My Hoya linearis is growing so well!
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Took me ages to get one of these, I eventually got two little cuttings last year. Wow! such a fast grower! Next Summer I might take some cuttings to pot back up with the mother plant to thicken it up a bit. (or will that hold back flowers?)
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