Love the way you set your Hoyas up. They are Not boring & I can't agree enough with you on that point. Someone on another Hoya keepers page said all Hoya look like Bay leaf. I said if they all look like Bay leaf I don't know what y'all are cooking with. 😂🤣💚🌿🪴🍀🍃🌵
Thank you! They said “Bay Leaf”? 🤣🤣🤣. Yeah, us TH-camrs often make statements on what we DON’T fully know. Hoyas are clearly one of the more diverse looking Genus lol. Appreciate you watching.
Hello, Ur Hoyas r wonderful & the tree idea is very genius. That would work well as a pole for my Monstera. That Borneo is beautiful. I presently have 12 Hoyas thru out our home & have that exact metal circle with my Carnosa wrapped around u no longer see the metal. Thanks for sharing.
I'm so happy you're covering Hoyas! My family has been raising hoyas for generations and I have to say you are definitely doing something right (don't let anyone tell you different) yours are clearly thriving and stunning 💚
Wow thanks! That’s really cool that you have family lineage of experience with such an interesting plant. Now I’m reading about all these medicinal benefits Hoyas have.
I love your set ups. You gave me some ideas. Hoyas are definitely not boring. I never get tired of looking at them. I love the feel of the leaves too. I enjoy your videos.
🔥🔥🔥 as always and thanks for the some love for us Hoya heads lolol And the smaller pot tip is on point. I keep mine in the smallest pot possible. This also helps with flowering. U know I’m them blooms! lol
Lovely collection :) I am a hard core hoya head. I've always thought (and still do 😬) aeroids are boring. They don't do much 👀 Hoya change all the time and their flowers are just what it's all about 😌 But they have some pretty cool foliage, too. My favorurite so far is the Caudata. Cool leaves and flowers non-stop 🌸
25:50 this is brilliant I've never seen this used as a trellis and it looks effortless and natural I'm definitely gonna use this one thx for the inspo 🙏
Dave, so impressed by your creativity! I’m even more impressed by your Hoya tree today than I was when you first shared it in your previous video! That fire glass mulch/finish on top of the soil is nice too! I have two hoyas in my office at work (a H. Chelsea and a H. Crimson Princess) that have done really well with all the natural light I get in my office. I need to repot & trellis them and then post some pics on IG…I’ll have to hit you up when I do. I used to have more Hoyas in my collection awhile back, but see “what had happened was” 😂🤣LOL
I have a HUGE obsession for Hoyas lately , can never get them to bloom tho. I think I'm passing off my fam, they're all over my shelves, on the back of the couch, on the windowsills... everywhere I can put one
Lol. Seems like most of them bloom out of stress. Mine either bloom outdoors or near a cold window. Cold nights plus sunny days usually causes it. You may have to organize those Hoya so your family isn’t pissed lol.
I really loved seeing the different ways you display some of your hoyas, especially the Hoya tree and the rintzii borneo w/ that glass. Such creative ideas!!! Your plants are gorgeous. You must have the magic touch because I unalived 2 undulatas before I got my current ones to grow. 😂 The carrii is on my list too! So dark & velvety… & pricey. Lol. Thanks for the great video! Also, is that a Jazmina Lowe shirt you’re rockin? Love her channel, too!
Hey! Thanks. I acclimated that Undulata after import and it grew to my surprise. Once I found out Hoyas love spag moss mix and small pots, everything became easy. Yep that’s a Jaz Lowe T-shirt. Appreciate you watching.
Omg I’m about to copy your Hoya tree!!! Also, You can sun stress your New Guinea Ghost into a crazy purple color! The silver dollar also turns purple/pink haha I love it
Hey Dave! No Offense taken! Many of us hoya heads have hoyas for the various foliage texture and colors. (Over 600+ species) Some of the flowers drip sap and encourages ants. I envy you that compacta, gorgeous! I've been waiting a year now for mine to grow! I've been collecting for 5 years, didn't know it was a thing till early 2019. My wishlist is a Sarawak, Meredithii and Undulata. Birthday coming soon... Thanks for sharing! Your hoyas look great! Dee LI, NewYork
Yesss, bring it 🙌🏾 I think I might’ve thought they were boring at first cuz they only seem to hit us with the plainer looking ones (foliage wise, also indifferent about blooms) in most stores, but as soon as I saw the callistophylla is was a WRAP 😍 (still don’t have one but goals 😂 I’ll learn how to spell it then too)
@@AroidDistrict 👀 I am! You are too kind! 😭🥰 Also, rintzii borneo looks SICK 😍😍 in that pot setup, just finished the vid. Your 🪴 aesthetic is unmatched 🙌🏾
Well, I don't know how you did it but I have to get hoyas... that twig ball and tiny hoya is very tasteful indeed! The powdered hoops are a nice touch too. Scientists found that climbing plants grow 30% faster when given something to climb on so get the support in there ASAP. Again, a cool video.
Love the way you display your Hoyas ❤ I have collected a lot of tall sticks on my hikes with my pups and now I will keep them to display my climbing plants with them!
Nice! Should be easy to lay the branches down outside and pour boiling water over them to sanitize if needed. I forgot to mention that. I appreciate you tuning in.
I ❤your Hoyas!! I keep trying to grow them and the compacta is my favorite of all time but you, sir, have absolutely inspired me all over again!!❤ I’m gonna do it again, fingers crossed 🤞
I love Hoyas! I am a hoyahead! Where abouts do you live that the intermediate and warm loving Hoyas cope with your ambient room temps?or do you have tropical conditions inside your plant room / home? Meanwhile, if you import Hoyas from Indonesia, you’re a bonafide hoyahead too!
I'm in Los Angeles, most of the mountainous Hoyas and Carnosa types do very well here with low humidity and cold nights. The more tropical varieties, grow well in my plant room at 60%. But its really that moss/bark potting mix that makes them easy to grow. Yep I'm def a Hoyahead at this point.
You have some large Hoyas. You can call yourself a Hoya expert! Thanks for the info about the strong light sun-stressing, but not growing fast. It makes sense; it can’t grow when it’s busy tanning. Hoyas are not boring. I started my Hoya collection; I have 3😆. Thanks for sharing Dave!
I love the circle trellis look. I don’t have any of my Hoyas on a circle, but I love the look it is clean and organized looking. May have to take one of mine off the trellis’ I have it on and try the circle look!It appears that you have your Hoyas potted in a mix with very little at oil. How do they get nutrients? Can you talk about your watering and fertilizing schedule please?
So apparently Hoyas do not need a lot of nutrients. Orchid type mix is best, typical soil is a bit more problematic with mites, mealy bug, pest, and air flow. I spray a very diluted mix of water and hydroponic nutrients every once in a while. I spray as soon as I notice it’s dry. I have no watering schedule at all. It’s just more important for me to water anytime after it’s just about completely dry.
Hoyas are my favorite!❤️ I agree with you, they like a very small pot. I love the way you display your plants, especially the twine ball for a trellis, very cool. I just found your channel, I look forward to watching more content.👍🏻
I loved seeing the different ways you display your hoyas!🥰 I've fallen back in love the hoyas recently, and I can say they're not boring😂. Also, the Var Burtoniae is on my wishlist, too! I saw it for the first time last month on a FB post for about 100. I'll probably wait until the price drops before I snag one.
Inspiring! Plus I appreciate your substrate suggestions. I have moved most of my Hoya that are struggling in my chunky soil mix to pon. I’m having no luck with carnosa compacta. 3rd stem with root rot. I rooted in stratum and now going to try a no soil mix.
Thank you. If you ever get the time, maybe clean the Compacta roots off and soak the whole plant in half peroxide half water… then re-pot in something new. The oxygen and sterilization from peroxide might get it started.
Your plants are beautiful,it shows me you are very good with the care of your plants. Pafcal you introduced your audience to is a very good product. I have a parlor palm which I struggle with for three years planted it in pafcal and now is thriving tremendously. Thank you so much for introducing me to pafcal.😊
This is amazing! Did you do anything special to the stick before you brought it inside? I want to make an indoor tree for aroids to grow on! Also, do you sell cuttings?! I love your reptilian looking hoyas! They're so freaking cool!!!
Hey, I poured a pot of boiling water over the large branch days before I made it. I sell a lot of rooted cuttings on my Etsy shop (AroidDistrict). I’ll start back listing sometime in March.
Thank you for sharing! Where do you get your coco chunks from? I can only find coir or chips. Many hoyas I order come planted in a mixture with chunks (big or small), and my hoyas prefer that to chips or coir, but I can’t find any! Lol
You’re welcome. I get mine from Amazon app. It’s titled (Envelor Coco Coir Chips). Its a compressed brick of it, that expands in water. It says chips but it’s actually quite chunky.
I only grow one variety it's hoya 'Lori Lyn'. It's a hanging variety that remains compact and doesn't send out runners. I grow it in an east facing window. I might have to get hoya incrassata 'Eclipse'. Very informative video.
I love Hoyas....and i Love growing in LECA. I have not been successful. Can you recommend a Hoya type that might do well in LECA? I so want to be successful....love your show
Thank you! I am actually growing a Publicalyx in Leca right now. I forgot to show it in video. My recommendation is always cut a node with leaves off and root it in water before you place in Leca. Make sure the cut has long enough stem. All of the Carnosa varieties can grow very well in Leca. Anything that roots well in water can be easily transferred to Leca.
What’s your Hoya mix? I can see leca and cocoa husk chips ? But what else? Because your plants are thriving and I’ve been trying to come to a good mix for my Hoya collection Do you have a video explaining your mix?
I make a different mix every time wit Hoyas, I just make sure I DONT use potting soil. Spag Moss and Coco Husk is the main ingredient. I'll add leca and other rocks as well. I have parts of videos where I explained the mix a couple times before. I don't remember the title of the videos though.
@Aroid District I have that jungle feel too lol. I'm surrounded by over 150 small anthuriums, mosteras, alocasias, ferns, spiders, new bugs to the scientific community...all in their own self-humidifying bubble. Some day I'll rot before I wake up lol
Bro really started with the CLASSIC “warriors come out and play yay” love it! Real OG movie
Lol thanks bro
I agree about not paying a lot money for my plants. The prices come down and I am patient
As somebody who thought Hoyas were boring 😅… I’m waving the white flag, they AIGHT!
LOL, I should've confessed because I was that somebody as well.
welcome 🎉🎉
Hoyas are definitely not boring! I have twenty.
You’re absolutely right about big pots vs small ones. My biggest Hoya is in a pretty small pot. I pot them up and they stall out
Love the way you set your Hoyas up. They are Not boring & I can't agree enough with you on that point. Someone on another Hoya keepers page said all Hoya look like Bay leaf. I said if they all look like Bay leaf I don't know what y'all are cooking with. 😂🤣💚🌿🪴🍀🍃🌵
Thank you! They said “Bay Leaf”? 🤣🤣🤣. Yeah, us TH-camrs often make statements on what we DON’T fully know. Hoyas are clearly one of the more diverse looking Genus lol. Appreciate you watching.
Hello, Ur Hoyas r wonderful & the tree idea is very genius. That would work well as a pole for my Monstera. That Borneo is beautiful. I presently have 12 Hoyas thru out our home & have that exact metal circle with my Carnosa wrapped around u no longer see the metal. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. Appreciate you watching!
Hoyas are amazing. I've had my original Hoya for over 35 years in the same 4" pot.
Oh wow! 35 years! That’s impressive and informative. Thank you for tuning in.
Just love your video thank you! Love videos of hoyas
Such a good idea to make an inside tree to hang Hoyas on. Really pretty
Thank you! 😊
Hoyas are actually my favorite!❤
I'm so happy you're covering Hoyas! My family has been raising hoyas for generations and I have to say you are definitely doing something right (don't let anyone tell you different) yours are clearly thriving and stunning 💚
Wow thanks! That’s really cool that you have family lineage of experience with such an interesting plant. Now I’m reading about all these medicinal benefits Hoyas have.
I love that you said “raising” that’s how it feels, we’re not just growing them, we’re raising them haha
I agree, I couldn’t care less about Hoya blooms. I’m in it for the thick succulent leaves 😍
Right!
And the hoya tree, I told you before I might steal your tree idea. The fire glass is cool too.
Thank you. I’m very curious to see someone else’s Hoya Tree.
@AroidDistrict the day I do it, I will let you know.
Love love this video your Hoyas are beautiful keep up the good time
I love your design, thanks you have given me some ideas
You're welcome. Thanks for watching.
Your such a non typical plant lover! Love to see it!!!!
Your Hoyas are so beautiful
I love your set ups. You gave me some ideas.
Hoyas are definitely not boring. I never get tired of looking at them. I love the feel of the leaves too. I enjoy your videos.
Thank you!
The inner variegated Hoya compacta is insane!!
I love hoyas ! Great video on them. I love the post with hoyas on them looks great and such a good idea.
Thanks so much 😊
I love Hoya's!! Just got into them this year, but already have 11 in my collection.
When you said "I ain't paying that" I subscribed.
🤣 you’re just like me, I subscribe due to a relatable comment lol. Thanks for watching.
Love hoya... and really love that hoya tree!!! 🌴👏
I like the trellis look.
Epic 🪴💚‼️ your collection, display, content etc ✅ thank you
Thank you!
Great collection, they all look really healthy and are growing so well 😍
Thank you!
You have really nice designs. Fresh
Shes gotta dunc she's gotta dunc lol
You have beautiful hoyas.
🤣🤣🤣 thank you!
I love your creativity in displaying your Hoyas! I don’t think they’re boring at all.
Thank you! I appreciate you watching. Aroid collectors use to mention how boring they were, I don't hear that much anymore.
The Hoya Argentina now that's pretty. All of yours looking good I like the Hoya tree. And I like your Dreads 😘
Lol thank you!
🔥🔥🔥 as always and thanks for the some love for us Hoya heads lolol
And the smaller pot tip is on point. I keep mine in the smallest pot possible. This also helps with flowering. U know I’m them blooms! lol
You already know!
You have a real way with design. Very nice Hoya collection and love your displays.
Wow thanks!
I’m finally getting into Hoyas. I purchased a krimson tricolor and was given a Kerri.
Oh cool! Both of those are good choices, especially when learning the care.
YOUR CHANNEL IS SO AWESOME!
Wow thank you!
Hoyas are so not boring. They are my favorite. You have a beautiful selection. 😍
Nice, thank you!
I love that little twig ball, looks so unique!!
Thank you!
Thanks for sharing. You have a beautiful collection!
Thank you for tuning in!
Love your displays! I really need to copy your display with the branch! Love it!!😍💯 Thanks a lot! Love from Sweden! ❤️
Thank you! Appreciate you watching. I'd like to see your version of the display.
@@AroidDistrict i will surely show you! 😍
Lovely collection :)
I am a hard core hoya head. I've always thought (and still do 😬) aeroids are boring. They don't do much 👀 Hoya change all the time and their flowers are just what it's all about 😌 But they have some pretty cool foliage, too. My favorurite so far is the Caudata. Cool leaves and flowers non-stop 🌸
Lol I understand. Most Aroids transform as it grows but to each its own. Glad to hear that Caudata flowers often!
I adore your creativity
Thank you!
Wonderful vid! Love the twig ball with the thomsonii!!
Thank you! I thought I might of been the only one to like it LOL. Appreciate you watching.
25:50 this is brilliant I've never seen this used as a trellis and it looks effortless and natural I'm definitely gonna use this one thx for the inspo 🙏
You’re welcome! Glad you liked it, gives me more inspo to try different things.
Love Hoyas Dave! Didn’t know sun stressing is affected by cold
Yeah that’s the only way it happens for me, cool or moderate weather. High heats makes yellow leaves in my experience.
Dave, so impressed by your creativity! I’m even more impressed by your Hoya tree today than I was when you first shared it in your previous video! That fire glass mulch/finish on top of the soil is nice too!
I have two hoyas in my office at work (a H. Chelsea and a H. Crimson Princess) that have done really well with all the natural light I get in my office. I need to repot & trellis them and then post some pics on IG…I’ll have to hit you up when I do.
I used to have more Hoyas in my collection awhile back, but see “what had happened was” 😂🤣LOL
🤣… thank you, hit me up, I’d like to see.
@@AroidDistrict No doubt, I will def hit you up!
Beautiful Hoya collection. Your display is amazing ❤
Thank you so much!
Love the obobata!!
I have a HUGE obsession for Hoyas lately , can never get them to bloom tho. I think I'm passing off my fam, they're all over my shelves, on the back of the couch, on the windowsills... everywhere I can put one
Lol. Seems like most of them bloom out of stress. Mine either bloom outdoors or near a cold window. Cold nights plus sunny days usually causes it. You may have to organize those Hoya so your family isn’t pissed lol.
Love Hoyas ❤
I really loved seeing the different ways you display some of your hoyas, especially the Hoya tree and the rintzii borneo w/ that glass. Such creative ideas!!! Your plants are gorgeous. You must have the magic touch because I unalived 2 undulatas before I got my current ones to grow. 😂 The carrii is on my list too! So dark & velvety… & pricey. Lol. Thanks for the great video! Also, is that a Jazmina Lowe shirt you’re rockin? Love her channel, too!
Hey! Thanks. I acclimated that Undulata after import and it grew to my surprise. Once I found out Hoyas love spag moss mix and small pots, everything became easy. Yep that’s a Jaz Lowe T-shirt. Appreciate you watching.
Love your diverse hoya collection and the the awesome way you display them! New sub 🪴🌱
Thanks for joining the community, appreciate you tuning in!!!
That
Hoya 'Callistophylla... ✨✨✨
My compacta grows crazy fast too - I also live in the LA area and keep mine outdoors for most of the year.
Nice! Cool to run see some other LA residents on here.
Omg I’m about to copy your Hoya tree!!! Also, You can sun stress your New Guinea Ghost into a crazy purple color! The silver dollar also turns purple/pink haha I love it
Hey, that will be cool if you made a Hoya tree. Show me if you do. Oh I forgot about the Silver Dollar.
@@AroidDistrict what’s your insta! I’ll send you pics when I set it all up!
Lol love the entry.
I’m on Alocasias and Philodendron may get some Anthuriums later.
Don’t know much about Hoyas. Thanx for sharing your plants.
You’re welcome! Anthuriums have been my favorite lately.
Those Talenti gelato containers are the perfect size for plants that like small containers. Plus the gelato is good!!
Lol exactly!
Great video Dave. I just got my first hoya. Your collection is nice bro. You gave me some ideas when I decide to expand.
Thanks bro! Let me know how you like them, there are so many different types.
Hey Dave! No Offense taken! Many of us hoya heads have hoyas for the various foliage texture and colors. (Over 600+ species) Some of the flowers drip sap and encourages ants. I envy you that compacta, gorgeous! I've been waiting a year now for mine to grow! I've been collecting for 5 years, didn't know it was a thing till early 2019. My wishlist is a Sarawak, Meredithii and Undulata. Birthday coming soon... Thanks for sharing! Your hoyas look great! Dee LI, NewYork
Hey thanks, Happy Early Birthday! I hope you get those varieties on your wishlist. Appreciate you watching.
Hmm… you stole my Hoya wish list!! If you randomly included alocasia cuprea i mighta fell over!😂🌿🇨🇦
Lol, I already have Cuprea. I hope you get those Hoya on your wishlist
Hehehe, you've got the Hoya bug 🤣Great collection, Dave 👍I can highly recommend the variegated burtonniae and that argentea is on my wishlist 💚💚
Lol I do! Let me know when you get that Argentea.
I will definitely let you know. Let me know when you get the v. burtonniae 😉
Yesss, bring it 🙌🏾
I think I might’ve thought they were boring at first cuz they only seem to hit us with the plainer looking ones (foliage wise, also indifferent about blooms) in most stores, but as soon as I saw the callistophylla is was a WRAP 😍 (still don’t have one but goals 😂 I’ll learn how to spell it then too)
LOL...are you on IG? If so hit me up, I could send you a prop the next time I do orders.
@@AroidDistrict 👀 I am! You are too kind! 😭🥰
Also, rintzii borneo looks SICK 😍😍 in that pot setup, just finished the vid.
Your 🪴 aesthetic is unmatched 🙌🏾
Well, I don't know how you did it but I have to get hoyas... that twig ball and tiny hoya is very tasteful indeed! The powdered hoops are a nice touch too. Scientists found that climbing plants grow 30% faster when given something to climb on so get the support in there ASAP. Again, a cool video.
Thank you!!! That’s good info on the 30% faster with support. Appreciate you watching.
@Aroid District no worries, every little helps ;)
👍👍👍💚🤩🤩🤩
Hoya - Come out and Play
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good idea u trillis, i like
Thank you!
There are my current ❤❤❤
Love the way you display your Hoyas ❤ I have collected a lot of tall sticks on my hikes with my pups and now I will keep them to display my climbing plants with them!
Nice! Should be easy to lay the branches down outside and pour boiling water over them to sanitize if needed. I forgot to mention that. I appreciate you tuning in.
That argentia but gotta wait for those prices to drop 😂
I ❤your Hoyas!! I keep trying to grow them and the compacta is my favorite of all time but you, sir, have absolutely inspired me all over again!!❤ I’m gonna do it again, fingers crossed 🤞
Thank you. I’m sure you’ll be fine. The common Hoyas are very forgiving.
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I love Hoyas! I am a hoyahead! Where abouts do you live that the intermediate and warm loving Hoyas cope with your ambient room temps?or do you have tropical conditions inside your plant room / home? Meanwhile, if you import Hoyas from Indonesia, you’re a bonafide hoyahead too!
I'm in Los Angeles, most of the mountainous Hoyas and Carnosa types do very well here with low humidity and cold nights. The more tropical varieties, grow well in my plant room at 60%. But its really that moss/bark potting mix that makes them easy to grow. Yep I'm def a Hoyahead at this point.
You have some large Hoyas. You can call yourself a Hoya expert! Thanks for the info about the strong light sun-stressing, but not growing fast. It makes sense; it can’t grow when it’s busy tanning. Hoyas are not boring. I started my Hoya collection; I have 3😆. Thanks for sharing Dave!
Your welcome! Thanks for this feedback!
I’ve just gotten into Hoyas and I love your collection 😁
Thank you! hopefully they do well for you.
I love the circle trellis look. I don’t have any of my Hoyas on a circle, but I love the look it is clean and organized looking. May have to take one of mine off the trellis’ I have it on and try the circle look!It appears that you have your Hoyas potted in a mix with very little at oil. How do they get nutrients? Can you talk about your watering and fertilizing schedule please?
So apparently Hoyas do not need a lot of nutrients. Orchid type mix is best, typical soil is a bit more problematic with mites, mealy bug, pest, and air flow. I spray a very diluted mix of water and hydroponic nutrients every once in a while. I spray as soon as I notice it’s dry. I have no watering schedule at all. It’s just more important for me to water anytime after it’s just about completely dry.
Much love for Hoyas 💛
# not boring
Hoyas are my favorite!❤️ I agree with you, they like a very small pot. I love the way you display your plants, especially the twine ball for a trellis, very cool. I just found your channel, I look forward to watching more content.👍🏻
Thank you! I appreciate you tuning in.
I loved seeing the different ways you display your hoyas!🥰 I've fallen back in love the hoyas recently, and I can say they're not boring😂. Also, the Var Burtoniae is on my wishlist, too! I saw it for the first time last month on a FB post for about 100. I'll probably wait until the price drops before I snag one.
Thanks Koa, I found a lil 3 leaf cutting Var Burtoniae for super cheap. So I checked that one off the list lol.
🙂❤️🌱✨
Inspiring! Plus I appreciate your substrate suggestions. I have moved most of my Hoya that are struggling in my chunky soil mix to pon. I’m having no luck with carnosa compacta. 3rd stem with root rot. I rooted in stratum and now going to try a no soil mix.
Thank you. If you ever get the time, maybe clean the Compacta roots off and soak the whole plant in half peroxide half water… then re-pot in something new. The oxygen and sterilization from peroxide might get it started.
Lol, I like your collection, Dave. I might put mine outside this summer. 🤔 You're getting great growth with your plants.
Thank you, I’ll put a few more outside for Summer as well. I’ll report back on how they do.
@@AroidDistrict please do. They're all gorgeous. I love all your plants and your videos. Cell block 8...lol.
No, they aren't. None of these plants are boring. You can not like them, but they aren't boring.
Your plants are beautiful,it shows me you are very good with the care of your plants. Pafcal you introduced your audience to is a very good product. I have a parlor palm which I struggle with for three years planted it in pafcal and now is thriving tremendously. Thank you so much for introducing me to pafcal.😊
Oh wow, glad the Pafcal worked out for you. Thank you for tuning in.
This is amazing! Did you do anything special to the stick before you brought it inside? I want to make an indoor tree for aroids to grow on! Also, do you sell cuttings?! I love your reptilian looking hoyas! They're so freaking cool!!!
Hey, I poured a pot of boiling water over the large branch days before I made it. I sell a lot of rooted cuttings on my Etsy shop (AroidDistrict). I’ll start back listing sometime in March.
Thank you for sharing! Where do you get your coco chunks from? I can only find coir or chips. Many hoyas I order come planted in a mixture with chunks (big or small), and my hoyas prefer that to chips or coir, but I can’t find any! Lol
You’re welcome. I get mine from Amazon app. It’s titled (Envelor Coco Coir Chips). Its a compressed brick of it, that expands in water. It says chips but it’s actually quite chunky.
Here for it! 👏👏 also is that obscura the mother plant to the one I got of you from etsy? 🥵 if so she's a stunner!
Thank you. Yep! That’s the mother plant of yours.
I have found that my Hoyas like smaller pots as well.
So now l need a calistophylla and a latifolia !!
The hoya tree is genius!!!🎉 where do you get concrete mix??
Thank you. I find small jugs of concrete at Home Depot.
I only grow one variety it's hoya 'Lori Lyn'. It's a hanging variety that remains compact and doesn't send out runners. I grow it in an east facing window. I might have to get hoya incrassata 'Eclipse'. Very informative video.
Thank you. I like the Lori Lyn, it’s a variegated Kentiana.
I love Hoyas....and i Love growing in LECA. I have not been successful. Can you recommend a Hoya type that might do well in LECA? I so want to be successful....love your show
Thank you! I am actually growing a Publicalyx in Leca right now. I forgot to show it in video. My recommendation is always cut a node with leaves off and root it in water before you place in Leca. Make sure the cut has long enough stem. All of the Carnosa varieties can grow very well in Leca. Anything that roots well in water can be easily transferred to Leca.
@@AroidDistrict will do....thank you!
Don't need to watch this video to get an answer, just here to drop a comment and no they're not boring
Someone in my local plant group called it a "Pedunc-a-dunck" 🤣
LOL. Thats the first think I thought of when I heard that word.
@@AroidDistrict 😅
at over 100 Hoyas I can tell you no. the way they grow, easy to prop, no spent nodes!!
Your Hoya obavata variegated splash looks like a kerrii
I always thought the same.
What’s your Hoya mix?
I can see leca and cocoa husk chips ? But what else? Because your plants are thriving and I’ve been trying to come to a good mix for my Hoya collection
Do you have a video explaining your mix?
I make a different mix every time wit Hoyas, I just make sure I DONT use potting soil. Spag Moss and Coco Husk is the main ingredient. I'll add leca and other rocks as well. I have parts of videos where I explained the mix a couple times before. I don't remember the title of the videos though.
Ahhh my hoya made it into the video!! 🎉
That glass looks so sick, do you think it leeches any chemicals or can it be used long term?
Thank you! Fire glass has no chemicals or harmful additives, which is why it’s used for fire pits.
Where can I buy that shirt “ plants N in hood?”
ThePlantMerch.com I forgot to add that to my description.
Where do you get your Hoya
Majority purchased from various Etsy shops.
I don't know why but I just can't get into hoyas. What am I missing? LOL There must be something off with me :/
Lol, nothing wrong with that. I slowly start liking Hoya due to the pre-historic look some of them have. Gives a jungle feel, which I’m in to.
@Aroid District I have that jungle feel too lol. I'm surrounded by over 150 small anthuriums, mosteras, alocasias, ferns, spiders, new bugs to the scientific community...all in their own self-humidifying bubble. Some day I'll rot before I wake up lol