Sorry to be so off topic but does someone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..? I somehow forgot the password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!
@Yosef Hezekiah i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out now. I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I realize this vid is three years old but I found the documentation really wonderful to watch. I got two tiny 2.5 inch pots of sunrise over summer and was able to take cuttings in the fall and only rencently added them into the mother pot and I'm so delighed seeing all the leaf phases to this plant. Watching all the changes to your collection gives me ideas of what I might purchase in the spring so thank you!
Plantubers use $200 grow lights because they are given them for free, for promotional purposes. I have turned down probably a dozen people. Of course they cost more because of the advertisement. I'd rather just buy my own.
Geez Louise!!!!!! Where have you been my whole plantee life?! I’m lovin your videos. Informative and entertaining. I NEED to see if my Sunrise has a “tan line”😂
I have had a Hoya Sunrise for 1.5 years, got a ton of growth from it but the only leaves that were red were the original leaves it shipped with so THANK YOU for this!
Gorgeous💕I just ordered my first Sunrise last week and it’s on the way :) Can’t wait to try the grolight!!! Thank you for posting this. I’m a new sub here.
I got my Sunrise. A friend surprised the heck out of me and sent a cutting that is doing so well. Opened the box, this video popped right into my head again. ❤🌱🌱❤ yah. Going to watch this video again in case I missed something. If not, it will definitely encourage me to try something new.
@@angelmartin7310 7 months late but no it’s not specifically the moisture in moss. They get mature growth in the wild growing up house walls, fences, and trees. I’m training a syngornium to grow up burlap on my wall (so it doesn’t rip off my paint with its roots). It’s the upright growth that makes them want to grow big like that
It took my Hoya sunrise almost a year to change colors. Placed in the sun, it just kept putting out new growth of green leaves. The leaves even got a bit fried but still remained green. I decided to keep it in the same place where it gets lots of sun. Then this winter the whole plant started to show beautiful colors. I dunno if the season plays a part. Maybe the short daylight and the temperature drop in winter nights(no snow) are key to the change of colors?
Always loved the Streptocarpus in Logees catalogs but have never tried one. Box stores and nurseries don’t carry them, not sure why. You mentioned they’re nice, can you perhaps do a video on the varieties, where to get them and how to care for them? Something different from the foliage plants...! 🌿 I do enjoy your videos, and esp the quality over quantity!!!!
My Fitchii did that & I panicked & moved it!! 😂 Also, the new leaf on my Rotundiflora is real deep burgundy! I hope It’s going to be ok cuz I left it under the lights!! 🌱🤍☀️
It's so interesting I always thought about sun stress as UV or heat, but I guess DAT VISUAL SPECTRUM yo brings the oxidative stress np. The one cool thing about winter for me is seeing all the cold stressed leaves outside too (geraniums get really pretty). Are there any houseplants you can cold-stress? I should check TicToc lol bc that seems like a bad idea but I'm curious
Hello Nick -- from a storm-battered, 'Tier 4' COVID Lockdown, BRIGHTON 🌈 UK Your videos are moments of sanity in the current darkness, thank you! Could you show us your Growhouse/Growlights set-up? Is it a cabin-type thingy, as I thought I glimpsed Mirrorfoil in some of the shots? I've just begun using growlights, as our daylight levels are probably on a par with yours -- I'm looking ultimately to convert my bedroom to a plant nursery & propogation station (I've already begun with test tubes in the bathroom!) -- while plants that are thriving can 'show themselves off' in the living-room; I really appreciate the wit & humour, coupled with sound advice, on your videos! From Lockdown Brighton 🌈 UK take care & be well y'all! 🙏🏽🙏🏼
@@phytosexual perrrrfect. Also really interesting to hear that you had the growlights on 24/7 - I've always heard that plants like /some/ hours of darkness to "rest" but I've never really understood it. Seems like your hoyas grew well for you without any rest!
all those colors done by grow lights , amazing ,do you use the one color light or the three colors lights the blue red and white colors?and what is the diference? thank you
The difference is that white light contains all the spectrums and there is some plants don't use, but it does look better. If you don't care about how the light looks red and blue are more efficient.
I recently read that if you sun stress Hoyas they’re more likely to have leaves die off in the winter. Did you experience this at all that you noticed? 😅
I’m curious if temperature also has some effect on sun stress color. I live in Oklahoma and in the summer it’s sunny and hot af. In April and May I have great color on my succulents that are outside, but in July and August, when it’s upper 90s and into the 100s, my color is very bland. Colors start improving again in the fall until I have to start moving plants indoors in October. I have new grow lights this winter in my garage where I keep my plants that can take the cooler temps (probably gets down into the low 40s on really cold nights), and I have some of the most intense coloration on most everything. What are your thoughts and observations?
There is a thing with succulents called cold stress, that's probably what's going on, would not recommend that with Hoyas because they are a highly tropical group of plants for the most part.
Did you say you have the grow light on 27/7 ? What bulb ? I’ve been told Hoya grow under reg led bulbs and they don’t need special grow bulbs …your thoughts?
Does the brand of lighting matter when sun stressing. I had a Hoyas new growth dry out and not even color. I don’t know what I did wrong. Soil was well cared for.. also, love the book you snuck in there😉
Wonder if you can over stress plants with too much light. My obovata, wayetii, and Australlis all have some stressed leaves under the lights. Again your sunrise is gorgeous!
I’m sure you can over-do practically anything. Of course energy is involved producing the pigments, and the pigments are involved protecting the plant from too much sun. I assume, ideally, the amount of light near sun stressing is probably the optimal amount of light for growth and flowering.
@@phytosexual would the purple (blue/red) lights work? I use a set in my living room that gets no light for some pothos but I just ordered a larger purple light for my bedroom with all of my hoya and was hoping I didn't make a mistake? I can't seem to find answers anywhere
I got my hoya carnosa compacta which appeared to be sunstressed. If i put it under bright shaded light, will it revert back to its original green color?
For no other reason than that I had them but one of each. Blue-Red www.aerogarden.com/aerogarden-12-watt-led-grow-light.html White Light www.zenhydro.com/ipower-glledxa24c-multi-spectrum-led-grow-light-bulb-24w-630-660nm-red-430-460nm-blue.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjw2or8BRCNARIsAC_ppyYxcKd-fFPzdxLkU9QL1iywf4Xj1shuhGJi3LOs7osr5aUozMG7s64aAi4gEALw_ Hope this helps :)
No that should only happen if they are so close to the bulbs it physically heats the leaf up. The room they were on was in the 60's so no real risk of heat burn.
For no other reason than that I had them but one of each. Blue-Red www.aerogarden.com/aerogarden-12-watt-led-grow-light.html White Light www.zenhydro.com/ipower-glledxa24c-multi-spectrum-led-grow-light-bulb-24w-630-660nm-red-430-460nm-blue.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjw2or8BRCNARIsAC_ppyYxcKd-fFPzdxLkU9QL1iywf4Xj1shuhGJi3LOs7osr5aUozMG7s64aAi4gEALw_ Hope this helps :)
@@phytosexual wondering how long you kept the lights on 24/7, and if you saw any weird growth. I got my lights on 48on/8h off and they didn't seem to mind...
Did any of yall actually pay attention to the video with some of these questions...Also, how the hell yall think plants survive in nature with actual hot sun exposure! Plants native environments do not have half of the things people in the plant community swear they need to survive and thrive.🥴
@Kimberly Ma'am I wasnt saying 24hr light is good I'm referring to the fact plants are perfectly fine being exposed to sunlight and grow lights for light stressing it aint any different and they do just fine. The way yall baby these plants in the plant community is comical.
For those of you that asked for my Instagram instagram.com/phytosexual
I don’t like to waste time with intros 💚
Which light did the sun stressing the blue/ red or white light?
How far is the growlight away from the plants?
Sorry to be so off topic but does someone know of a method to log back into an Instagram account..?
I somehow forgot the password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me!
@Callum Brandon instablaster :)
@Yosef Hezekiah i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm trying it out now.
I see it takes a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
I like watching other people experiment with their plants so I don't have to lol. Living through you right now! Lovely sun stressing.
I love experimenting with plants so hold onto the edge of your seat! Haha
I realize this vid is three years old but I found the documentation really wonderful to watch. I got two tiny 2.5 inch pots of sunrise over summer and was able to take cuttings in the fall and only rencently added them into the mother pot and I'm so delighed seeing all the leaf phases to this plant. Watching all the changes to your collection gives me ideas of what I might purchase in the spring so thank you!
I appreciate that you’re not using $200 grow lights! I love it when plantubers use materials that normal people can afford!
Plantubers use $200 grow lights because they are given them for free, for promotional purposes. I have turned down probably a dozen people. Of course they cost more because of the advertisement. I'd rather just buy my own.
This is phenomenal, wow! What a difference. Now I'll know what to do if I get this plant... and I will at some point!
I didn't think I needed a Hoya in my life but I guess I do now. 😍 Wow. Simply stunning!
Omg they're ALL tanned. They look beautiful!
Maybe I can make a little bikini for a leaf so it leaves tan lines. Jersey shore here we come!
@@phytosexual :D
Geez Louise!!!!!! Where have you been my whole plantee life?! I’m lovin your videos. Informative and entertaining. I NEED to see if my Sunrise has a “tan line”😂
I have had a Hoya Sunrise for 1.5 years, got a ton of growth from it but the only leaves that were red were the original leaves it shipped with so THANK YOU for this!
This video made me fall in love with hoya even more. I have a few varieties but went and bought cuttings from bunch of varieties I don't have 😅
Gorgeous💕I just ordered my first Sunrise last week and it’s on the way :) Can’t wait to try the grolight!!! Thank you for posting this. I’m a new sub here.
I would be careful not to give it too much light right out of the box, while its adjusting :) Congrats
So am I! My grow lights are the purple kind, do you think those will work?
The Freudian slip, cracked me up so much...
I was watching it back and I was like uuuuuuuuhhhh
So I thought I’d revel in it 😛
@@phytosexual very honest and authentic thing to do. 😀
That sunrise is beautiful! Gonna have to give this a try myself.
You won’t be disappointed they’re more beautiful in person, if that’s possible.
Very interesting video I have a few Hoyas I’m gonna try sun stressing them New sub
Thank you! Hope it goes well :)
I just now received a great deal on an obscura, instantly this gorgeous video popped into my head. Took the deal. Wish me luck. 🌱❤🌱
Btw: it'll be my first attempt at 'stressing'. Thanks for the courage. Love this video too 🌱❤🌱
thank you!
I got my Sunrise. A friend surprised the heck out of me and sent a cutting that is doing so well. Opened the box, this video popped right into my head again. ❤🌱🌱❤ yah. Going to watch this video again in case I missed something. If not, it will definitely encourage me to try something new.
I would love to see you experiment with getting bigger/mature leaves or even fenestrations on aroids
Once I do, ill post it.
Moss poles + high light
@@Mustangs3.7 specifically moss poles? Like the moisture is important? My cebu blue has began growing up my dry wall so I'm just wondering.
@@angelmartin7310 7 months late but no it’s not specifically the moisture in moss. They get mature growth in the wild growing up house walls, fences, and trees. I’m training a syngornium to grow up burlap on my wall (so it doesn’t rip off my paint with its roots). It’s the upright growth that makes them want to grow big like that
waaaah! I'm gonna sun stress my cumingiana too! never have i ever thought it gets sun stressed. thanks!
It took my Hoya sunrise almost a year to change colors. Placed in the sun, it just kept putting out new growth of green leaves. The leaves even got a bit fried but still remained green. I decided to keep it in the same place where it gets lots of sun. Then this winter the whole plant started to show beautiful colors. I dunno if the season plays a part. Maybe the short daylight and the temperature drop in winter nights(no snow) are key to the change of colors?
Loved every second of this video! Great information.
Always loved the Streptocarpus in Logees catalogs but have never tried one. Box stores and nurseries don’t carry them, not sure why. You mentioned they’re nice, can you perhaps do a video on the varieties, where to get them and how to care for them? Something different from the foliage plants...! 🌿 I do enjoy your videos, and esp the quality over quantity!!!!
I love your videos and to listen to your voice. So calming! Keep up the good work!💚
Love the sun stress on the hoya sunrise. What soil mix do you use for your sunrise?
My Fitchii did that & I panicked & moved it!! 😂 Also, the new leaf on my Rotundiflora is real deep burgundy! I hope It’s going to be ok cuz I left it under the lights!! 🌱🤍☀️
I’m sure it will be fine. Hoyas love light! Usually if they’re burnt they’ll get lighter in color or white. Good luck with your Hoyas 💚
It's so interesting I always thought about sun stress as UV or heat, but I guess DAT VISUAL SPECTRUM yo brings the oxidative stress np. The one cool thing about winter for me is seeing all the cold stressed leaves outside too (geraniums get really pretty). Are there any houseplants you can cold-stress? I should check TicToc lol bc that seems like a bad idea but I'm curious
I want all the Hoya 🙌🏻 absolutely gorgeous
Yeah like 30 down and over 200 to go for me lol 😂
Hello Nick -- from a storm-battered,
'Tier 4' COVID Lockdown, BRIGHTON 🌈 UK
Your videos are moments of sanity in the current darkness, thank you!
Could you show us your Growhouse/Growlights set-up?
Is it a cabin-type thingy, as I thought I glimpsed Mirrorfoil in some of the shots?
I've just begun using growlights, as our daylight levels are probably on a par with yours -- I'm looking ultimately to convert my bedroom to a plant nursery & propogation station (I've already begun with test tubes in the bathroom!) -- while plants that are thriving can 'show themselves off' in the living-room;
I really appreciate the wit & humour, coupled with sound advice, on your videos!
From Lockdown Brighton 🌈 UK
take care & be well y'all! 🙏🏽🙏🏼
I don't have anything more than what I showed here. Sorry I couldn't help. Good luck!
Great way to test grow lights too. Organic uvb detectors
I have stressed lacunosa!! It turns deep burgundy and red. I really liked it because I find lacunosa to be a bit underwhelming as a green plant.
I very much enjoy watching your videos 🌱
Thank you 😊
@@phytosexual Perfect balance of humour and tranquility. 🙏
Which wattage bulb in link you provided did you use and how many bulbs were there please?
Love it they’re so beautiful I guess stressing works Awesome plant dad dad
I was surprised to see them stress so fast. I’m in love 😍
Loving the hoya content!!
Thank you. I love Hoyas. There will always be more Hoya content to come. 💚
@@phytosexual perrrrfect. Also really interesting to hear that you had the growlights on 24/7 - I've always heard that plants like /some/ hours of darkness to "rest" but I've never really understood it. Seems like your hoyas grew well for you without any rest!
Amazing! Such a bold juicy colour!
How close are they to the grow lights?
3 feet but you can put less intense ones closer.
all those colors done by grow lights , amazing ,do you use the one color light or the three colors lights the blue red and white colors?and what is the diference? thank you
The difference is that white light contains all the spectrums and there is some plants don't use, but it does look better. If you don't care about how the light looks red and blue are more efficient.
I got a Hoya compactica Hindu rope. Should I try to sun stress her ?
Update: shes damaged and balding 😍. It didn’t work 🥰
Hi Nick, one question: you use the Blue-red and White lights at the same time for these? Or just one of them? Thank you!
I recently read that if you sun stress Hoyas they’re more likely to have leaves die off in the winter. Did you experience this at all that you noticed? 😅
I’m curious if temperature also has some effect on sun stress color. I live in Oklahoma and in the summer it’s sunny and hot af. In April and May I have great color on my succulents that are outside, but in July and August, when it’s upper 90s and into the 100s, my color is very bland. Colors start improving again in the fall until I have to start moving plants indoors in October. I have new grow lights this winter in my garage where I keep my plants that can take the cooler temps (probably gets down into the low 40s on really cold nights), and I have some of the most intense coloration on most everything. What are your thoughts and observations?
There is a thing with succulents called cold stress, that's probably what's going on, would not recommend that with Hoyas because they are a highly tropical group of plants for the most part.
Did you say you have the grow light on 27/7 ? What bulb ? I’ve been told Hoya grow under reg led bulbs and they don’t need special grow bulbs …your thoughts?
Yes, but it wasn't necessary. They don't need special bulbs.
So pretty!
Does the brand of lighting matter when sun stressing. I had a Hoyas new growth dry out and not even color. I don’t know what I did wrong. Soil was well cared for.. also, love the book you snuck in there😉
More the intensity, mine are linked below (I’m not affiliated, and I purchased them myself)
@@phytosexual thank you😁
Hi Nick ✋🏻 so your link to the white grow light isn’t working. Can you tell me what the name of it is?
Love the unique content👍👍👍
Wonder if you can over stress plants with too much light. My obovata, wayetii, and Australlis all have some stressed leaves under the lights. Again your sunrise is gorgeous!
I’m sure you can over-do practically anything. Of course energy is involved producing the pigments, and the pigments are involved protecting the plant from too much sun. I assume, ideally, the amount of light near sun stressing is probably the optimal amount of light for growth and flowering.
@@phytosexual would the purple (blue/red) lights work? I use a set in my living room that gets no light for some pothos but I just ordered a larger purple light for my bedroom with all of my hoya and was hoping I didn't make a mistake? I can't seem to find answers anywhere
What is the lumen level of your grow lights?
not sure :/ I just look at how the plants respond.
I got my hoya carnosa compacta which appeared to be sunstressed. If i put it under bright shaded light, will it revert back to its original green color?
Yep and quickly
Hi I love this video. What brand is your grow light by the way?
In the description :)
Hi Nick will your 2 leaf sunrise start to vine ? thanks, Duncan from Alberta
They're not really vining Hoya. More of a trailing/spilling one. If you're expecting it to wind around and grow up stakes and whatnot it won't.
My lights do full, blue or red. Which do you think is the best for growth not stress?
Love your hoyas! Which light sun stressed your Hoyas more the purple or the white?
I think the blue/red lights.
@@phytosexual Thank you!
What lights are you using? Your Sunstress hoyas are gorgeous!
For no other reason than that I had them but one of each.
Blue-Red
www.aerogarden.com/aerogarden-12-watt-led-grow-light.html
White Light
www.zenhydro.com/ipower-glledxa24c-multi-spectrum-led-grow-light-bulb-24w-630-660nm-red-430-460nm-blue.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjw2or8BRCNARIsAC_ppyYxcKd-fFPzdxLkU9QL1iywf4Xj1shuhGJi3LOs7osr5aUozMG7s64aAi4gEALw_
Hope this helps :)
If you sun stress, then move the plant, do the leaves that got stressed stay colorful?
unfortunately they fade quite a bit.
How far is the growlight away from the plant?
3 or 4ft :)
Thanks again
No problem!
Do u ever get grow light burn on the thicker leaves Hoya like Princess ect.? Thanks
No that should only happen if they are so close to the bulbs it physically heats the leaf up. The room they were on was in the 60's so no real risk of heat burn.
New subbie here!!! How long did you have the grow lights on? I’m getting a sunrise soon and i’d like to keep it sunstressed
um I didn't have a timer, so, yes. Also the grow light has to contain UV light or else it will just be green unfortunately.
@@phytosexual okay thank you so much!
How many v& w & lumens l. Do ya have on urs bulbs ?
What brand of grow light you are using?
For no other reason than that I had them but one of each.
Blue-Red
www.aerogarden.com/aerogarden-12-watt-led-grow-light.html
White Light
www.zenhydro.com/ipower-glledxa24c-multi-spectrum-led-grow-light-bulb-24w-630-660nm-red-430-460nm-blue.html?gclid=Cj0KCQjw2or8BRCNARIsAC_ppyYxcKd-fFPzdxLkU9QL1iywf4Xj1shuhGJi3LOs7osr5aUozMG7s64aAi4gEALw_
Hope this helps :)
I'm going to try this
Good luck! I've found the grow lights must have some UV in them
Hi Nick, how long did you leave the grow light on each day?
24/7
How far do you have the lights set up?
About four feet :) I’m sure you could probably do higher for plant’s your not trying to sun stress.
Can you show me one in real cat walk, in the sunshine
If I could get a catwalk.
What geow lights do you use?
holy shit what. you can run grow lights 24 hrs a day????
I've heard it messes with the circadian rhythm but I honestly would believe a plant could get acclimated to it hmm
Some plants need certain light schedules to flower, otherwise a lot of them don't care for foliar growth.
@@phytosexual sick I might try it on my pothos, waning up
Why do you use lights??? I use a big window , i have to buy lights ??
What was the plant at 17:00?
wish mine would blush...but ...i'm not going artificial...so indoors really hard to achieve, even southfacing ;(
Are you sure it is a good idea to stress you're plants like this? I hope they survive.
How do you think they survive in nature where they get the hot sun .....
@Kimberly Theyll be fine.
❤🌿
Keeping the light on 24/7 ia like you not sleeping. You may end up stressing them to death, good luck!!
Plants do not work like us, it may only mess with flowering, which I’m not concerned with :)
@@phytosexual wondering how long you kept the lights on 24/7, and if you saw any weird growth. I got my lights on 48on/8h off and they didn't seem to mind...
They'll be fine . 🙄
2:45 Your Hoya obscura looks touch stressed
I absolutely adore you you videos your plants....will you marry me?
Will you marry me? 💍 💚
Jk I’m deathly afraid of commitment
Did any of yall actually pay attention to the video with some of these questions...Also, how the hell yall think plants survive in nature with actual hot sun exposure! Plants native environments do not have half of the things people in the plant community swear they need to survive and thrive.🥴
Everyone wants to do everything but give plants light, the most important thing.
@Kimberly Ma'am I wasnt saying 24hr light is good I'm referring to the fact plants are perfectly fine being exposed to sunlight and grow lights for light stressing it aint any different and they do just fine. The way yall baby these plants in the plant community is comical.
i think it is really important to speak more about the lights that can affect the sunstress, but you did not talk abou them at all.