Hoja likes peace and quiet the most. . It is also worth ensuring that the pot is quite tight, this is one of the flowering conditions. The soil should be loose and permeable. A mixture of soil for flowering flowers, peat and sand will work. Since it is a climbing flower, it is also worth placing bamboo rods in the pot or stringing strings to the ceiling along which it will grow.
All it takes is a simple procedure and the hoja will begin to bloom. You have everything you need at home
Hoja teaches patience. Don’t count on flowers in the first year. Gardeners remind us that the pink hoja (that is, the one we grow in pots) begins to bloom from the second, sometimes even third year of life. Although experts warn that there are cases of earlier flower development. If the hoja does not bloom after this time, it is worth checking if we can provide it with even more sun. However, if all the care rules are met and despite this, porcelain flowers with an intense scent do not appear, you can use one of the extreme methods of gardeners. In late autumn, we place the pot with hoja in water heated to 40 degrees C. We leave it for an hour, then (we maintain the temperature all the time) we also immerse the above-ground part of the plant for half an hour. If the treatment does not produce adequate results the first time, it can be repeated in six months.
Hoja. Position and watering
Hoja should also have a very clear position. This is also a necessary condition for flowering. However, remember that bright sun is not recommended. Scorching rays can burn the flower. In addition to the appropriate soil and location, the plant must also be provided with adequate humidity. Hoja should not be watered frequently. Keeping the soil slightly moist at all times may even contribute to the lack of flowering. The flower should be watered moderately, only when the soil is completely dry. However, in winter, it is even worth drying the plant so that it will bloom in summer. In spring, you can fertilize hoja with nutrients for cacti and succulents. It is also important not to remove the flower stalk after flowering. Hoja blooms on the same shoots.
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