Hello, I give my Hoya nummularioides lots of fresh air in the summer time and it's next to a window with a southeastern exposure. This time of the year the plant reliably blooms for me, and this year isn't going to be an exception. It's covered in buds! I love the fragrance on this one. Very floral, sweet, and strong at night.
My very first non-terrestrial hoya!😍🌿 I picked her up because of her resemblance to dischidia ovata which is my all time favorite plant. Care is remarkably similar except for a much stronger light requirement.
I'm so mad at myself! I was at Lowe's the other day had it in my cart..it was heavy and full in a hanging basket for 15$$$!!! And I left it behind as I already had others too.. 😏 I ended up buying two peperomias! The Metallica and the teardrop both in hanging baskets for 10$ each.. All I can say is that the big box stores are stepping it up!!
I have had mine for 15 yrs and have had it in about every lighting scenario but when in South window I had a light colored curtain and it did best on my patio In west window.
Mine had spider mites for a second, but all I did was wipe them off with alcohol and they weren’t an issue (on that plant 😕) anymore. I didn’t even notice any damage from them, just the specks and webbing on the leaves before I cleaned it.
Jeannie McCap Gardino Nursery (if you can catch the rarer ones in stock). Taylor Greenhouses (if you’re willing to risk a possible mislabel) Logee’s (again if you catch them in stock). But I can’t recommend Etsy enough. People sell off cuttings of plants that may not be currently propagated in greenhouses so you have chances of finding hoyas you’ve never heard of before.
I love this lady and learning about all these plants, but none of them look thriving but rather like the personification of someone (or me) when you’re reaching to make rent that month. I like funky plants, but I’m honestly curious what most of her plants are supposed to look like given the conditions they need to go. Or is this just the natural funky structure said plant topic has? Personally speaking, itd be helpful and just transparent info for her to have in these summary topic plant videos. Just even when deciding on what plants to purchase...she obviously has a green thumb but there are limits and sacrifices on expectations of plant thriving capabilities that you have to make regardless of green thumb. No shade just acknowledging ya know
I was just scrolling through comments to see if anyone else mentioned this! Most of her Hoya look really dehydrated and etiolated, and not what you would want for a thriving plant.
Hello, I give my Hoya nummularioides lots of fresh air in the summer time and it's next to a window with a southeastern exposure. This time of the year the plant reliably blooms for me, and this year isn't going to be an exception. It's covered in buds! I love the fragrance on this one. Very floral, sweet, and strong at night.
One of my favorites! Fast grower and prolific bloomer in my house! Thanks for sharing ❤️🌱
Literally did not know what plant I had and have watched 100 videos until you just educated me on it. Thanks!!
My very first non-terrestrial hoya!😍🌿 I picked her up because of her resemblance to dischidia ovata which is my all time favorite plant. Care is remarkably similar except for a much stronger light requirement.
I'm so mad at myself! I was at Lowe's the other day had it in my cart..it was heavy and full in a hanging basket for 15$$$!!! And I left it behind as I already had others too.. 😏 I ended up buying two peperomias! The Metallica and the teardrop both in hanging baskets for 10$ each.. All I can say is that the big box stores are stepping it up!!
I find that Lowe's has much better houseplants than Home Depot... I get many of my plants from them.
Our Home D in Canada had small Red Maranta's for the first time ever and they were dirt cheap, like $3 ea. I bought six.
@@klcpca yes! I've noticed that!
I got one of these at a plant sale. I knew it was a Hoya but I didn’t know what type! It’s just started pushing out new growth too
Mine has done well on a trellis.. soon as I put in on it started to bloom
Great info, thank you! I’ve recently purchased a few Hoyas so I’m looking forward to learning more about them and watching them grow 😊💖🦋
Nocturnal Butterfly Hoyas are amazing! You’ll get hooked in no time! 🙂
Tropical Plant Girl Too late! 😂
I have had mine for 15 yrs and have had it in about every lighting scenario but when in South window I had a light colored curtain and it did best on my patio In west window.
Mine had spider mites for a second, but all I did was wipe them off with alcohol and they weren’t an issue (on that plant 😕) anymore. I didn’t even notice any damage from them, just the specks and webbing on the leaves before I cleaned it.
U r so informative..ty
Hi I just want to ask how you propagate this Hoya? I try soil and water didn’t work? Now sphagnum moss?
I looked up Hoya pubera - is this the same plant? Thx
It’s very nice kinda of reminds me of the Hoya Chelsea don’t you think ?
*takes Plant and transfers it by the windowsill
Is there a site you could recommend for purchasing more exotic hoya species?
Jeannie McCap kokoranchhoyas
Etsy! Or there’s a Facebook group called Hoya Lovers Buy/Sell that often offers up rare plants!
@Gustography - Thank You! 😃
@Tropical Plant Girl - Thank You! 😃
Unfortunately, I belong to neither. I should join Etsy though. Do you know of any websites
Jeannie McCap Gardino Nursery (if you can catch the rarer ones in stock). Taylor Greenhouses (if you’re willing to risk a possible mislabel) Logee’s (again if you catch them in stock). But I can’t recommend Etsy enough. People sell off cuttings of plants that may not be currently propagated in greenhouses so you have chances of finding hoyas you’ve never heard of before.
I love this lady and learning about all these plants, but none of them look thriving but rather like the personification of someone (or me) when you’re reaching to make rent that month. I like funky plants, but I’m honestly curious what most of her plants are supposed to look like given the conditions they need to go. Or is this just the natural funky structure said plant topic has? Personally speaking, itd be helpful and just transparent info for her to have in these summary topic plant videos. Just even when deciding on what plants to purchase...she obviously has a green thumb but there are limits and sacrifices on expectations of plant thriving capabilities that you have to make regardless of green thumb. No shade just acknowledging ya know
I was just scrolling through comments to see if anyone else mentioned this! Most of her Hoya look really dehydrated and etiolated, and not what you would want for a thriving plant.
I like the videos but maybe is just me,but seems that most of the plants you show are in such bad condition??
It’s not just you 😌