This past Spring I bought several "tropicals" that are supposed to be
fragrant. My idea is to keep them inside to perfume the house
(assuming that we can stand what they eventually smell like).

Anyway, one of them, listed as "easy" in the catalog and usable as a
houseplant, was a Hoya odorata. All the other plants are quite happy,
but this guy hasn't grown a mm since I potted him 4-months ago. On the
other hand, he hasn't turned up his toes either.

Are there any particular tricks to this "easy" plant?

Thanks

JD



On Tue, 8 Jul 2008 08:36:47 -0700, "Wendy7" wrote:

This plant has taken a long time to establish & only the 2nd blooming.
Cheers Wendy