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14 years ago

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Hoya cv. 'Mathilde' (H. carnosa x serpens)

Hoya pachyclada

Mandevilla

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golden_ca_2000
14 years ago
B E A U T I F U L !!!! Thanks for sharing!
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haxuan
14 years ago
Hey Sue, it looks like you're harvesting a very good crop. All your hoyas are blooming. Congrats!!!

Xuan
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johanna76
14 years ago
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suetran1
Original Author
14 years ago
Thanks you all
Yes, Xuan. I had been waiting for more than 2 years. It is my turn to show off.... haha.
sue
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gootziecat
14 years ago
Congratulations, Sue! Gorgeous!
Sande
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gabro14
14 years ago
Wow...great pics!! I particularly like the 1st pachyclada pic, where the umbel is cupped by the leaf...amazing! And those pics of cv. 'Mathilde' really make me wish mine would hurry up and bloom! Gorgeous.

Thanks for sharing,
Gabi
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Jan Sword-Rossman Realty 239-470-6061
14 years ago
Great photos!!!
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puglvr1
14 years ago
Nice pictures!! Really PRETTY!!
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shanna5
14 years ago
Sue
very pretty bloom pictures. Great camera skills too.

shanna
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mdahms1979
14 years ago
Very nice sue, now I want a Hoya pachyclada to it looks like the blooms are made of porcelain.

Mike
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gardenlover25
14 years ago
They are all beautiful. Hope to see more photos of your hoya.
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Jan Sword-Rossman Realty 239-470-6061
14 years ago
Here is my mathilde.
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suetran1
Original Author
14 years ago
Wow Jan, a lot of flowers.
Mine also had a lot of peduncles now. So far, this plant is my favorite, so easy to grow and the flowers are big compare to it leaves.
I did not have Serpens yet, is the same flower?
sue
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Jan Sword-Rossman Realty 239-470-6061
14 years ago
Sue, I kill serpens. I can not grow serpens at all for some reason but I do like mathilde for sure.
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ks_girl
14 years ago
Nice blooms!

Here's a picture of my Serpens. The bloom lasted at least 5 days and had a faint smell in the evenings.

I hope my mathilde blooms this year, I love the look of the plant.

JO
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puglvr1
14 years ago
Very Pretty Jan and Jo!! Congrats to you both, I just LOVE serpens flowers, have a small rooted cuttings of Mathilde and love the leaves, I just wish Mathilde flowers were closer to the Serpens. Seems a lot easier for me in(Fl) to grow the Mathilde than Serpens,not as finicky...but the blooms are so worth it! Thanks for sharing!
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Jan Sword-Rossman Realty 239-470-6061
14 years ago
Jo, your serpen is so cute!! good growing!!
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suetran1
Original Author
14 years ago
Jo, it is cute your serpen.
I'd like to have it one day.
sue
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