I have so many Hoya!! Ranking them ALL 👀🪴 (40 species, rare + common)
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1:44 hoya polyneura ‘broget’
3:10 hoya incrassata inner variegation
4:36 hoya compacta outer variegation
6:44 hoya compacta ‘mauna loa’
8:06 hoya obovata inner variegation
9:55 hoya kerrii outer variegation
12:37 hoya krohniana
13:47 hoya fungii
15:09 hoya erythrina
16:15 hoya latifolia ‘snow queen’
17:48 hoya obovata
20:28 hoya kaimuki
22:01 hoya wayetii
24:07 hoya chinghungensis
25:23 hoya bella (variegated)
27:34 hoya sunrise
29:33 hoya krimson princess
31:22 hoya priktai
33:36 hoya crassipetiolata ‘splash’
35:41 hoya krohniana ‘super silver’
36:54 hoya thomsonii
39:29 hoya chicken farm
42:00 hoya cystiantha ‘splash’
43:43 hoya biakensis sp biak
45:29 hoya quenquenervia
47:30 hoya nicholsoniae ‘new guinea ghost’
48:42 hoya multiflora
50:28 hoya heuschkeliana inner variegation
52:50 hoya kalimantan
54:20 hoya wilbur graves
56:12 hoya gps-7240
58:08 hoya polyneura
1:01:54 hoya serpens
1:04:01 hoya caudata ‘sumatra’
1:06:21 hoya shepherdii
1:08:25 hoya walliniana ut-152
1:11:17 hoya mathilde
1:13:41 hoya krimson queen
1:16:06 hoya compacta
1:18:35 hoya linearis
That's very kind of you to timestamp it, much appreciated!
Thank you for doing this!!
Thank you❤
Over an hour of Hoya 😍😍😍😍 a blessing
Seriously 🥹🙏🏽
Fern blessing us with so many long videos ❤ I cry happy tears😊
Her commitment to ecology is so important 😀
Do you sell hoyas the linearis is so awesome ❤I love it
Also, orange!! Another color you look STUNNING in!! 💫 🧡
My Hoyas were not giving me anything, for years, so I moved one to the bathroom in the windowsill and it’s tripled in size in a month. Then I moved all 6 of my Hoyas in there and they are thriving!!!! Thankful I finally found their happy place 🥰🤩
Ahhh that is so awesome! 👏🌿
For your first Hoya that isn’t growing, it probably has microscopic mites! I had a plant that wasn’t doing anything for over a year, didn’t show any signs of pest damage, but wouldn’t grow… I treated it with sulfur and it immediately started growing again!
This this this!! Also they deform growth.
Yep! I was just going to say this. I'm treating all of my plants with sulfur right now 😕
I have noticed with my obovata that I get the wonky leaves when I am being inconsistent with watering. I get the nice round leaves when I'm watering better.
Have you ever looked at your hoya under a magnifying glass? Hoya tend to suffer from flat mites which are invisible to the naked eye. They are known to stunt growth because they like chomping on new growth points. Might be worth looking into for the ones that don't seem to grow.
I have to say, not actually having seen your variegated Hoya compacta for a while, it's actually grown quite a bit! I was kind of shocked!😂 Keep it up! You can do it little guy!🤞🤞❤️
Your first Hoya looks to be in much too large of a pot. The leaves will grow once the roots have filled out the pot. I put my new hoya cuttings in modified plastic shot glasses or 1” or less pots until I get at least one new leaf and then size up the pot very slightly. Hope this helps!
Hello, I'm Colombian and live in Medellín. Many of those plants you have are native to this area. When you go for walks in the forests, you can come across different types of philodendrons, calatheas, pothos, or alocasias. I don't understand how you manage to take care of those plants in a place like where you live, where it seems that cold weather prevails.
By the way, you look like a star among all those plants.
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You said you haven't had them bloom as much. You mentioned you've had it really warm in there. My tip would be that they like to cool down at night. Hoya bloom when their a bit stressed out, so really letting them dry out between watering, always plenty of sun but they enjoy a temp drop at night.
Im having such a dumpster fire of a day and this video is a straight up blessing 🙏🏽 Fave planty person and my fave genus, yes please 🥹
I had over 80 Hoyas at one point, about 10 years ago. All of them I grew from single cuttings. Then I moved to a house with very little natural light, and lost most of them. The hardier ones survived, and I eventually got plant lights…but consider the future with these plants. Most look great as young plants - but they do not age well. They get huge, and heavy, and just aren’t as pretty as when they are young. I have an obovata that is so heavy it breaks every hanging pot I’ve put it in. I’ve had to pot up every two years. I don’t think they make hanging pots big enough for the next one it will need. I’m going to have to put it in a floor pot and let it climb up a wall trellis. So, yeah, consider the future when getting that cute, pretty little hoya….someday you are going to need a huge greenhouse.
Would be nice to see your plants🤩 especially obovata🙂
Or just chop and prop
Respectfully I don’t see how this is a bad thing lol
🥰 OMG your linearis has grown so much!!! I remember when you had that tiny plant and kept chopping and propagating and adding to the pot. You did an amazing job! Honestly, all your plants are amazing.
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I just love the obovata. Most of mine are not round but oval. Sorry I don’t have tips just check for flatmites
I want to thank you for showing us and explaining the care of your Hoya plants. Never knew that there are so many. I am amazed at all your plants and knowing all the names of each plant. Keep up the good work, your videos have a lot of knowledge/ information that would inspire anyone to grow different plants. Your inspiration to grow.
Thank you
I had a whole heap of hoya babies that wouldnt grow so an old lady told me to put them outside in spring for a week or 2 and to give them shocks of water instead of regular watering.
I've tried this and so far they all have new growth this year 🎉❤ thanks for the videos Fern 😊
Returning to this gorgeous collection video 😍
Don't forget to add this vid to the Hoya playlist 😁😁😁
I would love to see a video of you doing a repot of your Hoya! Love you and your channel💚
Where are your acrylic trellises from? I love them! 😍
Fern, I'm also a hoya head and have had my ups and downs with some. Most of my hoya are grown on plant shelves and rotted under the cheap Amazon grow lights. I then bought the barrina grow lights on Amazon that so many people recommend and they are a life savior. My tall hoyas are under pendant lights and the bulb used are the Phillips grow light bought at Walmart. It's a heavy bulb but work really well.
holy moly!!!!!!!! how big was your walliana ut 152 when you first got her??? I love your hoyas!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for sharing. When I started growing hoyas, some were doing nothing for so long. And I knew little about their care and problems. It was recommended that I buy a microscope and search for flat mites. They are the #1 reason hoyas do not push new growth or lose peduncles. So, I treated them for flat mites (there are many options, including benefitials), and in no time, plants exploded with new leaves and looked so good. Plyneura, even with silver leaves, are pretty fast growers. Good luck!
Can I just say, I have been ✨living✨for these long videos you have been posting recently. Always gets me in such a planty mood and I love to have your video on while I do other things like watering, repotting, or honestly even just doing the dishes. Thank you for another great video!
I started noticing my Hoyas blooming much more when I remember to spray them with orchid spray 😅 also, your polyneura is how my obovata was. It took two entire years to do anything at all but I’m so glad I kept it because it took offfffff. 💚
you have such an amazing Hoya collection thank you for sharing with us! i love the fun facts/ tips you add in along the way. i actually got into houseplants via Hoyas - i worked for a local plant influencer's online shop packing up plants; she would let me keep broken pieces to "rescue" lol + most of my planty rescues were Hoyas bc we sold a lot of them, so they are special to me! don't give up on your variegated Compactas, they are looking cute + healthy, they just seem to grow at a snail's pace
You have such a renewed energy! Think your plants are feeling it!❤
Agreed!!!
They love to be in hanging basket in tree with dense foliage, outside with air sun and water,
Your Hoya collection has grown so much since I’ve started watching your channel 😍💕
I had a few Hoyas that wouldn’t grow and I gave them a sulfur treatment 1x a week for a few weeks and now they’re growing like crazy!
I am going to try this.. ty :)
Same! Esp the ones that weren’t growing or they had knobby growth points, I noticed they started growing shortly after I sprayed them
When I’ve had difficulty with Hoyas starting, I found that bone meal usually gets them going 😊
Ohh good to know!
I have the hoya kerrii albomarginata and I keep it successfully on a south-west windowsill, so it gets direct sun all afternoon, even now, during the summer. I noticed it likes the summer heat. I have it growing in a chunky mix and water it as soon as it dries out almost completely, which is every other day in summer. I did acclimate it to high light before putting it in the sunny windowsill.
Have you tried to feed them miracle grow orchid bloom liquid? To encourage flowers to bloom
I’m one of those rare plant lovers that isn’t Hoya crazed but you and your babes make me want more. Thanks, Fern! 😂
Btw, you look soooo pretty ❤ loving your hair these days 🔥
Hi Fern, your Hoya collection is AWESOME! The Chicken Farm is at the top of my MUST HAVE HOYA list!! Thank you for highlighting your beautiful collection!! ❤❤❤🧡🧡🧡
Hey girl, I rescued some rough looking polyneura plants from a clearance section in May. I reported them and put them in a south facing window to recover. And boy….that plant is my pride and joy now. It’s so fun and loving life.
i have always the same feels when i look such videos and all those poeples having the same intrest , than i am thinking , yeaaaaah gosh , we are like one huge familly , for shure we are obsessed.😁i believe we really are , but ain't hurts and keeps wondering times and times again , yes i love it also so much , i spend all mine time to care for them 🙂 greets from Carl Flanders
I like your comment. Just curious how or where did you get the first two emojis 🤔 everyone has such different and cute emojis mine are so basic and boring...wish I had more variety 😢😊
@@dora9368 thanks , when you tap emoji and than on the youtube emoji icone you find there the one i used , hope i could help you , have nice evening there ;-)
you’ve gotten me into hoyas, they’re so pretty!!
Also that dress looks stunning on you!! 🌿🧡
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@@ira7630 my bad hah! commented before watching the whole thing!
How hot is it outside for your area? How often do you water? I'm in north central Texas and this summer it's been too hot for most outdoor plant life. Our temps have been mostly 106 -110F/41.1-43.3C #brutal 🥵
I LOVE putting my hoyas outside for the summer!! As long as it's in dappled shade, it definitely prefers it out there (for me). Every time it rains, they seem to sprout a new leaf or two... Also, I don't have to deal with the drippy blooms indoors!
You neeeeeeed a hoya burmanica! Its hands down my favorite. Super easy, prolific bloomer with creamy yellow bella-like blooms, easy to propagate. Reminds me of hoya bella but with slightly bigger leaves.
Hi Fern. WOW!!! What an amazing collection of Hoyas!!!! I have a Carnosa and Obivata. Both are very slow growers inside, but the moment I put them outside for a summer vacation, they took off. Fresh air and natural UV must be what they need. They were positioned in a North-East position (South-East Northern hemisphere) and sun stressed beautifully. I must compliment you on your top. Orange/red really suits you.😊🪴
Fern, I don't know how I haven't discovered you until a few weeks ago, but I've binge-watched you so far :D. You showcasing your Hoyas has made me order some myself. I absolutely love looking at them!
She’s the absolute best!! 🤩💚
Both of my fish tail hoyas 🧜 have grown a lot. I think you should try to plant it deeper so it can cover joint. That works for my hoyas it helps. I got my two leaf and now I have a massive plant and I have been propagating it.
Yes, please do a Hoya repot. I need to repot some of mine; I need the motivation 🙏🏼
Love your Hoya collection, Fern. It is so beautiful to see someone like you that has been a long time plantuber and is not influenced by “must have’s” (you know what I mean) 😊
Hoyas by far are my favorite plants so you can imagine how thrilled I was when I saw that your entire video was going to be on Hoyas. First, I must say that orange is your color. You look absolutely gorgeous in orange. Now back to the Hoyas. I love them so much. I also have a huge collection. I mostly have them outside in my covered patio year round being that I live in South Florida. I have Chicken Farm and Undulata on my wishlist. Your Chicken Farm is gorgeous. I’ve had two Linearis that I have killed after over aggressive treatment for mealies. Yours is so beautiful. I may give it another try in the future. Loved all your Hoya content in this video. Would love to see more 😊
Love my hoya linearis! I am going to go watch your chop and prop videos.
Fern!! You really should try adding Great White Mychorrizae to your Hoyas. All of mine that were stagnant grow now and are blooming more often. I use it on all of my plants but it definitely helps my Hoyas!
I wish. I looked it up in my country, and I'm assuming it's a reasonable price in the US? But in Canada it's listed on Amazon for $327 for a 32oz container. That's, like just under $300us I believe. My country makes no sense sometimes.
Love watching your channel. Just curious… it seems like orchids and African violets are not collected by most of the plant community. Are these out of fashion or just a different niche?
I really loved seeing your hoya! I had over 100 different species, but I'm slowly downsizing. I'm actually gravitating to plain green instead of the variegated ones. Like Polyneura and Bella for example. And I'm appreciating the common ones more also
I would love to see a repot video
Per Summer Rayne Oakes YT channel, apparently if you stress 😬 Hoyas out they bloom😮😊 I don't have any Hoyas so I don't know much about them, but you have some great Hoyas 👍. TFS❤
Edit: what I have discovered with my Hoyas - some of them grow better in my greenhouse (it is one of those clear plastic covered ones in a SW sliding door window in our kitchen which gets really warm)and then when they don’t grow well like the others, I move them to under my grow lights. I’ve had a few that started growing after switching them to different light locations.
I love the long videos! I look forward to your videos here and on your other channel, every week. Thank you lady 🫶🖤
Also, I love hoya. I almost want to get rid of all my other plants except my hoyas and my African violets 😅
My Hoya kerrii verigated is growing in my greenhouse 59% shade cloth, in winter here in Sydney I need to wrap the greenhouse in plastic because the temp can get down to 0 degrees Celsius where it can experience cellular breakdown. Water when dry spring and summer three times a week and once a week in winter
This was A MOST EXCITING video! I appreciate your time and effort for 3 hours! I loved every minute!
Ok every time you showed the next Hoya in your top 10, I was like omg that’s my fav! Then you would show another and again I would say omg that’s my fav! How do you pick! It’s great to see the progress of your Hoyas, especially ones you’ve done chop/prop or removed from a trellis. Or your UT152, it’s great to see it bouncing back from before! For your krimson queen, I wonder if giving it fresh substrate would help encourage it to bloom. I don’t have Hoya care down pat but that’s the only thing I could think of. And absolutely yes please on the Hoya repot video!!
Ah true about the krimson queen - maybe she needs a soil upgrade! I just worry she'd go downhill if I mess with her lol. I think I will do so for next spring though... thanks for watching 💖
At one time I had several hoyas but I moved and a few of them didn’t like the new location. I didn’t catch them in time and lost a few of them. I still have the linear and the chelsea. Seeing your collection, I’m ready to start again. Thanks so much for the video. Very impressive!
Great video! I love these collection videos. I watched this while repotting some of my Hoya. Incrassata and the variegated kerrii definitely rank lower on my list but I do love them all. And my "basic" Krimson Queen is going to be up there in my top 10. Compacta was my number 2 (I made my list while watching yours), too.
THIS is the video I've been waiting for!! That window showcases a trailing plant beautifully. Would love to see more up there! I recently saw a video on trellising Hoya. For your bigger leafed ones especially, you can wind it around any which way, but keep the newest growth pointing upwards, as it's looking to climb. Looking forward to an all Hoya repot! 🤌
On sunstress: my sunrise definitely reddened more in the winter than summer, in the same south-facing window spot. It’s now directly under a grow light and already sun stressing again.
Loved the video! Definitely added a couple to my wish list! 😍
I finally broke down last winter and bought a long trailing variegated compacta with 5 or 6 vines and I added my small ones to it so I have a nice full pot finally. I think had been super under-watering my first one and it’s fine roots would always dry up. This one’s doing amazing now. Wishing you luck!
Don't give up on that two leaf polyneura ...mine was two leaves forever but has now taken off. I got a humidifier several months back and that helped a lot of my hoyas, which are my favorite plant. Your linearis is drop dead gorgeous and I will have to find your chop and prop video as I would like mine to be fuller. Also so happy your variegated heuschkeliana is growing so beautifully. Mine has not done much, but I am going to repot it in terra cotta do see if that gives it a boost. It has never been repotted so who knows? I need to go back to the beginning of the video to take notes on a planting medium you were talking about ...tree fern? I looked at the Planthaven Toronto site but didn't see anything that looked like it. Where did you get it? Great content! Would love to see a repotting video on the hoyas! Thank you
I am in love with the Obavato, compacta, Australis, and of course the queen! Right now I have a crimson queen and an young Australis that's just put out it's first new growth. I had a variegated compacta that got root rot and I'm trying to save as a cutting. I can't wait to get more Hoya and watch them grow, quickly became my favorite genius.
Just finished watching. I was surprised to see your sunrise but when you whipped out your walliana?! Girl i remember when it was little and it’s a freaking beast now! Love this video so so much.
It was a real treat to see your hoyas. I had to smile when you got down to the last five as I remembered several of them from previoius videos. Then I made a bet with myself that your linearis would be #1 and wallah there she was in all her glory. She really is stunning!!
Awe thank you so much for watching ☺️ glad you enjoyed!
Are the ones not blooming, plants that don't get a chance to get some cooler temps and less light? I wonder if those conditions would help them bloom.
EPIC!! One of my all time favorite TH-cam videos ever 💚🪴 thank you 🥰
can you make a hoya or plant wish list video?
Im so envious of you heuschkeliana variegata. 🤤
Hoya are so hard for me because there are SO many to collect! I want to catch 'em all! lolol! Thanks for showing your gorgeous collection :) Next one on my list is is the Hoya Calycina Stargazer. The leaves are gloriously velvet and soft and lovely! ❤
I got a polyneura broget recently as a rehab and i put it in PON in a window, and spray it with orchid spray every other day. It has grown a LOT in a month! Honestly all my pon Hoya are exploding in regular room conditions :). If kept in soil mix, my hoya seem to grow quickly when watered far more often than you’d think to.
For obovata, i have had the best luck getting consistent leaf shape and growth when they’re in high humidity in leca or pon. In soil, i notice even slight watering inconsistencies make the leaves wonky.
🫶✨🪴such a lovely collection. 🤔okay…Obovata, my best guess to your wonky leaves is watering, I have noticed if I water too soon between waterings(overwater) wonky leaves form. 🤞hope that helps. Your Hoya collection is so sweet!! Thanks for sharing!
Love my linearis too, seems so cozy, just need it in my bedroom as a kind of natural curtain😊
That color on you & the style even is just so so pretty!! You look stunning!!!
Your chicken farm inspired me to get one and it is sooo beautiful! It's put out 3 gorgeous leaves this summer. I also got a crassipetiolata splash this summer that is putting out 2 leaves (was a 1 leaf cutting). I also got a baby linearis and showed it yours for inspiration lol.
Your hoyas are amazing and I just bought two hoyas online after watching this 😂 I have a variegated obovata and the leaves seem to enjoy growing weird and wonky so I think it might be an obovata thing in general. I found more light exposure stops the reverting back to plain green.
Hey Fern I also had a polyneura that only had two leafs for a year and would sometimes put out a new one. I finally got it growing happy though. I changed the media to be a 70-30 mix of orchid bark and potting soil. Than started fertilizing with 20-20-20 200ppm Nitrogen. Hope it works out for you!!
my mauna loa reverted too :/ i only have one vine with variegation
The V. Kerrii.. so not just me. Idk if you saw my comment about foliar spray to grow roots, but this is the plant they grew crazy cat whisker roots in perlite after treating the cutting with Miracle Gro Orchid Foliage spray! Now I get to plant it up and watch it die all over again 😅
Your hoya collocation is looking gorgeous 😍💚 my top hoya is my carnosa compacta with my obovata splash coming in as a close second 💚
Ok, so crazy amount of Hoyas, lucky lady! 😵💫🤩have to agree that philodendron is my top tier but Hoya is definitely super close second! ❤I have a little harder time with mine so my collection is way smaller; spending the summer outside has def helped 🪴☀️I do love linnearis-how could you not (especially yours😍), but multiflora is my favorite!!🌸💕thanks Fern!🐶🐾be well!🌿
As someone who is in their Hoya era going to drive 30 mins to get an obovata later today, this video is perfectly timed!!
I really loved this video. I hope you film the repotting and potting of the Hoyas you talked about
Linearis is my absolute favorite I’ve been looking everywhere and can’t find one. Yours is beautiful you should be proud.
I would love to see the video of the repottings!!
What soil mix do you use for your hoyas? The same for hoyas in terracotta and plastic pots?
Hi Fern 💫 I just received a Hoya Linearis I’ve been searching for one since the start of my Hoya journey. Mine is growing well, but I’m such a helicopter Mom because she’s definitely my favorite as well. Fingers crossed I can keep her happy. I did take a cutting and put it in Pon to try before I move the whole plant and kill it. I also got a cutting of Mathilde off Etsy and it came with a peduncle. I’ve never had a peduncle on any of mine so I’m super excited. I thoroughly enjoyed this video of all your Hoya. Enjoy the rest of your week. 🙏🏻💫
Just found your channel! Thankyou for taking the time to share all your beautiful hoya😍😍😍 I only have 4 hoya so far but I definitely have a growing wishlist 😅
Amazing video, Fern! I am also obsessed with linearis. I have killed several ha ha! I really admire yours and hope I can get mine to that point! My favorite hoya of yours is the compacta. I mean it's just perfection!
Thank you so much 🥺🥰💚
yes!! linearis is for sure one of my favorites and mine is just now starting to get nice and long. it’s so so fun!! (loved this video so much and accidentally ordered 3 hoya while watching 🥳)
Your plants are always so beautiful
You have so many beautiful and unique Hoyas!!! I think my Hoya Suzie Q is my favourite in my collection with my Hoya Retusa coming in at a very close 2nd 💚💚💚
I loooove these collection videos! And you started with some of my favorite genera! Of my Hoyas, my favorites are callistophylla, globulosa, linearis, Burt, and serpens!! Shoutout to my one leaf cutting of meredithii who tried to bloom in my prop box 🤗
Hi Fern!! The Hoya not growing... what about those flat mites that Adam (Knot Dude) made a video about? I saw Doug from Vermont Hoya treated his with sulfur powder to kill flat mites, and they just took off with new growth left and right afterwords (he also made a video). Might be worth a try for the two leaf poly.
Does insecticidal soap work on those flat mites?
@@gypsylee333 I think Adam did try that, everything is in the live vid he did. He even links to the microscope you need to see them.
@@BoojiePanda ok I'll try to find it :)
Hi Fern, if your windows are low e windows the hoya won'ts get sun stressed. You are better off to put them outside or under the grow lights. Do you have low E windows because that will stop teh hoyas from sunstressing. Don''t feel sad I cant get min to sunstress.
I love the Hoya linearis, I have one in water for months and I should pot it quickly !!! I have also a Hoya retusa, it is vining also and I am very astonished that you don't have one, it is a very easy Hoya and has a unique look. Recently I bought a Hoya australis Lisa but I have no chance with it, it keeps loosing leaves each time I water it, so I ordered a crimson princess (because they look pretty much alike) and I hope it will thrive at my home. I would like to have a Hoya polyneura, but I don't have many space left .....
all of your plants are very good looking , very healthy
I just rescued a plant from the clearance rack at Walmart and it was waterlogged. I didn't know it was a hoya but it is actually Hoya curtisii. I'm so excited!
I can see why the linearis is your fave. Thanks for sharing Fern!