What lovely, healthy cuttings they are. Kudos to the sellers 👏👏I was pleased to see Hoya chouke, I have literally just received a cutting of one, and it's gorgeous. Also I can't stop touching the leaves, I agree they feel so nice, and definitely unlike any other Hoya in texture.
Those were lovely cuttings. I am going to look for any Hoya videos and watch them. I’m on a Hoya hunt. I pick them out from Etsy, and then buy at the first of the month.
That’s why I share shops that I get my plants from in my videos just in case if you want some of them you will know where to look for them. I’m not trying to promote any of the shops. They don’t even know I have a channel. I just like to share good shops, and good experience since it’s so hard to find good sellers.
Cute Hoyas!! You are definitely the Hoya Queen!!! 🥰 How many do you have now? Interesting about the mealy root chemical - where did you purchase it? Thank you for sharing! 💜💚🪴🌵
Thank you! 💚 I’m not sure about the queen part 😂. I don’t know how many Hoyas I have, but I’m pretty sure it’s over 200. That treatment is all natural and I purchased it on Amazon. I put a link in that video if you want to get it. It works for a lot of different things and it is safe for beneficial bugs 😊💚
UGH the washing tht sulpher off is a real chore. I am sure it is going to take more than one leaf by leaf wask down. Also Knt Dude sid the sulpher reacts with neem. Even though it has been several weeks i am a little afraid to spray them with neem.
It is definitely a huge job. I cannot wait when I go back to just watering my plants weekly and not inspect, wash or respray anymore. It would definitely make this hobby enjoyable again. I do know that neem oil and sulfur don’t mix. I personally don’t like neem oil and I never use it I guess it solves that problem 😊💚
I actually never researched it either. I think because I’ve never use it myself. I have a full bottle I bought long time ago and I think I only used it once. I did not like the smell and I don’t think it did anything for my plants. I just know they don’t mix.
@@ElenasGreenPlanet If you apply neem oil to your plants, you should wait at least two weeks before you apply sulfur, or the two will combine to burn your plant's leaves in a similar way to sunscald. OK Makes sense. I am still concerned using the neem even after washing as much sulpher off all the leaves and stems as possible. First I rinsed in shower spray. Did not do muc to remove the sulpher. Then I hand washed the leaves one at a time. That took me a full day and a half to do. UGH
What lovely, healthy cuttings they are. Kudos to the sellers 👏👏I was pleased to see Hoya chouke, I have literally just received a cutting of one, and it's gorgeous. Also I can't stop touching the leaves, I agree they feel so nice, and definitely unlike any other Hoya in texture.
Another great video. Thank you for sharing!! 💚🪴💚
I have ordered from two nodes three leaves & I love her shop! Love your videos! Thanks for sharing!
Loved this Elena! Thank you for your content, time and effort. 😊
Thank you for watching! 😊💚
@@ElenasGreenPlanet every one you do!
I’ve been wanting a Hoya lyi so bad! The leaves are actually larger than I was expecting but it is so so cute!
I hope you will get one soon. It is very cute! 💚
Those were lovely cuttings. I am going to look for any Hoya videos and watch them. I’m on a Hoya hunt. I pick them out from Etsy, and then buy at the first of the month.
That’s why I share shops that I get my plants from in my videos just in case if you want some of them you will know where to look for them. I’m not trying to promote any of the shops. They don’t even know I have a channel. I just like to share good shops, and good experience since it’s so hard to find good sellers.
8:36 😂😂 I giggle 🤭 at that
Is that because you knew I was talking to you?! 😂❤️
@@ElenasGreenPlanet yes 😂
Cute Hoyas!! You are definitely the Hoya Queen!!! 🥰
How many do you have now?
Interesting about the mealy root chemical - where did you purchase it?
Thank you for sharing! 💜💚🪴🌵
Thank you! 💚 I’m not sure about the queen part 😂. I don’t know how many Hoyas I have, but I’m pretty sure it’s over 200. That treatment is all natural and I purchased it on Amazon. I put a link in that video if you want to get it. It works for a lot of different things and it is safe for beneficial bugs 😊💚
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Hoya Chouke has been on my wishlist for a while. I forgot how cute it was. ❤love your videos ❤️
I hope you will get one soon 😊💚
Thanks for the great video Elena. I really enjoyed this one!🙌🏻
UGH the washing tht sulpher off is a real chore. I am sure it is going to take more than one leaf by leaf wask down. Also Knt Dude sid the sulpher reacts with neem. Even though it has been several weeks i am a little afraid to spray them with neem.
It is definitely a huge job. I cannot wait when I go back to just watering my plants weekly and not inspect, wash or respray anymore. It would definitely make this hobby enjoyable again. I do know that neem oil and sulfur don’t mix. I personally don’t like neem oil and I never use it I guess it solves that problem 😊💚
@@ElenasGreenPlanet I need to research the neem sulpher issue. I have not found out why they do not mix.
I actually never researched it either. I think because I’ve never use it myself. I have a full bottle I bought long time ago and I think I only used it once. I did not like the smell and I don’t think it did anything for my plants. I just know they don’t mix.
@@ElenasGreenPlanet If you apply neem oil to your plants, you should wait at least two weeks before you apply sulfur, or the two will combine to burn your plant's leaves in a similar way to sunscald. OK Makes sense. I am still concerned using the neem even after washing as much sulpher off all the leaves and stems as possible. First I rinsed in shower spray. Did not do muc to remove the sulpher. Then I hand washed the leaves one at a time. That took me a full day and a half to do. UGH
@@shadesofidaho Yes, looks like washing one by one that’s the way to go. Fuzzy leaves almost impossible to clean off 🤦🏼♀️.