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Identifying a Houseplant?

Identifying a HouseplantThis plant was my mom's. I think it is happy in it's new home. Can you tell me what the name of the plant is? It kind of freaked out when I repotted it so maybe if I knew what it was I could help it some. Thank you!

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December 5, 20161 found this helpful

www.bing.com/.../search?q=hoya&id=F94F3ECA8054F3E476C3622C7512D3EF376F3E51...

Hoya

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December 5, 20160 found this helpful

Thank you very much for the helpful link! I sent a response to the wrong person earlier. I loved one of the photos, it was the same crazy tangled vines of a plant that I had to cut the macrame holder a part to get it out of the pot.

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I'm excited to google it so I can give it what it likes and that it might flower for me. Thanks again!

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December 5, 20161 found this helpful

My plant appears identical. It's nursery label says "Hoya - Pink Silver".

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December 5, 20160 found this helpful

Oh my goodness!!! The link you sent had a photo of the same tangled up crazy plant that I had to cut the macrame holder apart to get it out of the pot! Thank you so very much! I hope I can google information that will make it happy enough to flower for me! Beautiful!

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December 5, 20161 found this helpful

Hoya makes a wonderful houseplant. It likes a fair amount of light (no direct sunlight). It blooms at 2 or 3 years old in the spring or summer. Dont trim the spikes that bloom as blooms will come back the following year in the same place.

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The blooms are so beautiful. Repot every few years when it starts to look root bound. You will love it.

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December 5, 20160 found this helpful

My mom had it 20+ years in the same pot, and it was happy as a clam. I recently repotted it and it was pretty grumpy for a while but is now looking better. I live in Illinois and the long winters with less light, maybe it will never bloom. I will google to see if maybe fertilizer would facilitate blooming. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about this plant, I really love my plant.

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December 6, 20160 found this helpful

It is a hoya. Good luck.

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December 8, 20160 found this helpful

it looks like a Hoya, but remember there are websites that allow you to identify plants by the description of the leaves.

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