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Hoyas with upright/bushy growth?

7 years ago

Hello all,

Looking to expand my plant collection & would love to add more hoyas to the ones that I already have. Specifically, I'm hoping to get ones that have upright growth/bushier appearance, rather than trailing plants from a hanging basket. Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Adee

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triffidmoss
7 years ago
First thoughts are multiflora and iris marie?
moonwolf_gw
7 years ago
Odorata. I have never grown it, but it fits the description.

Brad AKA Moonwolf
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Staci Przybysz-Lawrence
7 years ago
Multiflora, Lockii, and imperialis?
Adee Pin
Original Author
7 years ago
Thanks! I recently bought a few multiflora to start with! I'll definitely look into some of these other ones!!

-Adee
Staci Przybysz-Lawrence
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
Multiflora like heat from below, i put a heating pad under mine whenever it started looking sad. mine is currently growing in a mason jar, using water gel and hydrocroton and it flowered earlier last year.

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