It is with regret that I announce the forthcoming demise of my Valentine Heart. It will not come as a surprise to those in the 'know'.
Hoya heart
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Re: Hoya heart
Shame.
But that's a lovely Graptopetalum bellum I see!
Mike
But that's a lovely Graptopetalum bellum I see!
Mike
Based in Wiltshire and growing a mix of cacti and succulents.
Re: Hoya heart
I guess it's lasted longer than a bunch of red roses would have. There was an article about Hoyas last year and it was interesting to see that they can sometimes start to grow.
Re: Hoya heart
Hi Mike,
It is indeed. Poised to flower. Even the little one off the side has a bud. One of my favourites.
It is indeed. Poised to flower. Even the little one off the side has a bud. One of my favourites.
Re: Hoya heart
an amateur of Hoyas told me that they did not take the petiole from the leaf and that this leaf could not produce a stem and therefore a plant: true or false ?
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Re: Hoya heart
Have a read of this thread (particularly the second page of posts), I think it answers your question:-RICHAUD wrote:an amateur of Hoyas told me that they did not take the petiole from the leaf and that this leaf could not produce a stem and therefore a plant: true or false ?
viewtopic.php?f=1&t=166517&hilit=hoya
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Thank John for the link
the leaf need also a piece of the stem
the leaf need also a piece of the stem