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    Meine Pflanze machte eine gefälschte funky aussehende Blume

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    1. portemanteau on

      It’s a type of *Hoya*, Wax plant. Buds are still developing, flowers will open soon.

    3. briannarosa on

      Looks specifically like Hoya Krimson Queen! Like someone else said, the blooms have not opened yet. Congrats on your flowers!

    5. EmiChafouine on

      Looks like a hiya carnosa, maybe carnosa krimson queen
      These flowers are immature, they will open to give pretty fluffy flowers, a little patience still. They smell good and the nectar that flows from them is edible

    7. Fun_Value1184 on

      They do look they’re made of plastic don’t they. Ours is called Oscar.

    9. FreeBeans on

      Lmao it’s real, just budding. Once it opens it will smell faintly like chocolate!

    12. Nonbiinerygremlin on

      Hoyas are so cool, I hear they have to be REALLY happy to bloom!

    14. Foreign_Monk861 on

      I had one for years named Queenie. I overwatered her, and she died. 😪

    17. AffectionateSun5776 on

      Leave the “spur” after the flowers die. More flowers will come from it.

    18. WoozyTraveller on

      Hoya carnosa krimson queen
      Smells a bit like cocoa. The flowers you have there are buds and will open soon to have blooms that are cute and fluffy, and the nectar tastes sweet

    20. Babygirl10000 on

      That’s exactly why it’s called porcelain plant I swear this must be the reason for it.

    23. jetlee7 on

      I’m so jealous of all these beautiful Hoya blooms! Mine just keeps putting out more leafs.

    26. FewDrink3915 on

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      I have one of those plants too! Its over 14 years old and has climbed up the wall and 1/4 of the way across my roof 🙂 it’s huge and happy

    28. MiyuAtsy on

      It’s Hoya Carnosa or wax flower. My mum has one that her aunt gave her years ago.

    29. mcoddle on

      Yeah, some Hoya flowers tend to look completely fake. I think they’re amazing.

    31. Fenriss_Wolf on

      Just to give one more follow up:

      After the flowers are done, **leave the peduncle alone**! (The stem part all the flowers came out of.) Hoyas produce blooms from those over and over again, so don’t cut them off, and the next time your Hoya is ready to flower, you’ll get more flowers from the same spot.

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