I love your philosophy of beginners starting with easier plants to build confidence. I think this can be applied to a lot of things. When you have small wins at the beginning, you'll be less likely to quit!
Absolutely!! Well said :) when I first started collecting plants, I made the the mistake of buying plants just based on their looks and I ended up killing them. Lessons learned. 😅
Love your hoyas i have all of the ones you shared except the hoya Iris mari and l love how you explain about the easy care ,the growth rate and price thank you and keep sharing 😊
I have to agree about the queen/princess. My queen has thrown such a fit after I got it in the mail compared to the princess who is a freaking champ. And your princess is just stunning 😍
I enjoyed the video Amanda. I bought my 3 pubicalyx from The Violet Barn in 2 inch pots 3 years ago and boy were they tiny and in my opinion they have grown well for me. These were my first Hoyas. I also bought a nice size hanging basket of the crimson queen and the crimson princess locally and they both have done well for me. I’ve since added several more small Hoyas to my collection and am very excited that my new little Bella has 2 peduncles. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I’m going to add the Miami pubicalyx and maybe the Australis to my collection.
Thank you!!! Pubicalyx is definitely super fun and easy to grow, and there are tons of varieties too! I am glad you found some new species you want to try! I really appreciate your support!! Happy growing!
i have 2 Hoyas 8 wrinkel for 8 months now and yesterday the first flowers are opened and they are really beautiful. it was really a surprise for me because I thought that young Hoyas had to be at least 2 years old before the started to give flowers, but he iam not complaining because the flowers are just amazing. ps your plants look really beautiful greetings from a truly plant geek from the Nederlands
Awe thank you so much for your support !! Hoya is addictive (the good kind though!) 😆😆😆 Feel free to let me know if you have any questions. I really appreciate the support! ❤
Hi I really enjoyed your video. Lots of helpful info. Now I’m binge watching your videos since I recently really got into hoyas! Thanks for taking time to make these videos. Just subscribed! 😃
Interesting, in Eastern Europe, a hoya cutting oscilates between 5 and 20 dollars. For expample a rooted potted polyneura splash was 7 dollars and fresh cutting of caudata 10 dollars. I bought a smaller mathilde plant also for 7 and regular carnosa is for free as every grandma has it. I cannot believe the prices in the US. I get when you buy a big plant, you pay 30 dollars but sometimes small cuttings go for so much.
I grow Hoya mainly for foliage, since I only have the space to grow them indoor. I have flowered a few of them such as the caudata, plachyclada, benitotanii, sp. EPC-376 etc. You can see them on my IG =)
Really great, loved your video. You have so much good info! I decided to get myself a Hoya Carnosa Krimson Princess for my first Hoya. I really hope it does well when it arrived 😊 never had a Hoya before,
I start Hoya in February. I have Australis (my favourite), krimson queen, krimson princess, compacta, royal Hawaiian purple, publicalyx pink silver. Irish Marie is pretty rare in Australia . Around 80 % of my house plant are Hoya ❤️😜👍
I paid $20 for the krimson queen in a 4in pot. So I've repot in a 5in terra cotta pot and its really loving it.. I let it dry out completely between the watering. I bought a different( don't know the name) one in 4in pot $6.. I'm trying them out! Its exciting 😘😘
I appreciate the recommendations. I have an Australis that is very happy with very minimal care ( mine are outside) and a crimson princess. Also growing with vigor. I think I’ve been under watering bc I’m paranoid about root rot but my hoyas are all quite small and in small pots, some terracotta and I think I need to stop being afraid and up my watering game in these 80-90 degree temps.
Awwww…. That’s an awesome tutorial video Amanda. I just started liking and buying Hoyas’ just these summer. So far I have Hoya carnosa tricolor. The variegation though is on the outside which is white and pink. The other one that I just bought last from my neighborhood was a Hoya Pubicalyx. I am pretty excited to watch them grow and one day they will bloom 💓💓💓🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Your hoyas are beautiful as are you! I love and collect them, including a carnosa compacta (hindu rope) which is absolutely gorgeous.. Some of the other hoyas have tendrils that are 3 feet long! I am anxiously awaiting their sprouting new leaves. They are the most beautiful and miraculous plants, and you are right, easy to care for and propagate. Thanks for your wonderful, informative video.
Thank you!! Yes I do have a soil mix for my Hoya. It's 60% bark, 30% perlite and 10% cactus mix. I'll for sure do Hoya care video soon! Really appreciate your support! ❤❤❤
Thanks for the tips! I just got a couple of hoya carnosas the other day, a regular one and a krimson queen which I mistook as a krimson princess, so it should be interesting to see how it fares given this is my first time to grow hoyas after exclusively collecting sanseverias.
@@amandalaw7131 You are absolutely right. From having 2 small hoyas a couple of weeks ago, I now have 8! Added H. mindorensis, hindu rope, verticillata, cagayanensis, and obscura coming from different parts of the Philippines. Plus I am waiting on a cumingiana and a multiflora on their way. Once you get the hoya kick, there's really no going back! 🤣
I'm getting a pubicayx "red buttons". Australis, Bella, carnosa, Polyneura fishtail and Minibelle. I agree about getting the easier varieties to gain confidence.
i have two beautiful hoya 8 wrinkel for 8 months now and yesterday my first flowers opened and they are really beautiful. i didn't expected that my Hoyas started to give flowers so soon but iam not complaining
Hey Amanda, how did you trellis up your publicalyx like that circularly? I would love to see a video on trellising and when to know if a tendril is not trellisable? (e.g. if it has been hardened off, yellowed etc.)
I bought that one already trellised, so I can't take credit for that. 😅 But yes! I'll do a video on how to trellis Hoya for sure! Thank you for your support and suggestions! 🙏🏼❤😊
I’m jealous seeing other people do well with them. I tried Hoya Bella three times already and I just kept killing it. I’m in Hawaii and even a friend of mine that has a big collection struggle with it too
@@lokaforhoya5919 I know how you feel! A lot of time if a plant is easy or not really depends on individual environment. For example, polyneura does well in cooler environment, and that's why it does good at where I live, where temperature is constantly around 60 to 70°F. However, it does not do well in Hawaii, even if it's in experienced collector's hands. You're doing fine. Just need to find the ones that do well in your environment. 😊
Do the leaves on the Pubicaylix have purple leaves when the leaves are young? I recently bought a Hoya Pubicaylix that was marked "Pubicaylix Splash" but it looks EXACTLY like your Purple Hawaiian. Purplish, narrow leaves. Compared to your Splash, I think I got a Purple Hawaiian. That's just fine with me. I like the look of the Purple Hawaiian better.
just came across your page and would like to know what kind of trellis you have that beautiful Hoya pubicalyx Royal Hawaiian Purple on? all of these plants are so beautiful and healthy-looking
There are a lot of possible reasons for a Hoya to get yellow leaves. If it's an isolated incident and it is just the older leaves, it could the natural cycle. Otherwise, it could be anything from nutrient deficiency to toot rot. I recommend you to check the roots first. If the roots looks good, then you might want to fertilize.
I often see the krimson princess hoya and tricolour hoya are they same with different names. But if they are different hoya plants I’d love to see a video Thanks honey love your videos 🤗🥰🪴
@@amandalaw7131 Thank you 😊. I’ve just got a few stems of it I’m trying the mini green house method in pumice. I usually do the water propagation but the stems are short and hard to keep it in the water.🤗🪴🥰 Do you have any other tips that might help. Thank you
I love your philosophy of beginners starting with easier plants to build confidence. I think this can be applied to a lot of things. When you have small wins at the beginning, you'll be less likely to quit!
Absolutely!! Well said :) when I first started collecting plants, I made the the mistake of buying plants just based on their looks and I ended up killing them. Lessons learned. 😅
Love your hoyas i have all of the ones you shared except the hoya Iris mari and l love how you explain about the easy care ,the growth rate and price thank you and keep sharing 😊
I have to agree about the queen/princess. My queen has thrown such a fit after I got it in the mail compared to the princess who is a freaking champ. And your princess is just stunning 😍
I know right?? I can keep most of my Hoya happy (even the alleged finicky ones), but my queen hates me! 😭😭😭
I enjoyed the video Amanda. I bought my 3 pubicalyx from The Violet Barn in 2 inch pots 3 years ago and boy were they tiny and in my opinion they have grown well for me. These were my first Hoyas. I also bought a nice size hanging basket of the crimson queen and the crimson princess locally and they both have done well for me. I’ve since added several more small Hoyas to my collection and am very excited that my new little Bella has 2 peduncles. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. I’m going to add the Miami pubicalyx and maybe the Australis to my collection.
Thank you!!! Pubicalyx is definitely super fun and easy to grow, and there are tons of varieties too! I am glad you found some new species you want to try! I really appreciate your support!! Happy growing!
i have 2 Hoyas 8 wrinkel for 8 months now and yesterday the first flowers are opened and they are really beautiful. it was really a surprise for me because I thought that young Hoyas had to be at least 2 years old before the started to give flowers, but he iam not complaining because the flowers are just amazing. ps your plants look really beautiful greetings from a truly plant geek from the Nederlands
I do have a Hoya plant and it recently bloomed. The flowers are very very beautiful.
Nice!! Congrats! ❤❤❤
Hey Amanda found you in Plant Purge USA love this videos as a new Hoya owner thanks for sharing! 🙌🌿
Awe thank you so much for your support !! Hoya is addictive (the good kind though!) 😆😆😆 Feel free to let me know if you have any questions. I really appreciate the support! ❤
I just found Hoyas. I got the first two you show in your video. I love them.
Great info thanks 🙏
Thanks for sharing! Your plants look so happy! I'd love to see your green house someday! :)
Thank you!! I'll do a home tour for sure once I cleaned up a bit. 😅
Hi I really enjoyed your video. Lots of helpful info. Now I’m binge watching your videos since I recently really got into hoyas! Thanks for taking time to make these videos. Just subscribed! 😃
Glad you like them! And yes! Hoya are VERY addictive! 😆
Interesting, in Eastern Europe, a hoya cutting oscilates between 5 and 20 dollars. For expample a rooted potted polyneura splash was 7 dollars and fresh cutting of caudata 10 dollars. I bought a smaller mathilde plant also for 7 and regular carnosa is for free as every grandma has it. I cannot believe the prices in the US. I get when you buy a big plant, you pay 30 dollars but sometimes small cuttings go for so much.
Where are the flowers?
I grow Hoya mainly for foliage, since I only have the space to grow them indoor. I have flowered a few of them such as the caudata, plachyclada, benitotanii, sp. EPC-376 etc. You can see them on my IG =)
Yea! Unfortunately the prices of Hoya are pretty high in the US. 😅
Amanda Law I would totally send you all cuttings if I could.
Awww thank you! You're too kind =)
I just bought that same size pot of krimson princess at Wal-Mart yesterday for $13.98 .... Never seen it before in person
Yay!! Affordable plant is the best!
Really great, loved your video. You have so much good info! I decided to get myself a Hoya Carnosa Krimson Princess for my first Hoya. I really hope it does well when it arrived 😊 never had a Hoya before,
Yay!! Thank you! And I'm sure you would love the krimson princess. It's pretty and easy to grow. 🥰
I start Hoya in February. I have Australis (my favourite), krimson queen, krimson princess, compacta, royal Hawaiian purple, publicalyx pink silver. Irish Marie is pretty rare in Australia . Around 80 % of my house plant are Hoya ❤️😜👍
I paid $20 for the krimson queen in a 4in pot. So I've repot in a 5in terra cotta pot and its really loving it.. I let it dry out completely between the watering. I bought a different( don't know the name) one in 4in pot $6.. I'm trying them out! Its exciting 😘😘
I appreciate the recommendations. I have an Australis that is very happy with very minimal care ( mine are outside) and a crimson princess. Also growing with vigor. I think I’ve been under watering bc I’m paranoid about root rot but my hoyas are all quite small and in small pots, some terracotta and I think I need to stop being afraid and up my watering game in these 80-90 degree temps.
Awwww…. That’s an awesome tutorial video Amanda. I just started liking and buying Hoyas’ just these summer. So far I have Hoya carnosa tricolor. The variegation though is on the outside which is white and pink.
The other one that I just bought last from my neighborhood was a Hoya Pubicalyx. I am pretty excited to watch them grow and one day they will bloom 💓💓💓🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Love your video. Thanks for sharing.
You're welcome! Thanks for the support!!
Your hoyas are beautiful as are you! I love and collect them, including a carnosa compacta (hindu rope) which is absolutely gorgeous.. Some of the other hoyas have tendrils that are 3 feet long! I am anxiously awaiting their sprouting new leaves. They are the most beautiful and miraculous plants, and you are right, easy to care for and propagate. Thanks for your wonderful, informative video.
Hey Amanda! Loved the video
Thank you!! Yes I do have a soil mix for my Hoya. It's 60% bark, 30% perlite and 10% cactus mix. I'll for sure do Hoya care video soon! Really appreciate your support! ❤❤❤
Thank you for this video, it's very informative and helpful !!
Thank you!!
Thanks for the tips! I just got a couple of hoya carnosas the other day, a regular one and a krimson queen which I mistook as a krimson princess, so it should be interesting to see how it fares given this is my first time to grow hoyas after exclusively collecting sanseverias.
Yay!! Welcome to the Hoya world! I have to warn you though: it's addictive and there's no going back. 🤣
@@amandalaw7131 You are absolutely right. From having 2 small hoyas a couple of weeks ago, I now have 8! Added H. mindorensis, hindu rope, verticillata, cagayanensis, and obscura coming from different parts of the Philippines. Plus I am waiting on a cumingiana and a multiflora on their way. Once you get the hoya kick, there's really no going back! 🤣
Yup!!! You're now an official Hoya head! 😆
Thank you! I have a couple of these! My hoya videos please
The hoya Krimson queen wears the crown (Circle around the leaf) the Princess wears the gown (White down the middle.)
I'm getting a pubicayx "red buttons". Australis, Bella, carnosa, Polyneura fishtail and Minibelle. I agree about getting the easier varieties to gain confidence.
Those are all gorgeous! Congrats!!
@@amandalaw7131 still waiting for 4 of them to get roots before I can pick them up. The waiting is hard lol
Tell me about it. 🤣
I have a dwarf one . I purchased it online it very pretty
Two Best for me are Obovata and Funghii
Thank you very much.
Good sound 🎙️
i have two beautiful hoya 8 wrinkel for 8 months now and yesterday my first flowers opened and they are really beautiful. i didn't expected that my Hoyas started to give flowers so soon but iam not complaining
Hey Amanda, how did you trellis up your publicalyx like that circularly? I would love to see a video on trellising and when to know if a tendril is not trellisable? (e.g. if it has been hardened off, yellowed etc.)
I bought that one already trellised, so I can't take credit for that. 😅 But yes! I'll do a video on how to trellis Hoya for sure! Thank you for your support and suggestions! 🙏🏼❤😊
I wanted to ask the same thing. It looks so gorgeous
Hoya Bella would be another easy growing Hoya. I'm not sure how easy it is to find though.
You're right!!!! I think bella it's not too hard to find online. Thank you for the input!! Love it! ❤❤❤🙏🏼
I love my bella! It grows fast and blooms easily. Mine is full of peduncles with buds. Love seeing your Hoya collection and videos!
That's great!! Thank you for your support! Really appreciate it ! ❤❤❤
I’m jealous seeing other people do well with them. I tried Hoya Bella three times already and I just kept killing it. I’m in Hawaii and even a friend of mine that has a big collection struggle with it too
@@lokaforhoya5919 I know how you feel! A lot of time if a plant is easy or not really depends on individual environment. For example, polyneura does well in cooler environment, and that's why it does good at where I live, where temperature is constantly around 60 to 70°F. However, it does not do well in Hawaii, even if it's in experienced collector's hands. You're doing fine. Just need to find the ones that do well in your environment. 😊
Very Interesting . Big Tks
Hi, I'm a forest plant seeker from Indonesia
Lo único que entendi es hoya carnosa, pero disfruto el verlas. Deberia tener traducción al idioma castellano.
Do the leaves on the Pubicaylix have purple leaves when the leaves are young? I recently bought a Hoya Pubicaylix that was marked "Pubicaylix Splash" but it looks EXACTLY like your Purple Hawaiian. Purplish, narrow leaves. Compared to your Splash, I think I got a Purple Hawaiian. That's just fine with me. I like the look of the Purple Hawaiian better.
just came across your page and would like to know what kind of trellis you have that beautiful Hoya pubicalyx Royal Hawaiian Purple on? all of these plants are so beautiful and healthy-looking
That was a trellis that came with the plant. It is a round metal trellis :)
The flowers are deeper purple
😍😍😍
Please add photos of their flowers 💐
Can a hoya be planted in a pot, but kept outside?
My hoya leaves got yellow what happen can i get suggestion what to do plz
There are a lot of possible reasons for a Hoya to get yellow leaves. If it's an isolated incident and it is just the older leaves, it could the natural cycle. Otherwise, it could be anything from nutrient deficiency to toot rot. I recommend you to check the roots first. If the roots looks good, then you might want to fertilize.
I thought the "Royal Hawaiian Purple," was called that cause of it's purple flower cluster.
I think you're right!
I often see the krimson princess hoya and tricolour hoya are they same with different names.
But if they are different hoya plants I’d love to see a video
Thanks honey love your videos 🤗🥰🪴
I know! There are so many names! I think the Hoya tricolor is the Hoya krimson princess .
@@amandalaw7131
Thank you 😊. I’ve just got a few stems of it I’m trying the mini green house method in pumice.
I usually do the water propagation but the stems are short and hard to keep it in the water.🤗🪴🥰
Do you have any other tips that might help.
Thank you
I generally root Hoya in moss or PONS. They both work pretty well :)
@@amandalaw7131
I have the krimson princess in pumice It’s done well so far but I have one stem with
a peduncle has not rooted yet
💕💕💕
May I know if you have flowers of these Hoya? Would love it if you could share the photos of the flowers. Many thanks.
Some of them have flowered for me... such as Hoya plachyclada, Hoya benitotanii, Hoya caudata, Hoya sp. EPC-376...
Essa tenho da cor rosa.
Qual valor!
Hi Amanda, I want to ask your help to identify my Hoya, how can I sent a picture to you?
Hope to hear from you. TIA
For sure! Feel free to send me a message on IG @plantymandy. I'll do my best. 😅
No worries. How about FB?
Amanda Law cool , thank you. I will send it to you know
You're welcome!
What is that tall plant behind you .please tell name.
Which plant?
Mais a folha é lisa.