Nice. I remember from my childhood my Dad helping with an estate sale and this person had a Hoya plant in their large greenhouse, entwined up the support post and along the roof. It was amazing!.
flier3,
Nov 5, 8:10am
I do as well and have just potted up an 'off-shoot' so hope it comes along well. My old one used to be my mum's so I'm espcially pleased that it still flowers.
joberri,
Nov 5, 1:47pm
My Hoya is over 50years old, it belonged to my Grandmother, has been split into 2 plants and still flowers every year.
orchid21,
Feb 18, 7:52am
Hoya are very long lasting. The one most people will know is Hoya carnosa but there are many interesting Hoya with lovely flowers - H. fusca, for instance, has deep red, almost black, flowers, while H. bella is a small type with pretty white flowers that grow in a flat spray (ie, not in a ball). This website is good fun: http://www.international-hoya.org/
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