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Comments (9)Yeah I know... I kind of did things backwards this time huh? But in my defense these are very pretty pots! With the lids on the bottom too! You just wait and see. LOL I'm soo excited about these little plants! Compare to what I had to pay for plumerias these are soooo cheap!! I mean my cheapest plumerias were no less than $40 with the most expensive being $150 per plant. Although the average is more like $60/plant. So I can buy a lot of other plants if I don't buy anymore plumerias. If you like strong perfume fragrant you need to get JJ's Scentsational!...See MoreFirst online order-opinions please
Comments (30)I SAID: chris is 10 miles west of me ... our spring is SLIGHTLY ahead of yours ... and i mean minutes.. lol ... he will send them.. when he can get a shovel in the ground.. and this year .... it might not matter when you want them .. lol ... ====>>>> it has been brought to my attention that i suggested that they would be sent 'whenever' ..... i seem to have said.. when a shovel could be placed into the ground.. so as to facilitate 'digging' of said hosta ... as a prelude to packing.. and shipping.. i just havent figured out how to dig up a hosta in frozen ground .... and if anyone knows.. let me know.. because i just wasted march and some of april.. when i could have been moving hosta .... and i am now under the impression.. that the soil is fully thawed in southern MI ... specifically east and mid sections.. and since west is z6 .. i will call it all of southern MI ... now this only leaves those sellers in MN and WI .... wonder when they will thaw .... regardless ..... please forgive me if there is any confusion regarding such ... no business man will make money.. if he only sends.. when he fells like it .... and i meant nothing other than the physical impossibility of digging plants out of frozen soil .... ken...See MoreTen best Hoyas as houseplants for the beginner
Comments (18)Don, I find many of the 'scented' ones listed here have no fragrance to me. (But growing up in a house of smokers, I have a "stunted" sense of smell!) I would recommend H. austrailus ssp. tenuipes. I recently did a huge hack job, pulling it out of my tree (I also grow 98% of my hoyas out of doors year round) because the pot hanger broke. I did a real 'hack job' on it, and threw the bits in a tin wash tub... only to have it root quickly and rampantly. I took bits and stuck them in the ground around my property, and they've put on new leaves; deep burgandy with a lime green dot at the tip. The leaves are aging now so the burgandy color is fading to the usual lime green. (SueTran this goes for you too!) I'd be happy to provide you both some cuttings from the mother plant as I am thinking about moving the 18 inch pot in to work and I can almost guarentee some damage from that transport! For the neglectful type (as I am, also) I usually pot my hoyas up in self-water pots. Mostly hanging pots, but I've branched out in many directions. I can't recommend H. bella for S-W pots because it has seasonal fluctuational needs for water and S-W tend to kill them in fall! I've hade austrailus, kerrii, pubicalyx RHP, multiflora, obovata, fungii and carnosa in S-W pots for nearly four years now, and they really do aid in the 'neglect' arena! Good luck, I've been branching out recently and this Neglect Post reminds me I need to go water my newly arrived plants! Good Luck, Don! Don and SueTran, leave a note here, I will contact you. GW ate my DropMeALine ability! Tough having been here since '97, lots of changes!!! (Sue, you can reach out and contact me!)...See MoreHey everyone!
Comments (20)Welcome to the forum! You have some beautiful Hoyas! I think I need to go to San Diego because I can NEVER find all the varieties (you have) of hoyas here in Raleigh. I have heard of a gazillion nurseries that offer Orchids and tropical plants in Apopka, FL which is closer to me. lol Anyway, I rely on eBay a lot and some great growers on this forum that sell cuttings or rooted cuttings also on eBay. Some of the common Hoyas I have been able to find at Lowes or Home Depot. Im sure you already discovered how addictive they can be :-) I consider myself to still be a newbie by finding this forum and many more Hoyas (than just Carnosa) about a year and half ago. The people here are so helpful and wonderful! It's really a great community of Hoya lovers. We'll need to start a forum called 'Hoya Anonymous' or 'Planning an intervention for your Hoya lover' ! Hah!!...See MoreBillMN-z-2-3-4
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