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I bought this
Hoya as a rooted cutting in May 2002 from Botanova in northern Sweden.
I bought it as Hoya glabra. In the three years that I've had this plant it has grown quite
big, and when it recently flowered I found out it was not Hoya glabra.
It is Hoya citrina. At least, that's what I was told from Botanova.
There had been a mixup and that my plant should be the one they sell
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In July 2004 one
of the vines "split" into two vines and in the middle there was
something that looked like a tiny peduncle, but whatever it was it fell
off... Looks kind of funny, though! In September 2005 I got to enjoy the lovely
white flowers which I found to be some of the better fragrant ones!
AND my plant had two more peduncles... Both these new and the old
peduncle fell off during the winter... Before I moved to my
apartment in 2008 I sold this plant... Not sure if I get a new one
now that I have more room again! |
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Read about how it all started
Why did I start collecting Hoyas?
Private Hoya
links
Check out some
of my favourite private Hoya links from all over the world
Public
Hoya links
Here you will find public sites from all over the world, places to
buy Hoyas from etc.
Hoya forums
Here you will find links to different Hoya forums on the internet.
Other great
links
Here you will find links to search sites, garden sites, fun sites,
crazy sites, and other "useful" sites. |