My Hoya Cumingiana put out several blooming peduncles that smell very sweet. You can smell the scent outside from 6 feet away! The scent is sugary and fruity. It smells like a bag of tropical candy with sweet flowers, mango and citrus notes. It’s supposed to smell stronger at night. It wasn’t overpowering at 9am. I thought my neighbor got a new fabric softener. 😍🪴🍀
Your Hoya Cumingiana looks so good—the leaves are healthy and the blooms are gorgeous! And that hanging wall is amazing, you’re giving me ideas for my own wishlist 😍
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Wow stunning!! Do these like high humidity?
1 like They like the heat and humidity. I’m in south Texas (zone 9) and you can cut the humidity. It also does well in the house in winter with a lot lower humidity levels and lower temperatures. I keep it in a south window in winter. It only blooms outside with the help of direct morning sunlight.
1 like The Hoyas you post are lovely! They must be so happy!
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