I have never had so many hoya's in bloom at the same time before. It must be the maritime sun.....lol. My lacunosa is in constant bloom......walking by it at night is so nice since it fills the air with a lilac scent. My carnosa, that had no peduncles when i brought it here, now has at least six peduncles all bearing flowers at some time or another. This one hangs at my back door, and fills the air with a chocolately aroma.
My hoya meliflua (name I received it as) has finally bloomed. It's been a couple years since I received it, and since then it has grown quite nicely. It needs a bit more space than most of my hoya's.....and loves to tangle its four foot vines around almost anything.
A first time bloomer for me is my hoya parviflora.....i expected a bit more from this hoya, thinking the flowers were bigger than what they are. They are smaller than my lacunosa, making it very difficult to photograph. It has a nice floral scent.
My hoya heutchkeliana is also blooming. This is a cute little one with pink urn shaped flowers that smell just like buttered popcorn.
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
Hoyas blooming in July
Posted by Tracy at 8:30 PM
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I'm so glad your hoyas are doing so well! I've never had any luck with them. How do you get yours to bloom so well? Is it just a matter of waiting?Do they have to be a certain size or age? Anyways, nice to see such lovely flowers!
house plants not only add beauty but can also help improve the air quality in your home. There is an endless supply of indoor house plants that you can purchase at almost any home and garden store.
I like the red ones. Very nice collection.
I love the hoya. I never have much time for houseplants but I think I could find time for them.
Such an awesome collection you got there. Great job taking care of these hoyas.
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