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David C is blooming blooms!

12 years ago

Leon, Thanks so much. They are wonderful. The colors are magnificent. They do smell like caramel.

I simply had to start a new post to highlight the David C. Hoya blooms. If you folks get tired of looking at the pics, just let me know. I'll try to contain myself. :-)

Comments (7)

  • 12 years ago

    > If you folks get tired of looking at the pics,

    NEVER!

    Nice fuzz on that davidcummingii (if I write that a few times and then google-check, then maybe I'll remember how to spell it. Eventually.)

  • 12 years ago

    Irene,

    KEEP THEM COMING! We would love to see your new babies (actually huge) even if they aren't blooming!

    And that bloom looks yummy!! Thank you for posting!!!

  • 12 years ago

    It's lovely, I have one that even though still small managed to be in bloom all last summer and into winter even. One of my favorites, which is a good thing, as I (stupidly, when will I ever learn?) captured one of the seed pods from it, and now have about 30 seedlings I'm going to have to find room for lol

    Congrats on the blooms!

    Renee

  • 12 years ago

    Thanks, Teisa and Renee. It certainly cheered me up to no end. Renee, That's a good thing... starting up seeds. Lucky you! It's all so rewarding, but I can't take the credit on the blooms. I have to give credit where credit's due.

    I'll be offline for a few weeks... stuff to do. Thanks.

  • 12 years ago

    I love davidcummingii :D :D :D

    The first time mine bloomed I was so amazed that such little flowers could have so much color pop. It's like a tiny makeup ad.

    p's. lol @ "David C" - when I saw your thread I was like, "Who's David C?"

  • 9 years ago

    I posted a 'Help me grow H. Davidcummingii hoya' and got a few different opinions and 1 picture. I came across your pic. by chance. It is so pretty. I am praying to get those on mine very soon. IF i grow it right. So ill ask you...how do you grow it? Keep it dry, wet, grow it 'semi Hydro'? I am told so many different ways to water it, and THAT is the trick to growing it.

    It will grow and bloom FAST,if grown right. But it is VERY prone to rot. So..you seem to have a healthy plant, in bloom...how do you care for yours? PLEASE tell. Thanks. IF you still have it?

  • 9 years ago

    So pretty. I love that color combination! Mine just died back a great deal but there's still one stem that's going strong. This is the second time that's happened but I think I know why this time.

    Anyway, that's a plant whose blooms I won't get tired of looking at anytime soon. Thanks for posting.

    gloria

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