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aurorawa

12 years ago

Received a few hoyas today!

I got:

hoya mindorensis red (which is hanging on to its buds, for now)

hoya mindorensis purple - a freebie (never heard of it, may be purple star?):

hoya sp. 'Hat Som Paen':

hoya aff. erythrostemma:

and last, hoya fitchii:

I also received a freebie of hoya mindorensis pink, which will go into the 5" pot I am expecting within a couple of days!

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greentoe357
12 years ago
Congratulations on the additions to the family! They look good!

I've read that there are 12 forms of Hoya mindorensis, so you have some space to go if you're THAT into it. :-)

5" pot is too big for any cutting. I'd say use pots no larger that 3" for even the largest of Hoya species. A larger pot retains too much water, and that rots roots.
aurorawa
Original Author
12 years ago
It's coming in the pot. I plan to repot it when it arrives.
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aurorawa
Original Author
12 years ago
Lol. Am not that into it, two of them were freebies, the other two I ordered! But they are pretty!
aurorawa
Original Author
12 years ago
This one fell off partially open, so I opened it fully and took a macro. Photography is not my forte, so apologies in advance. The rest of the buds seem to be holding on strong, but I don't expect them to stay.
teisa
12 years ago
Those are really pretty! I really like the Mindorensis buds! Those are Gorgeous! Good luck on rooting them. I debated buying the aff. erostemma. But I wasn't too sure how well it would bloom in TN... TFS!