A’ight how long must I wait for Phoebe to grace me with her first bloom?! 🤣 - 5+ years old - been fertilized - in a window - normal watering, but not often, has drainage - consistently has new growth - never pruned - no pests - same pot 🤷🏻♀️
A’ight how long must I wait for Phoebe to grace me with her first bloom?! 🤣 - 5+ years old - been fertilized - in a window - normal watering, but not often, has drainage - consistently has new growth - never pruned - no pests - same pot 🤷🏻♀️
Not a Jade, is it!?
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0 Me gustaPretty plant
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Thank you
0 Me gustaI’m wondering as well. On year three with a smaller one than yours as well as numerous other Hoyas with no blooms. I’m hoping this is the year for some of them!
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I have 2 others that are small, 1 brand new, 1 that’s 2-3 ish years old, so I have no expectations there, but I’m like what gives 😂
0 Me gustaDoes it need to be repotted. Very carefully, of course. Do you have a friend that would hold to branches to keep them from flopping around when you repot ?
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I don’t know. Google said they like being root bound and no extra space but I’m always afraid to disturb it.
1 me gustaThere’s rootbound and then there’s ROOT BOUND!! Which is it. They can’t stay in a pot forever
0 Me gustaIt took my obovata three years to bloom its first bloom, last year. This year on year four it sent out a second bloom on the same branches.
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