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July flowers

10 years ago

I have a ton of buds but only a few in flower and would like to show off one that I really like.

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cpawl
Original Author
10 years ago
And side view.
greedygh0st
10 years ago
So cute in cream and maroon. ^_^ I love it!!!

I really need to switch my retusa to S/H... I struggle to keep it alive with my watering cycle and look how happy yours is!!
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cpawl
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks GG,Yup This one really likes to grow S/H.The hoya is full of the little flowers.
rennfl
10 years ago
Lovely! I too grow this one in S/H and it grows like a weed. Mine hasn't flowered yet this year, but last summer was just amazing.

I don't have any good ones in bloom right now other than cagayensis, but that one is a blooming fool this summer. But my anulata is budding for the third time, so maybe it will hold them and open this time?

I think the deplorable conditions they had when we moved set them back, but they look to be starting to recover, so keeping my fingers crossed they will settle n and start blooming again soon.

Renee

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