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A plumeria plant depends on a good water supply to grow well and produce flowers during its growing season. Water is especially important during the hot, summer months, when insufficient water may cause the plant to drop leaves and go into dormancy at the wrong time of year.
Mike again is right on. In warm, humid weather the plumeria might grow from 14-18 inches per year, but most people can count on 12-14. As plants get older, the rate often slows down but is converted into width. I find my reds and pinks are lanky and grow taller (Cerise for example) but some are slow.