HOYA PUBICALYX SPLASH: Professional tips on how to best grow indoors
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- Опубліковано 15 жов 2024
- Embrace the allure of the Hoya 'Splash,' ( HOYA PUBICALYX 'SPLASH') a captivating houseplant with mesmerizing variegated foliage that adds a touch of tropical elegance to any space. In this comprehensive guide, we'll delve into the captivating world of Hoya 'Splash' care, revealing the secrets to nurturing this exquisite plant and helping it thrive in your home.
And with these expert insights and practical tips, you'll be well-equipped to nurture your Hoya 'Splash', transforming it into a thriving centerpiece in your home. Enjoy! M.
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Thank you again for identifying the Mussuenda, I appreciated your help very much.
You are most welcome Georg! 😀🌳
Thank you! Just bought my Hoya splash today😊.
Those plants are gorgeous
Thanks!😀 🪴
What about pruning spent stems? I noticed mine has a few long stems that are dead at the tips. Can I prune those back to the healthiest node?
Hi there. Yes, you can, but make sure they are really dead, Hoyas look like bare tendrils before leaves sprout. If tendril is flexible and bends easily it is probably still alive, it hard and dry then prune. Hope this helps.😀🪴
For sure, these are dead 100% dry and cripsy. Thank you! @@LETSGROWGARDENDESIGN
Those are called BUD SPURS not 😂 a paduncle that's a word years ago a women used when she was discriminated the old dried stems of one of her many Strepticarpus plants , people think she was describing a bud stem .
It’s spelled peduncle, not paduncle. And I am correct in description; bud spurs can also be associated with this region of Hoya, but my Hoya has not started to produce the flower cluster (bud spur/ spur) so it’s currently a peduncle. Hope this clarifies. 😀🌳
How do you know it’s “she”? Looks nice and I like the trellis in the pot it is climbing.. Just call it.. “it”.. you might get cancelled and that would be a shame!