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Name: Cora Arlington, Va (Zone 7b)     CoraBarner May 29, 2018 6:14 AM CST |
  And Hoya variegated   Sorry about blurry photos on the variegated multiflora. |
Name: Margaret Near Kamloops, BC, Canada (Zone 3a)             mcash70 May 29, 2018 1:01 PM CST |
Lovely blooms, Cora.  |
Name: Cora Arlington, Va (Zone 7b) CoraBarner May 30, 2018 6:10 AM CST |
| Thank you Margaret. |
Name: Margaret Near Kamloops, BC, Canada (Zone 3a) mcash70 May 30, 2018 9:04 AM CST |
Your welcome, Cora.  |
Name: Kristi east Texas pineywoods (Zone 8a)      pod Jun 4, 2018 7:01 AM CST |
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?Believe in yourself even when no one else will. ~ Sasquatch |
Name: Cora Arlington, Va (Zone 7b) CoraBarner Jun 4, 2018 10:37 AM CST |
| It does not have scent and that's what I want. I have allergy and so is my two chihuahua. Thanks . |
Name: Kristi east Texas pineywoods (Zone 8a) pod Jun 4, 2018 12:01 PM CST |
| That is even better... generally I am not taken with the Hoya scents. There are only a few that I have really liked. Believe in yourself even when no one else will. ~ Sasquatch |
Name: Margaret Near Kamloops, BC, Canada (Zone 3a) mcash70 Jun 4, 2018 1:22 PM CST |
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.  |
Name: Kristi east Texas pineywoods (Zone 8a) pod Jun 4, 2018 6:48 PM CST |
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. Believe in yourself even when no one else will. ~ Sasquatch |
Name: Margaret Near Kamloops, BC, Canada (Zone 3a) mcash70 Jun 4, 2018 8:05 PM CST |
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 tmannerk Sep 10, 2019 3:51 AM CST |
| 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? |
Name: Gina Florida (Zone 9a) Tropical plant collector 35 years     Gina1960 Sep 10, 2019 5:23 AM CST |
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Name: Peggy SW Oklahoma (Zone 7b) Magpie26 Sep 12, 2019 4:25 PM CST |
| I rooted mine in a peat pellet kept moist. Then put in a 2" pot after that. Hope that helps. |
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