I'm not an expert but I think you have a burtoniae Variegated. Give it bright light to encourage variegation. There's information out there about the ds-70, bilobata and burtoniae. Miro had a nice video breaking it down.
haha. I've purchased alot more the past few weeks. We might have to hold off on the trade for some of my plants to get more mature. I'll reach out to you once I know you're no longer on vacation. Maybe a video chat might be needed. :)
Nice picks! The vine that was broken on the first Hoya, did you try to propagate it? When something on my plants snaps off, that’s my first thought 😄 I love the look of the fairy castle cactus, you should definitely put a little fairy in there 😊 As for the browning on Hoya leaves, I have a similar problem on mine. When leaves come out, they’re a maroon/ rusty red colour and they change to green as they get bigger. But some of them keep those spots and I’m not sure if it’s a watering issue or something fungal? I know hoyas are kind of succulent-y, so maybe keeping it in LECA with a constant reservoir is a problem? But it’s growing well otherwise…🤔
Hi! I did try to propagate the vine, but unfortunately, it just didn't make it. As for the browning on my Hoya leaves, it seems to be improving now. I took it out of the cache pot, and it looks like things are getting better-maybe it was an airflow issue. I'm keeping an eyes on it. Thanks for being here, friend.
@@mixonplantsncrafts Too bad it didn’t propagate 😕 As for the one with the dark spots, you can never go wrong with more airflow! Pots with holes on the sides are a great idea, I’m seeing The LECA Queen use those in her setups and I’m thinking of trying them out as well
Hi Rachel 👋🏼 the fungii will be fine. It's fast growing. I wouldn't worry about that stem.
I appreciate that.
I'm not an expert but I think you have a burtoniae Variegated. Give it bright light to encourage variegation. There's information out there about the ds-70, bilobata and burtoniae. Miro had a nice video breaking it down.
I thought that. I hate when places misname plants.
Dammit girl! I was planning to.send you some of those! Now I need a list of hoya you have so I can send you some you still need.
haha. I've purchased alot more the past few weeks. We might have to hold off on the trade for some of my plants to get more mature. I'll reach out to you once I know you're no longer on vacation. Maybe a video chat might be needed. :)
Hey Lady! Im waiting for mind to come in the mail. It’s my very first Hoya fungli 5:05
Oh, very cool. Let me know how it goes.
Nice picks! The vine that was broken on the first Hoya, did you try to propagate it? When something on my plants snaps off, that’s my first thought 😄 I love the look of the fairy castle cactus, you should definitely put a little fairy in there 😊 As for the browning on Hoya leaves, I have a similar problem on mine. When leaves come out, they’re a maroon/ rusty red colour and they change to green as they get bigger. But some of them keep those spots and I’m not sure if it’s a watering issue or something fungal? I know hoyas are kind of succulent-y, so maybe keeping it in LECA with a constant reservoir is a problem? But it’s growing well otherwise…🤔
Hi! I did try to propagate the vine, but unfortunately, it just didn't make it. As for the browning on my Hoya leaves, it seems to be improving now. I took it out of the cache pot, and it looks like things are getting better-maybe it was an airflow issue. I'm keeping an eyes on it. Thanks for being here, friend.
@@mixonplantsncrafts Too bad it didn’t propagate 😕 As for the one with the dark spots, you can never go wrong with more airflow! Pots with holes on the sides are a great idea, I’m seeing The LECA Queen use those in her setups and I’m thinking of trying them out as well