Hoya wayetti...two different blooms
puglvr1
13 years ago
I've never seen my wayetti/kentiana bloom like this before. Its very differnt from my normal blooms. Very interesting...
Unusual bloom
Normal blooms
There is only one in the whole plant
Has anyone else seen this type of bloom on their Wayetti or is this more common that I think?
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binlin
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Same hoya different picture
Comments (4)oooh - very pretty- do you have it in alot of sun? If I put mine in a spot that gets a few hours of afternoon sun, it burns the leaves. THe morning sun it usually gets is not enough to get it to that red color....See MoreHow can I get my Hoya to bloom?
Comments (3)Renee, Start using a good bloom booster now. And just be patient - sounds like your Hoya is happy, so it's just a matter of time. A Hoya will grow well in almost any window if it's fairly close to the window. (North is, of course, the least desirable, but I still bloom some of them in a north window...) You might want to try some Eleanor's VF-11 that we all tout on this website. Do a google search and you'll find what you need. Denise in Omaha...See MoreHoya Longifolia Blooming!
Comments (6)Welcome to the board. You will get a lot of information on growing hoyas if you stick around. Looks like a H. Shepherdii and this is one of my favorite hoyas. I just love the long leaves and blossoms. Do they have a sweet fragrance?...See MoreHoya paulshirleyi, blooming again
Comments (25)I would like to know too, Mike... are the leaves similar? I've seen pics of the leaves on paulshirleyi in good light, and they look amazing. Mine are not so colorful. But it is a pleasant little hoya all the same. Josh, they are actually growing in clear/translucent plastic orchid pots. I like to see what the roots are up to, so it is by far my favorite pot to grow in. I try to do the whole decorative pot thing, just doesn't work for me. Now I just use them as outer pots, for the weight. Otherwise, some of my more vigorously growing hoyas get too top heavy and tip over. There is another kind of orchid pot that has slits along the sides. That works pretty well too, but you gotta watch when watering, sometimes it comes out the sides if you're not careful, ha....See Moremdahms1979
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8 years agoI have the plant away since it got SO large...I did however take cuttings from the Mother plant and I now have a nice 5" pot. Its bloomed a few times last spring...
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