When can one expect blooms?
When can one expect blooms?
Sooner if you fertilize
좋아요 1개I fert. regularly :)
0개 좋아요Are there any peduncles formed yet? You may need to increase light or modify the watering to simulate stress for flowering.
좋아요 1개I think there’s one, very close to the base of the plant. I’ve never had a flowering Hoya so I’m not too sure on what to look for!
좋아요 1개Some Hoya also will abort flowers if the light changes, as in if the plant is rotated or the light source moved
3개 좋아요Haven’t moved her for a couple months! Had to when I was moving desks at work, and she’s been under the same light
좋아요 1개Ohh look at all those happy campers. I love that trellis. I only have hoya babies. So following for the info😊
3개 좋아요Im not sure i just wanted to say what a beauty. I love leaves like that
2개 좋아요from what i have learned from endless scrolling anything about plants, hoyas are slow growers and prefer to be extremely comfortable before flowering. they prefer to be root bound when flowering, so they focus the energy towards the flowers and not the root system. it can sometimes take a couple years depending on how old or mature the plant is but that doesn’t mean it hasn’t been around since before you had it. i just put blooming fertilizer about once a month in mine and keeping it comfy in the spot it prefers and grows the best in. the little changes in maturity are what’s making me feel like i’m doing something right!! haha happy planting!!!!
2개 좋아요No Hoyas don’t need to be root bound. They do like to feel the surrounding edges of the pot. That’s not rootbound. No Hoya ever said “ Keep me rootbound. I like being scrunched in the little pot. “
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