so got my hoya multiflora from joni

14 years ago

they are great i got two im not sure if they are different . they look a little different. but they are in great condition, infact three of the four pendicles has buds. they are nice looking. just to let you know

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patrick51
14 years ago
Congratulations, Steven...I'm so happy for you!! Enjoy them!! Patrick
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geosdee
14 years ago
You will love this one. Mine flowers constantly. I have adopted Gabi's idea, by putting it in a larger pot and letting it grow straight, I think you can see the blooms better. Be careful visiting Joni's site you will want them all, and she is such a nice person.

Dee
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I think all the carnosa cultivars have the light pink flowers. And "rubra variegated" is the same as one of the 'Krimson' cultivars, though without going to look at my list (which I have on my main computer, upstairs), I can't remember which. Congrats on your new Hoya, SW! Denise in Omaha
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It happened to me! I bought a Hoya Kerrii back in 2006 and up until recently, it just stayed there: no new leave at all! So I moved it to my "second" garden in a cooler climate. It now has some new leaves! Guess my situation may be odd because not many people might have two different gardens in two different climates!!! But ... well, maybe you can try move it to a "cooler" area in your home/garden. Xuan (from Vietnam)
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Here is a photo comparison of my cinnamomifolia and erythrina foliage for another reference. Erythrina is thinner (almost feels paper thin) than cinnamomifola (slightly fleshier). The veins in cinnamomifolia appear lighter than the leaf whereas the veins on erythrina are darker. Of course these are under my conditions and may be slightly different in yours. As you can see, the leaves are pretty large in size. Gabi, Quite interesting to see they were grown in orchid pots. I thought I was the only one who used coco chunks in my hoya soil. So while you and Sam are twanging away at Guitar Hero, I'll be loading up the get-away vehicle with pots of green goodies. :P Eddie
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I bought white (celata) and pink dragon from epiphytica back in november of last yr. They forgot to tag them but sent me an email that one had shorter leaves than the other. Don't remember which is which. They look very similar so ill have to wait for flowers....for me they are very fast growers and yes, looks like it has to be trellised. It grabs on to anything near by....also looks just like pubicalyx black dragon. Another very fast grower.
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Denise
14 years ago
Glad to hear you got it, Jay. I chopped my huge, outward growing multiflora up this summer and sent out lots of cuttings, kept some for starts for next summer, and started two new ones for myself. One I put in a pot to grow upward like Gabi's, too, because this is how big it was growing outward...

It was over 3' wide and just took up WAY too much room. But I also took a bunch of cuttings and stuck them on a glass vase of semi-hydro lecca stones as an experiment:

It's grown well and has been blooming, so apparently it's perfectly happy this way!

Denise in Omaha
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maidinmontana
14 years ago
Stevenwayne,

Congrats on your new multiflora. Coming from Joni, it HAS to be nice.

Denise, that is one handsome plant. I don't believe I have seen on growing like that before. I like the looks of it.

Maid~
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