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aurorawa

11 years ago

What is my hoya fitchii 'Gold' doing?

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aurorawa
Original Author

11 years ago

tlbean, you should see them in the summer...a beautiful brick red!

hoya fitchii (the green leaves) hoya aff. fitchii (gold flowers)...stunning red · More Info

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Kim
11 years ago
Is that 4 new vines from one node??
User
11 years ago
last modified: 11 years ago
Wow, that's cool. Is the lower node fused? That is some crazy hormone activity right there. Totally looks like and exotic chicken leg. lol
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aurorawa
Original Author
11 years ago
The lower node is not fused, but yes, it appears that four new vines are starting out of that one node!
aurorawa
Original Author
11 years ago
Five, if you count that small nub at the bottom! Oh well, more plant to love!
Denise
11 years ago
You may have some budding activity going on there as well.

Denise in Omaha
tlbean2004
11 years ago
Those are very pretty leaves!
aurorawa
Original Author
11 years ago
Denise, I didn't even notice that until you pointed it out. I will keep an eye out...
User
11 years ago
Oh my gosh that is drool worthy.
User
11 years ago
@aurorwa, what's a good way to contact you about available cuttings?
aurorawa
Original Author
11 years ago
john_huck@live.com