Hoya caudata | 30 Days of Hoya - 2 of 30
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
- Hello plant friends and hoya heads! Welcome to the second day of our #30DaysofHoya. Now, I know the first one was a bit of a snooze since Hoya carnosa is super common, but today we have something more special. This is Hoya caudata in all its glory. It’s probably one of my favorite Hoyas, just because of those leaves. I have two caudatas - one with silver leaf and one with a big green leaf. Now, mind you, the silver one is not so much silver, but more red. Very bright light will do this to the leaves of some hoyas. Nevertheless, I think it’s still a beautiful plant. You will hear some basic information in the video and some guidelines. As always, a separate file/ sheet will be available for you to download in the video description on RUclips (my channel is Basie Plants) or you can simply take a screenshot of my stories - you have separate Highlight on my Instagram (@basie.plants) that is also named ’30 Days of Hoya’. Thank you for watching and see you in the next one!
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I love how your videos have evolved from polite and tame to sarcastic and sassy. I thoroughly enjoy the chaos.
I don’t have a ton of hoyas…yet. But so far, my caudata Sumatra is probably the fastest growing. I was very surprised. In about 2 months it has spiraled 4 vines about 2ft up the shelf legs & put on about 10 new leaves. Shockingly, I found it at a local nursery & it isn’t even in an ideal potting mix, too much peat. I put the success all up to the Marshydro grow tent. I have no special abilities. It’s been a very rewarding plant to grow
Started following because of 30 days. Your videos are informative. Keep it up! Looking forward to add more Hoyas to my collection.
Thank you for following! :) I hope you won't be disappointed, haha :D There will be many more hoyas :)
Very pretty plant. The silver freckles look really cute.
I also like your shirt. The colour fits you well and the cut looks cool. :)
Thank you! I love the silver on the leaves as well. Haha, I have three similar shirts that I bought because I liked the pattern 😂
Thank you for these great information. Looking forward to the next one.
No problem! I hope you are enjoying the videos! The next one is coming today 😁
@@BasiePlants I am! Just about to watch it 💚
kayoua48 Thank you! 💚
I just got Caudata Sumatra it’s such an unique plant tfs hope mine grows like yours 🌱😇👍🏼 I love the feel of the leaves .
Oh. that is lovely! I also love the feel of the leaves. Slighly pubescent, but rogh at the same time. There is something about them that gives them a true jungle vibe! I am sure yours will grow even better! 😊
Basie Plants nope my Caudata has no leaves now ! Only had 2 I don’t know what to do I do see tiny new growth so it’s in a little greenhouse in spag , the roots look good ! Terrible I love this plant and I ordered from the UK to the US 😔 I don’t care if it takes time to come back I just hope it’s not a complete gonner ! I also pray my Imbricata makes it that pretty much looks the same as when it came .
Great vid
Thank you! :) I am happy to hear you liked it.
I adore my caudata Sumatra. She is my dapper dinosaur :-)
Thank you, that was very informative. Have recently bought one, it’s growing a new leaf🌱
I am happy to hear it was helpful! Which cultivar did you buy? :)
I’m not really sure which cultivar it is-) It was sold to me simply as a Hoya caudata. It’s similar to yours, but has less splashing.
Eugenia Tereshkova In that case, I think it might be the regular form. Still super pretty. I hope you can get it to bloom before I do!
Nice one...as always😍😍 this hoya i will have to say is a happy grower..mine is a very very thirsty one...i would water it every other day😂😂 keep on growing n i cut it few times to propagate n give some to my mom n sis..really love this one!! Thanks for sharing..🌿😍
Yes, it seems to be a very thirsty hoya. My humidity is a bit on the higher side and I keep mine in a plastic pot so I don't have to water as often. I have some coco peat in the mix so that helps as well. But I know some people water their hoyas only once every 2-3 weeks and I would definitely not recommended that :D I am happy to hear your caudata is growing so well :)
aww beautiful specimens, mine is one of my favorite too, the foliage is just so freaking adorable but he is still struggling with root rot and he didn't grow at all since I got him a year ago :( Thanks for sharing!
I am sorry to hear that! They sometimes need a bit more time to recover. I would try using some stimulator in forms of amino acids to give it a kick-start. Or, for me, algamic by Biobiozz has worked wonders. It literally saved the impossible! I hope it helps :) Thank you for watching 💚
@@BasiePlants Oh! Never heard of these products, will definitively check them out, thanks a bunch
She is growing up fast 😮
She is producing new growth for her new home 😂
@@BasiePlants I ❤️you
I'd love to know what trellis you are using? They fit your pots so well in this video.
I need that little trellis too! 😢😮😅
Love You ❤️
Thank you for the kind words 💚
Hi love watching your videos and learning the care of my hoyas i recently bought a caudata hooker to keep it in well humidity at 70 can i place in a container with heat pad under ?
Thank you! :) I am happy you are enjoying them. Yes, you can place it on heating mat. It will dry out faster as well, so make sure to take that into consideration too :)
Love this series and your videos. Just one request/suggestion - please use a mic. 💚
Thank you! I am glad to hear that. I have a separate mic, but it's not made for these types of videos - more for studio recordings, so a deaf room is needed for a better audio. I will, of course, invest in a separate mic and a better camera, but it's not possible at this moment. Working on it though! 😊 I hope you can still enjoy the videos nevertheless. 💚
This is funny because I legit, not 3 minutes ago, just got done trellising my big caudata Sumatra to a trellis I just made out of lace. I swear my phone watches me or cab read my mind 🤣 it's honestly creepy how fast it pit this in my Playlist lol
Mines right under a grow light and turning a little red.. but it's growing very quickly for me
It depends on the strength of the light too. I disliked when the leaves were very red honestly.
How do you fertilize the one in hydro?
That is still a challenge for me honestly. Currently, I dilute the recommended orchid fertilizer in rainwater. I use around 1/10th of the recommened dosage. And I will use that to water (it will also remain in the reservoir). Then next time I water, I will use just plain rainwater, but cover the holes, fill it all the way to the top, leave it for 15 minutes or so, and then flush it out (plain rain water will remain in the reservoir). Then, from time to time, I fill add liquid oxygen too. But I am still learning about semi hydro. I will make a more informed video at one point, when I feel I figured it all out 😅
Hi! Do you still have this Hoya? If so, how has it grown?
I do! And it did! I had to cut it in 5-6 cuttings because I was rerooting it again due to mealybugs. Didn't flower yet.
Tip for thumbnail, call the days, so this is 30days of Hoya day 2. Then people who step in later can follow the whole 30days and know the ‘upload order’
Love this idea❤️ start following you because of the 30days!
Thank you for that great idea! I changed the other thumbnails as well and added the numbers in the title too. :) Thank you for following along!
I just got one in mail unrooted and leaves dropped off.will it still. root and grow leaves?
It can. The same happened to my caudata with big green leaves.
Are there different types of caudata? Normal Form and Sumatra? 🤔Thanks
There are different clones of Hoya caudata. With bigger leaves, more splashy leaves, differences in flower color. The plant that people call caudata (Sumatra) is a plant collected in Sumatra, and it is most likely sp.aff.caudata :)
My Caudata arrived in the mail with wrinkly, paper thin leaves. The soil was dry, but I’m afraid it will be a loss. Is there a way to recover this plant once its leaves are wrinkled and paper thin?
Hi! It depends. How are the roots? Are they dead or alive? What is the mix? There are several things you can do depending what is the state of the plant. First, check the roots. If some are dead, remove them. You can then place the plant in a mix that you can keep evenly moist but not too wet. Something that is light and airy. You can mist them every day with some water that has some stimulator in it - I use either algamic, amino acids or super drive (similar to super thrive). My caudata has the misfortune of getting too dry just recently and the roots were damaged, but not completely dead. It is in a net pot ina mix of bark and moss (very little moss). I removed the cover pot, I would mist it daily, and I would give it little water every other day. Because the mix is so airy, and the net pot doesn't hold any water, this would make the bark just slighly moist and it would dry out fast. Now of course, you might be in a different situation. If the roots are dead, you can root it again. In any case, take it slowly. Give it less water more frequently, don't saturate it with water all out of a sudden (unless the roots are completely dead, then you can just root it, I rotted my caudata in distilled water, it's a bit slow but ti does root!) I was even able to save caudata (big green leaves) that I rotted, and several weeks after potting it, it lost all the leaves. I was left with a stick and no roots, so I placed it back in water and sure, it took 2 months to grow new vine but it is alive now. So don't give up :) Let me know how it goes and I hope this was useful. Sorry for the long response. ❤️
Basie Plants I’ll keep you updated. All the roots were so bad. I am starting all over to try to get results.
Kressa Singh Good luck! 💚
I just got a huge caudata Sumatra in the mail and the vines are long and wraps around the trellis that came with it. The vines seem brittle, but it doesn’t seem to bother the leaves on it. Do I keep the vines that’s crunchy or not?
That's lovely to hear! If the vines are fine and not dry, I would not cut them. If they are dry, and if you're bothered by them you can cut them. If they are just good vines with no leaves on them (but the vine is still alive), keep them for a while, they may start growing new vines from the nodes :) I hope that helps. :) Good luck with your new hoya!