And Hoya variegated



Sorry about blurry photos on the variegated multiflora.

Lovely blooms, Cora.

Thank you Margaret.

Your welcome, Cora.

Beautiful! I knew better than to look. I don't need another one and don't have much luck with the variegated Hoyas. Is your fragrant?

It does not have scent and that's what I want. I have allergy and so is my two chihuahua.

Thanks .

That is even better... generally I am not taken with the Hoya scents. There are only a few that I have really liked.

I have to say that I think the scent of the Krimson Queen is quite interesting, to me it smells faintly like squished greenery, chocolate and something funky.

Now that is descriptive! and not too appealing.

I had one that smelled like vanilla. I really like it but lost it. Will have to see if I can remember its' name.

Please, let me know how it is easiest to get multiflora variegata to create roots?

I'll be getting cut from my friend and I was informed that it is one of the harderst to get a roots. I normally use water rooting method but what if there is better way...

How to get about it? How have you been able to have cutting of multiflora to create roots?

I rooted mine in a peat pellet kept moist. Then put in a 2" pot after that. Hope that helps.