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I got a small plant that's doing very well and growing really quivckly for a hoya- but since I"ve been reading up on hoyas this weekend, i'm wondering if i'm growing it properly. It's in a clay pot on a pedestal and is vining down. Somebody somewhere mentioned that some hoyas or other needed to be trained upwards to grow and bloom properly. Is that true? Which ones, if so? If you can tell me whether I should fertilize heavily or moderately, that would be good nfo to have, too. Also- with regular miracle-gro-type fertilizer or a bloom booster type? It's a young plant, probably not ready to bloom for a couple of years yet. I do mist it with VF-11 sometimes also.
Any help you can give is welcome!
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