Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Problem with Hoya magnifica, 1 by plantladylin

plantladylin wrote:
Doug, That's understandable if you are trying to deal with a new job and every day responsibilities, you wouldn't want the hassle of listing plants for sale and then have the process of packing and shipping. I was all prepared to tell you to talk to those hoyas that you will be thinning and ask them if they'd like to live in Florida!

I just went out back and un potted magnifica. I was surprised at the amount of roots and boy was it dry! I repotted into a little bit bigger pot and since we are having a nice rainy afternoon, I stuck a bunch of plants out on the pool deck to take advantage of the water!