Re: hoya

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• Subject: Re: hoya
• From: V* D* <v*@slip.net>
• Date: Mon, 21 Jul 1997 19:16:10 -0700
• References: <01BC95B9.93B91540@snuffyppp12.cybernw.com>

The Jeli's wrote:
> 
> >AND this morning, my rope plant, which has NEVER bloomed before has a
> >gorgeous plastic looking blossom.
> 
> Would this be a hoya?  I have one that's huge and it's never bloomed.  I've
> had the darn thing for 6 years now, in a small pot so it has to be rootbound
> by now!
> 
> Cami
> utaar@cybernw.com
> Portland, OR (Zone 8)

Cami, I had a large hoya in a wooden tub that was winter=killed a few
years ago, but one piece that hung over the side of the tub had taken
root in the ground.  I trained it on a trellis, and it is blooming this
year, so you see they don't HAVE to be root-bound  I've been feeding it
with 10-60-10 fertilizer and it's grown a lot.  Good luck with yours.

Vera
San Jose

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