticide and see how the new leaves come in. Is it rooted yet?

Not in soil yet...Hetty.

OK then DEFINITELY follow the procedure as above. Root in pure perlite or at least 1/2 perlite; these types are not easy to root.

Thanks Hetty. I got them 3 days ago, should I cut a little bit off the bottom.

Also, I was perusing older threads that said to cut off inflo of cuttings. I don't know what an inflo is.

The inflo is the bloom stalk; yours doesn't appear to have one, but yes, I do recommend cutting them off because the cutting will devote energy to blooming when it should be rooting.

Do not cut the bottom. A cutting should be well calloused before starting the rooting process.

It will take a little while before you see new leaves emerge. The cutting will only need heat - no water - during the rooting process.
Good luck!

Good luck on this one Kadie, looks dehydrated but hopefully this will root for you!

Thanks so much for the help! This is my first venture into rooting plumerias.

Will the Epsom salt help these weird forming leaves???

That could be spider mites.....

Spider mites can cause that curve? Jowly cow!!!! Should I cut all leaves off?

If it's mine I would. It is still early in the season that the leaves will regrow.

Okay..this does not look good....does this mean no more flowers?? What happened?

I have never seen anything like this, Mark, but could it be slugs/snails?

Yeah, your buds dried up. A side effect from the spider mites I am afraid...

Geeeshhh spider mites are in this season

Wow, spider mites huh. Where are the webs? I always look for webs though seldom see any. If I do see webbing I just blast the plants leaves with water ,bottom and top, and do it every day for 3-4 days. That seems to do the trick. I don't think they like water.

A couple of mine look like that too but not because of spider mites. It's been raining a lot and the buds are falling off one by one.

Yes, spider mites. Same happened to mine. I did a lot of things but had to resort to insecticide since they -were on, still on most of my plumeria. The good news is the inflo continued on the one infested and I got a flower the other day so I must have killed off some of them. @dr.dawg, I never saw any webbing or bugs or other symptoms at all.