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Posted 1Y ago by @AdeptArcticrose

Looking for other #Hoya lovers

Looking for other #Hoya lovers
Krohniana
Krohniana
Hoya krohniana
2ft to light, direct
2” pot without drainage
Last watered 1 year ago
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Lorraine
1069 XP
1Y ago
@AdeptArcticrose
I bought 10-12 cuttings from different varieties of Hoyas on FB Marketplace in April and have been attempting to root from leaves and stems. This one is doing the best. I will move her to her own pot soon.
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Jane
11573 XP
1Y ago
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Both my Hoyas are labeled as Hoya carnosa. I am not a hoya expert but I love these. Both of these have some white and some pink leaves that develop when they are in a bright spot outside in the summer.
Welcome to Greg! You can put hashtags in your posts to have more people see them @AdeptArcticrose #HappyPlants #PlantsMakePeopleHappy #PlantAddict #NewGrowth #PropagationStation #Hoya #HoyaHangout
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Lorraine
1069 XP
1Y ago
@AdeptArcticrose
I’ve never used hashtags before, but gave them a try this morning. FB doesn’t need them and video-based social media doesn’t keep my attention long enough to use.
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Susann
12098 XP
1Y ago
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Hi, again. Greg is a bit different and kind of does need them, though. The posts without hashtags will only be shown as "new posts" for a while until they are replaced by newer posts. After that, nobody will see them if you haven't used hashtags. With hashtags, they will show up on the fyp of the people who "joined" this particular hashtag, or just as random group Greg thinks interests you. Given the lack of a search function, hashtags are also the only way to look up older posts. All in all, for your posts to be seen by many of the "right" people, it's best to use hashtags that are relevant to it and seem to be used by many others.