7:53 it would go great in the shower against tiled wall. What an awesome unique way to use a moss pole. Haven’t seen this idea anywhere. You should patent this but it might be to late. I’m also thinking that with all the 3d printing, it should be easy to make a trough of some sort so you can easily pop this in. Great idea!
Love the horizontal idea! Also, fun fact: “Oregon moss” is just a type of sphagnum moss. 😊 sphagnum is sold under different names. That one is likely sphagnum harvested from…Oregon. Lol. Most will be quite hydrophobic when purchased, and require soaking first. But that can be good to avoid root rot if it’s not super absorbing at first. That also explains the rusty hook and stuff… the excess water. 🙂
Thank you for the clarification! After we shot and edited the video we were writing a blog about it and found some information related to what you shared with us. At this time I think it's either that specific moss, or batch that we purchased, isn't holding as much as an experiment we have right next to it with New Zealand moss. Thank you for the cool info! We love fun facts😊
For awhile now I have been considering using a trough planter to hold hoyas and hang it by macrame straps from a top pole all the way across to attach the straps to. Add a trellis at the back of the back of the trough planter to let some grow up and some trail down. but this is as far as I have gotten with this. I have considered planting directly into the trough planter or maybe putting individual pots into the trough so each plant can be watered as needed.
Very interesting idea. I’ve been thinking about growing a Pubicalyx in a pot with a moss pole to see whether the leaves would size up as it grows up the pole. But your idea looks fascinating as well. Goes to show how versatile Hoyas are. Thanks for sharing.
Did you grow any vertically? And if so, How does that compare with the ones that are in a pot with just a trellis? Thanks so much hope to hear from you soon.
We did actually do one vertically, I would say that there is a lot more roots from the vines and it is evenly supported due to the moss being available for all ofthe vines.
Definitely going to try this. But i think ill try using a long corkbark tube, drill holes in the face of it, stuff it with moss and do this, and maybe use industrial suction cups so i can stick it to my window or bathroom mirror.
I absolutely love this idea!! Definitely going to make one this spring to hang outside by my pool 💚. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and creative ideas!!
Love it! I was thinking you were going to have one growing up a pole like your Anderson. Which would do well like that? I would think pubicalyx? Some climb better than hang - thanks April!
It looks gorgeous! Wish I could do something like this. I have a question about your Louisa’s silver.. mine grows just one leaf per node not two. But I noticed yours grows with pairs of leaves instead. Does it regularly grow the pair or alternate leaves like mine?
Hmm it would typically grow in pairs. Is the space between your nodes a bit longer than normal? This can sometimes be an indicator of not enough light.
@@unsolicitedplanttalks it grows just one leaf per node regardless of conditions. Lots or low light. The leaf shape/size change considerably but it’s never grown in pairs. I know others experience the same with Louisa’s silver, so I think it’s a clone thing maybe?
@@unsolicitedplanttalks I forgot to say thank you for this video. I would never have come up with a creative idea like this. Subbing. I have moss poles and will have to cut some plastic out to make the holes bigger but I think am going to use Philodendrons like the Heartleaf ones. I will also use some wire that came with some my self watering pots and thread it all the way through so it will be easier to hang.
It is incredible I've never seen anyone use a moss pole horizontal. I would love to see you make another one its such a great idea.
I'm excited to do another one! Let me know what plants you'd like to see!
7:53 it would go great in the shower against tiled wall. What an awesome unique way to use a moss pole. Haven’t seen this idea anywhere. You should patent this but it might be to late. I’m also thinking that with all the 3d printing, it should be easy to make a trough of some sort so you can easily pop this in. Great idea!
That would be cool! My husband might not like the idea of plants in our shower 😂 but I do!
Love the horizontal idea! Also, fun fact: “Oregon moss” is just a type of sphagnum moss. 😊 sphagnum is sold under different names. That one is likely sphagnum harvested from…Oregon. Lol. Most will be quite hydrophobic when purchased, and require soaking first. But that can be good to avoid root rot if it’s not super absorbing at first. That also explains the rusty hook and stuff… the excess water. 🙂
Thank you for the clarification! After we shot and edited the video we were writing a blog about it and found some information related to what you shared with us. At this time I think it's either that specific moss, or batch that we purchased, isn't holding as much as an experiment we have right next to it with New Zealand moss. Thank you for the cool info! We love fun facts😊
I’m totally doing this!!! I may try a pothos or something as practice first though I need to get to know my Hoyas more in the mean time…
For awhile now I have been considering using a trough planter to hold hoyas and hang it by macrame straps from a top pole all the way across to attach the straps to. Add a trellis at the back of the back of the trough planter to let some grow up and some trail down. but this is as far as I have gotten with this. I have considered planting directly into the trough planter or maybe putting individual pots into the trough so each plant can be watered as needed.
Can u make a video how u did the moss pole and how u put the cutting in that is a amazing idea
That's a great idea!
I freakin love this hoya moss pole! Yours is so beautiful!
I think i will do a soil bottom and moss on top
Thank you! I was thinking about that! Just use moss as a decor + to retain more moisture but with soil as the base. I think that would be great!
Very interesting idea. I’ve been thinking about growing a Pubicalyx in a pot with a moss pole to see whether the leaves would size up as it grows up the pole. But your idea looks fascinating as well. Goes to show how versatile Hoyas are. Thanks for sharing.
I just thought of this bc I wanna keep lore of my Hoyas together. Glad other growers are thinking the same thing.
This is awesome 🤩
Wow just found your channel 💚 already love your cool ideas 😀🫰
Yay! I'm glad you like them 😊
Thanks for sharing April💚❤️😘
I LOVE THIS!!!
Very cute. I’m going to try ❤
Did you grow any vertically? And if so, How does that compare with the ones that are in a pot with just a trellis? Thanks so much hope to hear from you soon.
We did actually do one vertically, I would say that there is a lot more roots from the vines and it is evenly supported due to the moss being available for all ofthe vines.
Definitely going to try this. But i think ill try using a long corkbark tube, drill holes in the face of it, stuff it with moss and do this, and maybe use industrial suction cups so i can stick it to my window or bathroom mirror.
Thank you for this informative video!
Very unique! Thanks for the pros and cons.
I absolutely love this idea!! Definitely going to make one this spring to hang outside by my pool 💚. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and creative ideas!!
Love it! I was thinking you were going to have one growing up a pole like your Anderson. Which would do well like that? I would think pubicalyx? Some climb better than hang - thanks April!
That's beautiful, just found your channel and subbed.
I am so going to make one 😊
Love it 😍
It looks gorgeous! Wish I could do something like this. I have a question about your Louisa’s silver.. mine grows just one leaf per node not two. But I noticed yours grows with pairs of leaves instead. Does it regularly grow the pair or alternate leaves like mine?
Hmm it would typically grow in pairs. Is the space between your nodes a bit longer than normal? This can sometimes be an indicator of not enough light.
@@unsolicitedplanttalks it grows just one leaf per node regardless of conditions. Lots or low light. The leaf shape/size change considerably but it’s never grown in pairs. I know others experience the same with Louisa’s silver, so I think it’s a clone thing maybe?
I'm so angry that someone posted this to one of my Facebook groups. Now I need more moss poles.
Where did you get your moss pole?
We have imported them in the past, but we are working on maybe supplying these ourselves in the future 😊
Rust is great for plants so that is not a bad thing
Thank you, yes! It is good for plants but for some people it may not be aesthetically pleasing 😅
@@unsolicitedplanttalks I forgot to say thank you for this video. I would never have come up with a creative idea like this. Subbing. I have moss poles and will have to cut some plastic out to make the holes bigger but I think am going to use Philodendrons like the Heartleaf ones. I will also use some wire that came with some my self watering pots and thread it all the way through so it will be easier to hang.