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New Hoyas

9 years ago

last modified: 9 years ago

I bought three New hoyas at Wal-Mart and will probably order more throughout the summer.

I fell in love with them and one has reallynice long vines. One of the long vines has a peduncle on it. I can't remember if it was there when I got it or it grew after I got it. The peduncle is a little bit hard to see. But hopefully I will get buds and it will bloom for me.

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Klnco
9 years ago
Pretty! I found a Hoya Polynura (Fishtail) from Wal-Mart last year. Thing was half dead and it's finally starting to make a come back.

Which Hoya has the peduncle?
Lisa McEachern
Original Author
9 years ago
last modified: 9 years ago
The one on the far left next to my hoya tricolor, which is trying to rival it in growth lol
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ladyphalla
9 years ago
Beautiful- now I definitely have to go and check out Walmart.
Klnco
9 years ago
Tis the season lol Time for their massive influx of plants both indoor and out. Keep watch yall!

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