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Hoya davidcummingii |
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Origin:
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Hoya davidcummingii can be grown in a hanging basket or supported on a trellis. I prefer to have it hanging. Some say this hoya is not the easiest to grow, but so far I have had no problems with it. It tolerates some drought and likes a lot of light. I have my plant hanging in a window facing south without no shading and it thrives there. The leaves are 6 cm long and 2 cm wide. They are quite thick, glabrous and medium green. The edge is dark green and the veins are barely visible. You need a few |
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cuttings in the pot to make a nice looking plant. Hoya davidcummingii flowers readily and when it does it fills the room with a pleasant scent of caramel in the evenings. Hoya davidcummingii has earlier been sold as Hoya gracilis. |
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Copyright © Jeanette Karlsen |
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