Got a new seemingly mature Hoya today, but unsure what kind. The leaves are fuzzy, stems are woody and it has several peduncles. Any guesses?
Got a new seemingly mature Hoya today, but unsure what kind. The leaves are fuzzy, stems are woody and it has several peduncles. Any guesses?
Hoya nummularioides maybe. They are fuzzy
5개 좋아요My guess is that it’s a lipstick Mona Lisa not totally sure
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Hoya Nummularoides. Mine blooms prolifically.
6개 좋아요Voting for Hoya Nummularioides! End of summer bloomer. Sweet scented. Even the rooted cuttings bloom! Too easy to propagate. I have 7, now. Started the summer with none. All bloomed. The littlest one is shown.
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Oh yes, that seems spot on! Thank you!
2개 좋아요Is that a Hoya Carnosa? I can’t tell from the photo. You can propagate by taking a cutting with at least 2-3 nodes. Stick it in water to put 2 or more nodes below the water line. Leave at least one node above water for new growth spots. Remove all leaves that are under water to prevent rot and contaminating the water. Replace with clean water when it’s cloudy or about every one to two weeks. Add diluted fertilizer after the roots appear. Plant when the roots are at least 2 inches long. My photo shows a Hoya Pubicalyx Royal Hawaiian and a Hoya Wayetti 🍀🪴
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