Hoya plants release very soon – list of types attached

Adeniumrose Company is in the process of inputting the Hoya plants information on the website. We plan to release about 20 – 22 varieties in 1..2 weeks. These hoyas, also known as wax plants,  were received about 4 months ago as barely rooted cuttings. Now they are much larger and growing great roots.

Images will be taken of the hoya plants so people have an image of the size right before we release them. Here is a list of the plants AdeniumRose Company plans to release:

hoya lacunosa

hoya incrassata variegata

hoya carnosa tricolor

hoya cumingiana

hoya lacunosa x obscura

hoya macrophylla

hoya australis ssp australis

hoya elliptica

hoya pubicalyx splash

hoya dolichosparte pink

hoya sp. pola

hoya rigida

hoya kenejiana red corona

hoya kenejiana variegata

hoya cv. jennifer

hoya cv. Optimistic

hoya cv routine

hoya imperialis red

hoya pentaphlebia

hoya sp. phu wua

hoya sp sarawak

hoya glabra schlechter 1908

Please note we have a limited number of each type of hoya plants. All of them are growing in 5 in hanging pots but will be shipped bare root with a moisten towel around the roots.  Rooted hoyas do ship well and we plant to use USPS priority mail (1..3 day transit).

All the hoyas AdeniumRose Company grows are in 65% to 70% sunlight for about 5..6 hours a day. Presently, they are getting very high humidity (90% plus) and 90+ degree weather and they are doing great. Many years ago I lived in Atlanta and grow them year round inside next to a window that received sun about 6..8 hours a day during the summer and 5..6 hours during winter. The glass was lightly tinted a bit so I’m guessing 75% sun rating.

If would not put them in direct sunlight for more than 3 hours if possible (morning sun light). They do better with shaded or indirect light but longer hours.  Not all Hoyas ave the same growth requirements but they are all very similar.  Some hoya plants require a bit more light and others less so you many want to move them around a bit and record the movement so you can track which ones like more or less sun exposure.

 

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