That has all the different growing requirements listed for the different kinds of Hoya's? Now that I have all these Hoya's, and have to bring everything back indoors, space is at a premium and it would be nice to know the bare minimum light requirements for the different kinds. Well, and their watering requirements as well.....
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Is there anyplace...
Not that I know of...there are some temperature tolerances available. I would go back thru the threads and pick up random information there...lots of good experiences have been shared with lots of hoyas. There are a few that prefer certain treatment...but basically they like high indirect light and water them when the top inch of potting medium is dry.
Thanks Carol...I'm hoping (fingers crossed) I can get away with a north window for most of them for the winter. Not sure if that qualifies as high indirect light....my old carnosa is happy there though.
Carnosa and pubicalyx family would do well there. Hoyas adapt well...and you will see if they don't like where they are. Without a lot of light I would grow them on the dry side and water early in the morning. (I would also not fertilize in the winter as they will probably go almost dormant).Good luck.