Anyone tried hoya vines?
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Anyone tried hoya vines?
The fragrant vines from asclepias family, hoya bella, australis, carnosa etc. Common in thailand, singapore and other subtropical climate. They are not easy to grow from seed so i did not try them. Stephanotis floribuda is from same family and stephanotis does not bloom profusely in lahore, so i think they might not be as free flowering as other vines. Any thoughts?
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Re: Anyone tried hoya vines?
I think they preffer humidity ??? I think they'll do as good as orchids only 

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Re: Anyone tried hoya vines?
Hmmm not good enough then. But i will try a suitable species this year through cutting. What are the chances of getting a cutting from USA? Rainy season would be best for this kind of adventure?tweedle2009 wrote:I think they preffer humidity ??? I think they'll do as good as orchids only
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yup.I ll also get one or two from thailandkhabbab wrote:Hmmm not good enough then. But i will try a suitable species this year through cutting. What are the chances of getting a cutting from USA? Rainy season would be best for this kind of adventure?tweedle2009 wrote:I think they preffer humidity ??? I think they'll do as good as orchids only
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Re: Anyone tried hoya vines?
They are easy plants and are readily available in Karachi, BTW I find orchids easy too....
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Orchids grow better in karachi than lahore, right? Izhar do let me know the price range of these vines.
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Re: Anyone tried hoya vines?
I purchased small purple dendrobium some years back, it grew and bloomed non-stop since... okay Khabbab bhai i'll do that..
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Re: Anyone tried hoya vines?
Rs.400-600 different varieties but this one is common.
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Re: Anyone tried hoya vines?
Any idea how fragrant they are?mirafzalkhan wrote:Rs.400-600 different varieties but this one is common.
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Re: Anyone tried hoya vines?
This one (in Photo) is slightly fragrant, chocolate like.