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- Posted by kellyknits 6/WV Eastern Panhand (My Page) on Fri, Feb 19, 10 at 16:36
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| Awesome pictures!!! I might have to track down a bella ,,, that bloom is stunning. Thanks for sharing! Jennifer |
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| Beautiful pictures, Kelly....I love what you've done with H. imbricata...all of your blooms are gorgeous...you truly must have a "green" thumb...congratulations!! Fondly, Patrick |
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| Beautiful photos of your plants Kelly! I was excited to see your Hoya scortechinii, that's one I should not have passed up when I had the chance. Does your plant show veining on it's leaves at all? Here's hoping that those buds develop. The Hoya imbricata that I got last year is starting to grow now but it took a while to settle in. I have one on cork and one on tree fern and they both look happy. Have your plants been mounted on the swamp sticks long? Mike |
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| Kelly, as usual I really enjoyed looking at your beautiful pictures! Congrats on all your buds/blooms...you take great pics! Your imbricata seems to be doing very well...you sure seem to have the knack! Great job! Thanks for posting. |
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- Posted by luvofroses So Ut (My Page) on Sat, Feb 20, 10 at 14:51
| Kelly thanks for sharing such lovely blooms. They were certainly nice to see on a dreay day like we're having today. Ann in So Ut |
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| Great photos!! so many are iun bloom, you are doing great! |
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- Posted by kellyknits (My Page) on Sat, Feb 20, 10 at 20:04
| Thanks! I don't think any other hobby has ever drawn me in like these darn plants! Jennifer- if you can find the H bella Luis Bois definitely get it! The flowers really are stunning and the foliage is beautiful- literally brightens up the room! Mine is an Exotic Angel. I think cowboyflowerman on eBay carries them sometimes as well. Mike, I got scorthechinii in last year's DL order. Have already taken one cutting from it and it's grown 3 peduncles. It's budded twice, but has blasted both times. The leaves do have darker veins, but it's kind of subtle due to a sort of stained glass look. Mine have some spots on them as well, but that may be environmental. I love the buds - very irridescent with that pink dot in the middle, but TINY! Will take some leaf photos tomorrow. I just transferred the imbricata from bark to the Swampstick about a month ago. It was actively growing at the time of transfer and is continuing to grow, so I'm keeping my fingers crossed! The Swampsticks are VERY clever! Kelly |
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