Hi Susie 💫 How fun to see you get new plant mail. Those were all really nice sized plants. I’m still searching for a Ficus to try out. My friend and I were actually out plant shopping today and she purchased a Codonanthe that I’m hoping to grab a cutting from. It was just beautiful. Wishing you the best on all your new plants to settle in splendidly for you. Enjoy the rest of your week. 🙏🏻💫
Love all these! 😍 They really were beautifully packaged for safe travel! I’d love some more hanging plants too… new home plaster is too soft so I’ll wait a while 💙
Got my first Mayoi this last year too, she’s still a baby but the amount of defined lobes showing up on new leaves excites me! Looks like yours already needs a support of some kind.
I love all of the ficus that you have! I feel a bit ignorant about them, and it’s lovely to see how many different types there are from watching your videos. Good luck with the Hoya!
In my experience, hoyas are very prone to letting new shoots shrivel up after manhandling, but they recover from this without any long-term consequences. If it continues, you'll have to examine the roots. They susceptible to root rot if overwatered. Best to water them properly each time, letting them soak for 30 minutes in a bowl (especially during the summer), and then have them dry out completely before watering again. Hoyas are also prone to root mealy bugs, so that's something to keep an eye on. Check the underside of the pot regularly and carefully for any signs, - they are sneaky bastards!
Happy to help. Am only just getting into leafy houseplants, since I'm about to move to a new house with lots of north-facing windows that need populating. I currently have ca. 600 cacti & succulents, including hoyas. Channels like yours by people who live in a similar climate to mine help me greatly with my research :)
Hi Susie 💫 How fun to see you get new plant mail. Those were all really nice sized plants. I’m still searching for a Ficus to try out. My friend and I were actually out plant shopping today and she purchased a Codonanthe that I’m hoping to grab a cutting from. It was just beautiful. Wishing you the best on all your new plants to settle in splendidly for you. Enjoy the rest of your week. 🙏🏻💫
Ooh good luck hunting. Have you tried online?
Very beautiful plants! 💚
Thanks for sharing! 👍
Thank you for watching!
Love all these! 😍 They really were beautifully packaged for safe travel! I’d love some more hanging plants too… new home plaster is too soft so I’ll wait a while 💙
Got my first Mayoi this last year too, she’s still a baby but the amount of defined lobes showing up on new leaves excites me! Looks like yours already needs a support of some kind.
They're a gorgeous shape aren't they! Than you, yes, I will give get some support asap :)
I love all of the ficus that you have! I feel a bit ignorant about them, and it’s lovely to see how many different types there are from watching your videos. Good luck with the Hoya!
Thank you! Yes, i can recommend giving them a go. On the whole they've been a great house plant
What a great plant haul, I’ve been getting a lot of Peperomia and Hoya lately.
How lovely for you. Which ones? How are you finding them?
Peperomia pixie lime, Peperomia rubella, Hoya Mathilda, and Hoya parvifolia purple splash.
In my experience, hoyas are very prone to letting new shoots shrivel up after manhandling, but they recover from this without any long-term consequences. If it continues, you'll have to examine the roots. They susceptible to root rot if overwatered. Best to water them properly each time, letting them soak for 30 minutes in a bowl (especially during the summer), and then have them dry out completely before watering again. Hoyas are also prone to root mealy bugs, so that's something to keep an eye on. Check the underside of the pot regularly and carefully for any signs, - they are sneaky bastards!
Thanks so much! That's all really good to know, i appreciate your input
Happy to help. Am only just getting into leafy houseplants, since I'm about to move to a new house with lots of north-facing windows that need populating. I currently have ca. 600 cacti & succulents, including hoyas. Channels like yours by people who live in a similar climate to mine help me greatly with my research :)
@@sbaroke oh good luck in greening up your new home. I hope you enjoy it
Get a pole for ur mayoi.😊