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This is my hoya sipitangensis, not sure why it chose to flower while I'm re-rooting it but I'm not complaining.
A lot of comments about the smell here haha. This one actually smells pretty faint and just smells like flowers. I have heard some varieties smell bad but so far none of the ones that have bloomed for me have been bad.
I love the look, but the ungodly smell they fill the entire house with... I could do without that.
You do know there are many different hoyas with different or no smell, right?
Alternatively, you could do what I do and just be bad at growing hoyas so they never bloom π
Not to mention they take so long to actually open up so you could chop off the peduncle before it blooms. It's weeks between peduncle formation and blooming :P
I can smell this picture. And it's horrible.
... Can I get a Hoya?
HO-YAAAAAA
Iβm about to get another bloom soon and canβt wait