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What type of compost do I need for my wax flower?

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Hoya plants need a moist but free-draining soil so use a peat-based multi-purpose compost with added perlite or vermiculite. Only repot the plant when it is totally pot bound and never repot when the flower buds appear, wait until after flowering.

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Steve Bradley M.A M.Hort RHS

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What type of compost do I need for my wax flower?

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