How To Tell a Difference Between Hoya Peduncle and New Growth?
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- Hello! Today I wanted to talk about hoya peduncles and how to spot them on your hoyas. I will show you some photos of peduncles on my plants that I hope help you find them and recognize them on your hoyas!
🧚🏻♂️ More info below!🧚🏻♂️
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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Intro
04:08 Where do the peduncles form?
05:09 How do peduncles look like?
06:18 How to tell a difference between a peduncle and new growth?
08:43 How to care for Hoyas with peduncles?
13:11 How long does it take from peduncles to flowers?
16:40 Outro
17:53 Patreon Thank You
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What excites you more - peduncle or new growth?
Peduncle ! Because it means it's gonna flower 🙂
New growth!
🤷♀️ none have blessed me as yet🥴
Depends on the Hoya, but mostly peduncles. New growth is exciting when a plant hasn’t done ANYTHING since you got it, and peduncles are always exciting but especially when a plant just grows and grows and…👏chop chop it’s time for a peduncle!
New growth
I'm just going to put my screen in front of my Hoya australis and let this video play. Maybe it'll learn something here.
Being newer to hoyas, I have been closely inspecting mine for peduncles and I realized, I have no idea what I'm looking for. This is a great video. Thank you!
One way I can tell if it is a peduncle versus new growth is the angle it grows. Peduncles often grow down back towards the stem rather than up or straight out of the node. This doesn't work for all hoyas, but does for most I grow.
When my MultiFlora arrived it had 8 peduncles and I was busting with excitement and then they all turned yellow and fell off. I related it to shipping stress. She now has 5 active peduncles again and it is very close to opening blooms! I am babying her!!
My big compacta has a peduncle that hasn't budged much in 3 months. It IS pushing mad growth.
I inherited my mother's 60+ year old Hoya Carnosa last fall (2023). As far as I know she has only bloomed twice in all that time. I have a funny feeling that, as with other plants, one should snip the bloom off after the flowers have died. I'll bet she did that, and that is why in 60 years, she only got 2 blooms. I am impatiently waiting for a peduncle!!
Ovaj video je bio potreban👍🏼just what I needed
This was unbelievably helpful! Thanks for all the info 😊
Miro, Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. I especially love your zany humor and explanations.
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Ohh you are too kind, my friend. ❤️❤️ Thank you for the shoutout. And thank you for providing us newbies with such detailed information regarding peduncles. Now I have to go and inspect every one of my Hoyas to see if I can spot a peduncle. 😂
Thank you so much Miro for this video! I have only been growing Hoyas for a year. So this was very informative
So helpful and super informative as usual
Yes! This is the video I needed friend! I'm SUBSCRIBED : D
I'm so glad I found you. I love your sense of humor.
Now that spring is just around the corner I'm starting to see a lot of peduncles forming. In fact, my Hoya curtisii pushed out peduncles, which I didn't see until it flowered the other day! I have one noid, that has had a peduncle sitting on a vine for the entire winter. It hasn't grown, but hasn't dropped off either. It's in perfect shape, just comatose! Has to be four maybe five months like that. When it does bloom I'm going to throw it a party!
Thank you so much for your videos and talks to teach the difference between a peduncle a new growth ❤
Throughly enjoyed this!❤️
Thank you sooooo much. Your videos are great. They help me out a lot 🤗🤗🤗
The first two peduncles showed up on my Hoya Pubicalyx - really exciting. I have waited for this for a really long time. One of the peduncles looks more promising than the other. But new growth is extremely exciting to me.
Great video! I've already shared it with a few people 💚
I enjoy yours videos so much :) You are so funny. The info is also very useful. Thank you. Have a great day!
Well I am the new to hoyas person ….
did you sense me? Thank you, very helpful. 💚
Thank you again for more knowledge. All my hoyas are young. So haven't really expected anything, yet. Most recently purchased a 3 year obovata. Fingers are crossed on that. ❤🌱❤🌱❤🌱
Thank you for teaching me how to tell the difference. I love the growth my publicalyx splash gives constantly now. But also I can not wait for the puduncles to show up.
It takes a bit longer for pubicalyx to flower. My pubicorolla is showing a peduncle after year and a half :)
This was a very informative video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for watching! :)
I just cross my fingers and hope my peduncles will bloom. I also up the watering when see one. Now.. I have had hoyas for 2 years now. The only one I have got to bloom is my Bella. But I only by cuttings of hoyas so I can watch them grow. I am definitely under water, so that is probably one of the reasons I don't have many peduncles 🤦♀️🤷♀️
Thanks! Very useful for me being new to Hoyas! Also, you mentioned in a previous video you were going to read wheel of time. It’s basically the Hoya of fantasy books in my opinion. Enjoy!
You’re so right about Bella! Mine had 2 peduncles one day and gone the next
This was really useful. I'm still a noob and I never know what to when I see a penducle. Thanks for the tips.
Thanks for this topic
When I spot a peduncle, I make sure to stay on top of watering and I don't move the plant. Then I check on it 50x a day to watch the progress LOL The Hoya that I haven't been able to bloom is H. Mathilde. It's covered with at least 6 peduncles but just won't follow through. The day that thing blooms will be cause for celebration! My H. quinquenervia won't stop blooming and has 7 blooming peduncles at the moment. But it has not grown any new leaves in months?! At this point, I'd rather have some new foliage lol
Thank you👏🏻🌺🌿🌿🌿
This could not have come at a better time for me. I have a handful of hoya...most for 2+ years with little to no growth. All bets seem off this winter/spring though...many of my hoya are growing new leaves...and what I think may be peduncles on my Chelsea and Wayettii...tbd. I keep all of my hoya in a covered South facing window...right up against the glass. Thank you for sharing. Your experience is always very useful and insightful.
Look forward for you future 📹 on easy hoyas to bloom 😀. Hoya Rebecca has to be one
Great video! My hoya lockii is about to bloom, I really hope nothing goes wrong, it will be my first hoya to flower :) I just went and checked, it is watered and I am subscribed so MIRO, IT BETTER HAPPEN :D
It will happen! I hope you will like the smell. Yours will have lots of flowers too. I should REALLY water mine on time. :(
@@BasiePlants You can do it I know you can! :)
I needed this thank you 😊
You are welcome! :)
Thanks for the info 💚😀
I hope it helped!
Orchid veteran turned Hoya newbie 🙋♀️. I have my very first peduncle on my Hoya Wayetii. I am so paranoid it’s going to blast. Tiny buds are forming and it seems to be liking the extra sun coming through due to changing seasons. 🤞I will see it bloom.
Thanks for the info. I thought this puduncle was a new vine growth at first.
Just found your channel and loving the content!!!
I am glad to hear that!
Thank you Miro. That was very informative. I have a Fusca Purpureo that has shot out a peduncle just now. It had grown just a little bit, and now it has stopped.
There are also tiny new leaves coming at the node. They have also stopped. She is taking a rest it seems. Patience I have plenty of. After searching google,
which did not seem to help, your video did. Thank you again!!!!
My vitellina also formed a peduncle quite early on and then.... nothing. :) I get a bit disappointed when they do this, but I hope it blooms this spring or summer!
Cheers Miro 😊 I thought I was imagining peduncles on my Bella and Polyneura that would just disappear into thin air. My Heuschkeliana Variegata and Australis Lisa bloom beautifully and the scent 🥰 I do have everything in pon / semi hydro and spray with orchid spray when I remember. Looking forward to your teaser video on blooming Hoyas x
Bella was not so hard for me to bloom but polyneura seems impossible! I do hope to see it bloom one day, because it is taking up some decent real estate now!
Off topic- But congrats on hitting 10k!!
Good video- I’ve yet to bloom a hoya- maybe Las Vegas is too dry. But I grow them big, we will see… 💚 looking forward to the next video 😁
I think some are harder to bloom than others :D However, I think you can find in the next video some that will bloom very early on!
@@BasiePlants Looking forward to it!💚
Thank you so much for this video. Ive been growing hoyas for 1.5 to 2 years. Never have i had peduncles or blooms. I just looked and there is a peduncle on my kerri and my ut039 and my macrophylia varriegata! They are all very small. I have had my crimson princess and crimson queen for the longest and no peduncles can i see. Also my hoya publycalix and my obviogata have nothing either. Please excuse the terrible spelling. And these latter hoyas i have had for the longest and they are quite big plants. They are growing and look very healthy but no peduncles.
Some of those do take a while to bloom! I got kerrii to bloom about year and a half from a cutting, obovata a bit less. Some clones of certain species do bloom sooner than others. Pubicalyx and carnosa can take over 2 years to bloom. Some people say carnosa takes 4 years on average. Latifolias are also late bloomers as well 😬 Since your plants are healthy I think you will see flowers this spring or summer! 💚
Nice outtro :-D !
I started my Hoya Kerrii from a Valentine Day leaf cutting and the first node that formed not only pushed out leave but also a peduncle. It flowers successfuly so I assume that hoya Kerrii is one of the easy ones.
I also have a hoya pubiclayx "red button" that grew 2 peduncles during this winter. It seems that the colder temperatures in my room triggers them (but I don't really know in fact). I am waiting for the flowers on this one. I hope these peduncles will not blast !
I’m not sure if you’re aware that you’ve been blessed by the Hoya Gods
New growth is more exciting to me.🥳
I agree! Especially when a hoya is tiny!
Hey Miro, can you do a care video on hoya coronaria?
How do you tell the difference between pepperonia and Hoya. For the smaller leaves they look very similar to each other at the store esp. if they are not labeled.
My verticillatas all seem to be prone to peduncles that freeze in time. I have several varieties and most have at least one peduncle that won't grow. I also have the same issue with polynuera putting bout a peduncle at every node and blasting. I did get it to bloom once though.
I have never had my Hoya's bloom maybe someday - I have learned to be satisfied with the Lovely leaves. I'm not too hard to please.
My carnosas bloomed the same time during monsoon season. 60% humidity and high light
I have only had my Hoya Multiflora produce a peduncle and flower. It took forever to flower… as soon as it dropped all the flowers the whole peduncle fell off and it dropped several leaves.
Your awesome 👌
Omg my bella also drops all buds. I stopped caring.
When I see buds forming, I try to make sure I give the plant regular watering. Sometimes, it does not help and rhe buds drop anyway. But it is hoyas, what can you do.
I just got my third Hoya! I have 20+ houseplants but have always been nervous about Hoya, idek why! I was shocked when I saw a lipstick plant at lowes… cousins or sisters? Lol. Idk but I bought it. #iwantitigotit ;p
Still waiting on mine to peduncle. Obviously new to Hoyas.
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I just want a time laps of a hoya make a new peduncle, like do a new peduncle just makes itself longuer or does it comes out short and as it starts putting flowers out does it make itself longuer like so many questions omg
Some do grow longer before they produce buds! Some are chunky and short but in time they get longer, the more time it reblooms :D That time lapse would be great! Too bad I am shit at recording such things 😂
@@BasiePlants i would but i Think it would be a matter of years to see one of My hoyas to flower 😅😭😭😭
Just noticed several peduncles on my hoya nummularioides for the first time 😭 pray for meeee
I bought my first Hoya (a pubicalyx) 2 years ago and it still hasn’t bloomed, even though it’s huuuge. Then I got another kind, but it didn’t bloom. Then I got 1 or 2 more, and of course, they didn’t bloom. Now I have nearly 30 different kinds, and none have bloomed yet… 😩 So yeah, I got into Hoyas cause, yeah, they’re bewitching. You just can’t go back to a life devoid of them. But really, my obsession is also largely due to the fact that I became batshitcrazy over them not blooming for me…! The more I get, the closer I get to witnessing at least one silly little peduncle that will probably dry out on me… Awwwww Hoyallelujah 😵💫
Same my 2+ y/o pubicalyx is massive and still hasn't bloomed for me! I actually just got my first blooms though, on my callistophylla (probably helps that I imported a long vine).
853 Always learning thanks
I like your style, you're funny
Like me im just getting in too hoyas because of u lol
I assume that only mature hoyas will bloom, and get peduncles. My one leaf hoyas probably won’t bloom for years lol. Thanks for the video!
gonna comment first xD
I forgot to comment first! 😱
Polynera is the only Hoya I’ve ever gotten to bloom, idk what I did so Special 😩
My first hoya imperialis i stick it inside its soil it i didnt know what to do with it as i tot its her way to grow , so stupid of me 😭😭😭😭
Is there a difference between a peduncle & a panicle in reference to hoyas? I hear some people, like Doug Chamberlain saying panicle. I know panicle is a term that refers to a cluster of flowers that form a certain shape. Some of my hydrangeas are the panicle type with the kind of egg shaped flower clusters. But I didn’t think that term applied to hoya blooms. Perhaps the peduncle is the structure the flowers emerge from & the actual flower cluster is a panicle…? Can you clear this up?
For hoyas, we would use the word peduncle. From the peduncle, you have pedicles and on the ends of pedicles are flowers. The entire thing (flowers, pedicels, peduncle) are called an umbel :)
@@BasiePlants I’ve screen shot this explanation for safe keeping, because 🤯🤯🤯
Doug knows he is mispronouncing "peduncle." I think it's just hard for him to articulate.
@@BasiePlants Thank you so much! This is exactly the answer I’ve been looking for 🙏🏻
Hoya von teese 🤣🤣🤣 I died 😆😆😆
While watching I found my first pubicalyx ‘Pink Silver’ peduncle 😭🥰
My hoya anneke buis came with a peduncle and my clingy ass broke it i put it back lol let see what happend lol
It will rebloom fast, don’t worry 💚
The first time my dischidia ovata melon bloomed I believed the flowers were pedoncules 🤣
Mine blooms all the time. I love it! Dischidias are super cute, imo!
@@BasiePlants yes it's blooming everywhere I love this plant 😉💚
Too short!