Oh my goodness this was so helpful. Well hopefully it will be, as i need to go try it now. Lol. Thank you so much for such good info Fonnie. I appreciate your content so much. 😁
I am truly loving all of your videos’ I just found you and I’m obsessed!!! Thanks for sharing sooooo much amazing information and showing us your gorgeous plants! I am wondering how long it took to bloom your hoya Rebecca and hoya mathide 🥰🥰
Thank you, Brooklin 😊 I’m glad you liked my videos! I actually have a detailed video specifically talking about my hoya bloom experience for those 2 Hoyas. You can check out the details here: Mathilde: th-cam.com/video/gjbeXxZHZMI/w-d-xo.html Rebecca: th-cam.com/video/IOPLCCwJwSE/w-d-xo.html
Thank you I would like to see more like this as I am hoping to save a sulawesiana that had rot in the node. It seemed that the coco coir was kinda strangling it as the roots grew into the fibers. But I did see some white milk sap so I do have a bit of hope.
Hello, new to your page. 🙂 I notice in the reservoir you only have one string and the other side coming out the top. Does this system help with the water to travel upwards? Thanks
How often do you water the hoyas and in what lightning and temperature conditions are you keeping them? My hoya lost all the leaves and I really hope this video will help me revive it. Thank you!
@@tfyfonnie thank you for the reply! I used to keep the hoyas in my room (25°C). Probably it was too hot for them and they lost their leaves. Also, because of the temperature the soil used to dry very often so I probably overwatered them. It is the first time I have hoyas so I don't know how to proceed now. My hoya had 3 leaves so was not very mature before loosing all the leaves. What can I do to revive it? Will changing the soil and cleaning the roots help? Should I put what is remaining from the root in a rooting compound? Any advice? Thank you!
@@mirunadamian3685 25’c isn’t hot at all, except from the high altitude Hoyas needs slightly cooler temperature, most Hoyas thrive even above 30’c. It’s better to be warmer than colder for most Hoyas. As you’ve mentioned your Hoya lost all the leaves, it could be the stem or root has rotten. The best way to save it is not to repot it, but to take cuttings from your existing plant. If there’s sap coming out from the cut, it means the cutting is still alive. Then you can either water root it or put it in a high humidity zip lock bag and pot it up:) you can check this step by step guide: th-cam.com/video/Bx0HCsqxMVI/w-d-xo.html
Hi Fonnie! Thanks so much for this vid. I just discovered yesterday that I drowned my caudata 😭. She grew in pon without a reservoir. I just flushed her every couple of days. I thought to give her a reservoir but of course then suddenly the pon is wetter then normal. But then noticed the bottom leaves became flimsy.. Yesterday I checked and also found the whole root ball was rotten. I did the same as you did in your vid. Chopped of all of the roots and then stuck it into water and checked the stem for sap. Now I am worried I didn't do the right thing. Would you recommend putting it into pon with a reservoir or should I keep her in water? Thanks in advance!
Hi! I would not put an already “overwatered” stem back to pure water for re-rooting purpose. I would remove the rotten root and place the stem/ cutting to pure pon for re-rooting. In the beginning, you don’t need to water the pon very often, just water it once throughout at the beginning. For my unrooted cuttings, I place them in a zip lock bag with moderate lighting. I only water them once a week (ie. Until I see 2/3 of the top part is dry) I have actually recording a video on my hoya DIY pot set up, explaining different stage of water reservoir usage. You can check that out for more details in the coming weeks! Hope this helps 😊
So even if the substrate is airy, if the pot is too big it will rot! That is so helpful.
Excellent video! Thank you!
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Oh my goodness this was so helpful. Well hopefully it will be, as i need to go try it now. Lol. Thank you so much for such good info Fonnie. I appreciate your content so much. 😁
I’m glad you find the video helpful😊🌱
I am truly loving all of your videos’ I just found you and I’m obsessed!!! Thanks for sharing sooooo much amazing information and showing us your gorgeous plants! I am wondering how long it took to bloom your hoya Rebecca and hoya mathide 🥰🥰
Thank you, Brooklin 😊 I’m glad you liked my videos! I actually have a detailed video specifically talking about my hoya bloom experience for those 2 Hoyas. You can check out the details here:
Mathilde: th-cam.com/video/gjbeXxZHZMI/w-d-xo.html
Rebecca: th-cam.com/video/IOPLCCwJwSE/w-d-xo.html
Loved the video. Thank you!
awesome video! thank you! @fonnietang can you please tell me where you purchase the little pots at minute 11:25
Very helpful video to me thank you!
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Such good information. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Karen, glad you enjoyed it:)
Thank you I would like to see more like this as I am hoping to save a sulawesiana that had rot in the node. It seemed that the coco coir was kinda strangling it as the roots grew into the fibers. But I did see some white milk sap so I do have a bit of hope.
You can check out more on my rooting tutorial 😊🌱 th-cam.com/video/qOAgyPvBKlM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=laczz1XN-D5pMrI7
whats that string all about you put in the new
Hello, new to your page. 🙂 I notice in the reservoir you only have one string and the other side coming out the top. Does this system help with the water to travel upwards? Thanks
That’s right :) I have more explanation and setup guidelines here:
th-cam.com/video/Bx0HCsqxMVI/w-d-xo.html
actually you do not need to boil the used pons. Instead you can sink the pons into a peroxide solution to achieve the effect of sterilization.
Thanks for the tips! Peroxide is very expensive and difficult to find in where I live unfortunately 🙈
Hi, I am very enjoying your video.
So how do I get plastic mesh container and cover plastic cup ?
Could you tell me size . 😊
You can check all of the details in my DIY pot setup 😊
th-cam.com/video/c-zWtlj51Js/w-d-xo.html
How often do you water the hoyas and in what lightning and temperature conditions are you keeping them? My hoya lost all the leaves and I really hope this video will help me revive it. Thank you!
Watering depends on the light strength, temperate, root maturity and substrate density. Could you explain a bit more on your Hoyas with these areas?:)
@@tfyfonnie thank you for the reply! I used to keep the hoyas in my room (25°C). Probably it was too hot for them and they lost their leaves. Also, because of the temperature the soil used to dry very often so I probably overwatered them. It is the first time I have hoyas so I don't know how to proceed now. My hoya had 3 leaves so was not very mature before loosing all the leaves. What can I do to revive it? Will changing the soil and cleaning the roots help? Should I put what is remaining from the root in a rooting compound? Any advice? Thank you!
@@mirunadamian3685 25’c isn’t hot at all, except from the high altitude Hoyas needs slightly cooler temperature, most Hoyas thrive even above 30’c. It’s better to be warmer than colder for most Hoyas. As you’ve mentioned your Hoya lost all the leaves, it could be the stem or root has rotten. The best way to save it is not to repot it, but to take cuttings from your existing plant. If there’s sap coming out from the cut, it means the cutting is still alive. Then you can either water root it or put it in a high humidity zip lock bag and pot it up:) you can check this step by step guide: th-cam.com/video/Bx0HCsqxMVI/w-d-xo.html
Hi Fonnie! Thanks so much for this vid. I just discovered yesterday that I drowned my caudata 😭. She grew in pon without a reservoir. I just flushed her every couple of days. I thought to give her a reservoir but of course then suddenly the pon is wetter then normal. But then noticed the bottom leaves became flimsy.. Yesterday I checked and also found the whole root ball was rotten. I did the same as you did in your vid. Chopped of all of the roots and then stuck it into water and checked the stem for sap. Now I am worried I didn't do the right thing. Would you recommend putting it into pon with a reservoir or should I keep her in water? Thanks in advance!
Hi! I would not put an already “overwatered” stem back to pure water for re-rooting purpose. I would remove the rotten root and place the stem/ cutting to pure pon for re-rooting. In the beginning, you don’t need to water the pon very often, just water it once throughout at the beginning. For my unrooted cuttings, I place them in a zip lock bag with moderate lighting. I only water them once a week (ie. Until I see 2/3 of the top part is dry)
I have actually recording a video on my hoya DIY pot set up, explaining different stage of water reservoir usage. You can check that out for more details in the coming weeks! Hope this helps 😊
@@tfyfonnie thanks so much! Changed it to pon right away 🙂
Where did you get the little pots?
I got it from eBay. But they only ship within the UK.
Where did you get that clear planter.
Hi! I got it from the link below😊: www.ecuagenera-europe.com/en/accessories/planters/clear-plastic-container/
Do you have a link for the pots you are using?
I bought them here :)
www.ecuagenera-europe.com/en/accessories/planters/clear-plastic-pots/377/clear-round-pot-6cm-teku?c=581