My Hoya Patricia finally opened its first blooms overnight!đ. Smells sweet and complex like the Byredo fragrance, Inflorescence, which I love!đ itâs a strong jasmine and freesia scents. It has two more peduncles. Itâs tinted and blemished from sun stress. Itâs a cross between Hoya Darwinii and Hoya Elliptica and is very easy to grow. Highly recommended!
So pretty đ
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Wow how cool is this, Iâm excited to see mine now hopefully they bloom
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1 like The blooms look carved from wax and sprayed with clear varnish. đThe blooms feel thick. The leaves are closer to thin ânormalâ leaves on non-hoya plants. The the cuticle/coating on the leaves are very thin closer to the leaves on a parent plant, Hoya Elliptica. So, they are flexible unlike the thick leaves found on a Hoya Krimson Queen or a standard Hoya Carnosa.
3 likes Thank you for the detailed answer so looking forward to the blooms truly sparked my imagination
2 likes You will enjoy them. Mine took awhile to open. I thought it might be too hot. It turned out you are not supposed to let the potting soil stay dry too long. So, I started watering the ones with flower buds as soon as the chunky mix dries out! That did it. Three more hoyas with tiny peduncles started growing. They are take in full bloom, now. also gets three hours each morning of direct sun. It makes a huge difference!
2 likes I found online that this hoyaâs blooms smells like fresh baked bread!đ„ đ„Ż I canât smell anything close to a bakery scent, except my hoya Noona which has bloomed nonstop for weeks and smells like birthday cake/cake batter!
So lovely!
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