Beautiful Hoya Curtisii In A 4 Inch Pot! Blooms Are Amazing!

Expect flowering to occur during the warmer months of the year from October right through to April. Hoyas produce flowers from peduncles protruding from the same stem junction every year, so it is important not to cut the flowers off after they finish flowering. They will drop off on their own.   BLOOM PROCESS: Hoyas like lots of sun, but direct beams can give their leaves a sunburn. A bright, north or east-facing window is a fantastic spot for your plant. Alternatively, a south or west-facing window with a sheer curtain will help soften those intense light beams. Some plants don’t like being root-bound, but if your hoya is snug in its container, this will actually encourage flowering! Don’t Over-Fertilize. Fertilizer containing phosphorus is essential for your plants to go through their bloom cycle, but too much can stress out your plant and throw them off course. A balanced, slow-release fertilizer in spring and summer will work great for properly fueling your plant. Don’t fertilize in fall or winter—your plant needs a chance to rest and recharge before its next spring growth spurt.   WATERING: Allow your Hoya curtisii to go about 3/4 of the way dry before watering. Allowing Hoya to go too dry for too long can lead to roots dying off, so don’t let your Hoya get too thirsty! Whenever you water make sure you are giving a thorough drink and fully saturating all of the soil.