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October is the month when Hoya Nummularioides blooms!😍 This variety of hoya puts out many sweet flowery perfumed flowers along the woody vines. The flower clusters are thumbnail size. The blooms are prolific. This is the hoya you buy to see a hoya bloom. 🌸🌸🌸 I have several grown from cuttings. They are easy to propagate in water or soil. They like moderate temperatures better than the scorching Texas summer heat and high humidity. They like bright light and blooms well with about 4 hours to 5 hours of direct morning sunlight. They get filtered southern light in winter. They need regular fertilizer especially when blooming. 🪴🍀
