Sorry for complaining about the heat. But it is real 😂 Also, I might have unexpectedly got one hoya from my top 10 wishlist today 🙊 We will know in a week!
hi!! its interesting the selection of course you have tres chic eye for Hoyas today i recive my shipping from a grower here in mexico in a state called Guadalajara H. Ban Ngong Ngoy and H. Royal Hawaian Purple actually i have most of my attention about of Ban Ngong cause most of the videos that i saw talk about of the resistence of cold maybe you can give us a lit bit of inforation about. Also i have a question wich tipe of pots do you recomend or you like more hanging ones or regular pots with base? of course tahnks for the magnific video :)
Oh, I am very happy to hear that you are receiving them! I never had Hoya sp. Ban Ngong Ngoy. I think it comes from Thailand? I do follow Doug from Vermont Hoyas and as far as he could say, it likes higher humidity. By the looks of it, it may be similar in temperature tolerance like carnosa, but I can't confirm this as I never grew it myself. Hoya pubicalyx are in fact tolerant to cooler temperatures and are easy to grow, so I don't think you will have issues with that one. Depending on Hoya, you can use both hanging pots or pot with a trellis. I find that pubicalyx is easier to maintain on a trellis, but some hoyas like Hoya lacunosa or Hoya serpens (both cool growing hoyas) do best in haning pots.
ivan montaño How is the plant market in Guadalajara? Have the prices increased like crazy because of the new plant boom? Here in California prices have tripled for some things. I have a lot of family on my husband’s side all live in Cocula. We were supposed to go down and visit in May this year it then the pandemic happened and we couldn’t travel. Royal Hawaii purple is beautiful and now hard to get a hold of here in Orange County.
@@emily.toombs i think its very cheap compare to over there maybe you can come shes so kind also you can send me of course a contact or something else to get a H bella cause here its so f.. difficult to get one of them the contact is @Ana Medina on FB but i think shes not english speaker have a good day :)
ivan montaño thank you! Yes we will be going to Cocula next spring if the pandemic is better. I have lupus so am high risk which is why we are waiting. I also plan on plant shopping my way through the drive down. My husband speaks fluent Spanish and I know enough to go plant shopping I think. Luckily for me his family has been teaching me Spanish and they don’t speak English at home much unless they are teaching me. This also comes with cooking lessons from all the woman. Family days are my favorite days.
Also super happy I found this channel I love the energy ad enthusiasm for plants! I had no idea there was a plantTube so I'm really enjoying hearing others share their knowledge and talk about the plants they get joy for growing, hope you can track some of these plants down they are such beautiful plants
I wish I could send you every Hoya on your wish list! Then at some point I feel that you would make a video on care, propagating and the history of each.
You must get H. heuschkeliana (variegated). There are so many pretty pictures, I wish I could have included all of them. You will fall in love for sure! Hahaha thank you 😂 one of the few nice shirts I have, lol 😂
I've seen the Macgillvrai here, in Australia, but only just realised it's native here. Doh.🤣🤣 I just love your videos, and 30 is mild here. We can get over 45 C but at the moment it's 5, brrr. Bring on spring.
Ah yes! You can probably find onychoides too. I don't know what happened to David Liddle's nursery - maybe his family still sells some hoyas? They are from Australia. Oh, that is cold! I hope you get some warmer temperatures soon. But maybe not 45, that's too much, haha. Thank you for watching! :)
I live in Aus and had no idea it was native, wow! I could have bought one for $25 dollars at gardenworld and skipped cause I thought if I did it would meet its end with me but maybe it would have had a chance 😭
I bought the Hoya Varigated Heuskliana and its one of my favourites. Its easy to grow, grows quickly, the new leaves are the prettiest shade of pink and I've heard the flowers smell like butterscotch.
You have created a wonderful channel full of valuable information that is well presented. ~ One adjustment you might consider when showing multiple photos in a video is to leave the plant photos and annotations up on the screen longer while you are discussing each variety. Sitting slightly off center of frame would facilitate this, while keeping yourself in full view. In this way the viewers could be looking at the plants features, leaves, flowers, etc., while you are discussing them. ~ I’m currently researching cool growing hoyas to try growing outside year round in Southern California. Winter temps are 40f / 5c minimum at night with daytime highs around 65f / 17c to 80f / 25c . Summers typically range between 60f / 15c minimums to 95 - 100f maximums with most days being 75f to 90 f.. H. carnosa does fine, as do a few others. I will be growing the Hoyas in bright shade, in a sheltered location that offers some protection from the temperature extremes and excessive winter moisture / rain. I am going to try H. heuschkeliana variegata. If it does poorly I will bring it indoors.
What an interesting project! I think many cooler growing hoyas can be accustomed to those temperatures, especially if you provide some protection in the winter or if they are in a covered area closer to the house. Yes, you are right about the position. I didn't think it through well enough. I will make sure to implement your suggestions in the future. Thank you! I hope you still enjoyed it 💚
Imbricata is on my wishlist ^^ ,by the way in Barcelona Spain we are between 30 and 35 degrees 😅 also melting slowly ,and my last shippment arrived in the middle of a heatwave 🙃 you can imagine the results
Daniel Bennett oh no! I am sorry to hear that :( I hope you can recover them though! Yes, we are getting over 30 degrees outside too. The problem is when I get 30 degrees inside too 😂 Next video will be from the freezer. I have some plants will possibly arrive tomorrow, so I already fear the outcome 🥶 there is a fern too. Will not be pretty 😂
Only 3 out of 7 made it >< to my surprize the linearis was one of the survivers 🙌🏼 .lets hope yourse arrive well🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼! Ferns do bounce back quite fast ^^
@@MrDanylui I pick them up tomorrow! One of these days I should probably record a haul video. I am sorry only 3 made it. But luckily, not all died. I had only 1 plant out of 6 survive before. Not fun.
Here in Guatemala City hoyas are not common, but I bought two (don't know what kind they are) this week. I can't wait to grow them and find more! Weather wise, I am cold at night, sleeping with long socks and a thick sweater :P but very hot during the day.
Oh very interesting to hear about that temperature! We are getting colder days too, but I never sleep in a sweater haha. I hope you find out what those hoyas are!
They have a lot of these in Australia! I bought a whole bunch of my hoyas for only around $40 at gardenworld They had a macgillivrayi and even lauterbachii each for $25 dollars but I ended up getting a full size Odorata for $25, and H. Serpens and another two Odorate for $10 each. I really considered Lauterbachii cause I've never seen such large flowers on a hoya before, they look completely artificial
Nice video again! We had a heatwave also in Holland but since yesterday temperatures has gone down big time with lots off rain... feels like Fall at the moment. Would love to see an aroid video BTW am very curious about what kind of plants you have. Anyone else would like to see that?
We are also having cooler moments! Honestly, I love fall so I don't mind that one bit! I will bring that up in my upcoming video, who knows, maybe more people would like to see it!
Hoya Undulata and Polyneura are two of my wishlist plants. A non- Hoya wishlist plant Epipremnun Cebu blue came in the mail today. I purchased it from Steve’s Leaves. It made my day its such a beautiful plant! Today was in the mid 80’s with tolerable humidity, much cooler and drier than it has been. Stay cool and I hope your hoyas arrive before the snow falls🌿
You should check out Hoya sp. Vietnam (polyneura complex)! It is very interesting. The photo I attached didn't do it justice (the others I found were too small for the video). Cebu blue is a rarity in Europe! I hope you enjoy it. I hope I find one as well. Ah, the temperatures there are good! I could handle that. We are getting over 90F outside and around 90F inside 😂 I hope they arrive, but I don't think they will be shipped. But I will have them next year then :)
I recently got my imbricata cutting and it’s definitely going to be a learning experience. It’s very unique. The coloring is similar to my Caudata Sumatra . Yes I paid a lot to get it here quickly , but the cutting was 5$ much more for certificate and shipping . Tfs
Oh, I hope it does well for you! unfortunaly, mine died during shipping. So I guess I could still enjoy the piece of paper that was phyto xD I would try to mount it on something :)
How hot is it here? 103 F outside in the shade of my top story balcony my thermometer 🌡 so that’s 39. 4 C In Orange County California, in the foothills. Far and away from that beautiful beach weather in the same country. To be honest I have central air conditioning so I’m not suffering at all. Just when I check the mail and the patio plants. My cactus and succulents are totally happy about it along with my ruby ficus Elastica, she’s put out 2 new leaves just this month and two entire new shoots/babies with 6 leaves each in the past 40 days. It was dying inside dropping leaves like crazy but that crazy plant loves it outside in this insane heat.
Oh wow! That is HOT. Yeah, I would be much more comfortable with air conditioning 😂 But it got cooler now so I am happy again. Yes, my succulents are all about the heat. Some other plants on the other hand are not so happy about it 😂
Basie Plants just think about how much we will wish for warm spring in January lol it hasn’t been hot here till last week so can’t complain. It’s bad for those that don’t have AC that depend on malls, movie theaters, libraries or even cooling centers here to help keep safe and can’t because of the pandemic. I hope they all keep safe out in the heat. It can actually get deadly for the elderly or at risk people with health conditions.
I think this type of hoya is always somewhat expensive, it will all depend on the size of the plant. I was able to purchase a cutting recently and I will be getting it hopefully soon. We will see what the size of it will be. 😄
The one I purchased is established but the nursery is expensive as a friend purchased one the same size for $45. I think I just got caught up in the hype
I live in the Philippines so its aways hot, like 31 to 34. C during the day 🥵 btw, I love this video and all the hoyas you mentioned especially the h. heuschkeliana and manipurensis 😍🤤 yum!
Macgillivrayi is one of those names like Gloucester (gloster) where half the letters are silent. It's basically just Ma-gil-vry. Imbricata may be extremely challenging to keep happy. It tends to like extremely high humidity and you basically need to keep it in a terrarium. I happened to get a cutting of it in a group of hoya cuttings being offered as a "set" from a seller, and it wasn't really one I was after. I'm still trying to get it to root after 2 months. I'm also interested in Heuschkeliana and Sigillatis. There are many that I want. I only have about 15 or so at the moment.
Macgillivrayi is definitely a tough one to say! But I agree, imbricata looks like a tough one to keep happy, probably not best suited for a cultivation in a home. I managed to get a sigilatis, it is very beautiful, but shockingly small and thin leaves! I hope I can get a heuschkeliana soon ☺️
It was 38°C at thr beginning of the week...and it hailing and storming in the evening,. Really weird to have like over 30 degrees and pieces of ice coming from the sky. Luckily it's a little colder now...like 25-30 degress. Hoya lockii is also on my list, but I'm a bit intimidated by it being thinner leaved...I've got a papaschonii and it just doesn't grow at all when there isn't enough humiditiy as it seems. I'm not sure if I even can give the plant the conditions to make it bloom.
Oh, wow! That is hot! I think we didn't go above 36 degrees. Yes, lockii is a bit different. I think thinner leaved ones will need more moisture. So maybe adjusting the mix might help (and keeping it evenly moist) - I read this for multiflora, but I didn't grew one myself as there is no way a cutting will survive the long trip. If you can get it, I would! Try, and the worst that can happen is that you are not successful. Which is fine, it happens to everyone :)
If you are referring to a plant that is right behind my left shoulder (next to Begonia maculata), It is also a type of begonia, called Begonia diadema. 😊
Hoya Undulata is at the top of my wishlist. Unfortunately you can't get it in Australia and it's near impossible to import plants into our country 😔 I hate the heat so I'm glad it's winter here right now.
Hoya undulata is my favorite. There is something very special in the way it looks. I don't know if I will receive mine this year. I hope I do! I reserved one in October last year and I made the order in April this year... I know about difficult import in Australia. I hope you still get it somehow. And lucky you! The weather must be much more tolerable.
Hoya manipurensis is definitely one of my favourite. You just can't not fall in love with those tiny heart-shaped leaves. Since it's May 2021, have you purchased it? Love your videos, btw.
I love them too! I want to add them of course, but I wonder if they can stand 20+ days of shipping which is the average time it takes for cuttings to arrive to me 😫
I don't have one yet :) I don't see why it should be hard. My endauensis while not very fast is not a difficult plant. And they say kanyakumariana is even easier than that! :)
I hate the 'real feel'. They should just put that instead of the actual temperature xD I don't care if it's 35 degrees if I REALLY feel 45 😂 Like, prepre me for the worst. I hate hot temperatures. I know some people love them, but my head just starts boiling 😂 They are awesome! 100% agree. I hope the temperatures will drop where you live!
Omg I have never seen or heard of Hoya Polyneura Vietnam! My parents were born there and polyneura green form is my favorite Hoya. Just added to my wish list! Thanks !
Hoya Spartioides was the first hoya I ever had on my wishlist. I am scared to get one though because I am not sure if I have the right climate to grow them properly. If you get one, feel free to keep us updated on your care of it!
I understand hot. It is currently 91 degrees with 62% humidity. Most of the hoyas you showed, I have never seen. I hope you get all of them before the end of 2021. Thank you for the video.
Oh yes. The humidity too! It is too much. And when I close the windows I can see the temperature and humidity rising on my thermostat and I start to panic 😂 Which one is your favorite? I hope I will too!
I can't pronounce the ones you mentioned that I really like. But I like the leaves and veins contrasting and I also like variegated leaves. Do you have variegated violets plants? I'm a sucker for anything variegated. When does your fall season start?
Hahaha Did you just order a million of Hoya ? I know more about Hoya now than a few months ago. I know i said previously I don’t like hanging. That’s all changed when I bought a big camphorifolia in a hanging pot . It just looks amazing at my balcony doors so now the hanging triffids are coming . It actually solve a fee problem of the limited space I have in my unit hahaha
@@BasiePlants hahahaI think we can chat on Instagram. I should check it more often. Hahaha 26 is heaps ❤️❤️❤️ u must be super happy. I have spent lots on Hoya. Luckily, I didn’t get anything too expensive. My Australis seems to be budding from old peduncles. I am very excited since I have never seen Hoya flower in real life. Hahaha I know right.
Sorry for complaining about the heat. But it is real 😂 Also, I might have unexpectedly got one hoya from my top 10 wishlist today 🙊 We will know in a week!
hi!! its interesting the selection of course you have tres chic eye for Hoyas today i recive my shipping from a grower here in mexico in a state called Guadalajara H. Ban Ngong Ngoy and H. Royal Hawaian Purple actually i have most of my attention about of Ban Ngong cause most of the videos that i saw talk about of the resistence of cold maybe you can give us a lit bit of inforation about. Also i have a question wich tipe of pots do you recomend or you like more hanging ones or regular pots with base? of course tahnks for the magnific video :)
Oh, I am very happy to hear that you are receiving them! I never had Hoya sp. Ban Ngong Ngoy. I think it comes from Thailand? I do follow Doug from Vermont Hoyas and as far as he could say, it likes higher humidity. By the looks of it, it may be similar in temperature tolerance like carnosa, but I can't confirm this as I never grew it myself. Hoya pubicalyx are in fact tolerant to cooler temperatures and are easy to grow, so I don't think you will have issues with that one. Depending on Hoya, you can use both hanging pots or pot with a trellis. I find that pubicalyx is easier to maintain on a trellis, but some hoyas like Hoya lacunosa or Hoya serpens (both cool growing hoyas) do best in haning pots.
ivan montaño How is the plant market in Guadalajara? Have the prices increased like crazy because of the new plant boom? Here in California prices have tripled for some things. I have a lot of family on my husband’s side all live in Cocula. We were supposed to go down and visit in May this year it then the pandemic happened and we couldn’t travel. Royal Hawaii purple is beautiful and now hard to get a hold of here in Orange County.
@@emily.toombs i think its very cheap compare to over there maybe you can come shes so kind also you can send me of course a contact or something else to get a H bella cause here its so f.. difficult to get one of them the contact is @Ana Medina on FB but i think shes not english speaker have a good day :)
ivan montaño thank you! Yes we will be going to Cocula next spring if the pandemic is better. I have lupus so am high risk which is why we are waiting. I also plan on plant shopping my way through the drive down. My husband speaks fluent Spanish and I know enough to go plant shopping I think. Luckily for me his family has been teaching me Spanish and they don’t speak English at home much unless they are teaching me. This also comes with cooking lessons from all the woman. Family days are my favorite days.
Love your videos! Not only are you filled with great hoya knowledge, you are adorable! You always make me laugh 💚
That is the sweetest possible comment! Thank you so much. It made me extremely happy. I am glad I can make you laugh! ☺️
Also super happy I found this channel I love the energy ad enthusiasm for plants! I had no idea there was a plantTube so I'm really enjoying hearing others share their knowledge and talk about the plants they get joy for growing, hope you can track some of these plants down they are such beautiful plants
I love your video, very fun to watch. You have a very special kind of humour 😀..... you make my day.
Your videos are great and I love your humour 😁
Thanks! Glad I made you laugh!
I just started watching your videos and you are hilarious!
I wish I could send you every Hoya on your wish list! Then at some point I feel that you would make a video on care, propagating and the history of each.
You are awesome! I just received my variegated Hoya Australis Lisa 💜 thank you for the new Hoya ideas! I love your shirt!
You must get H. heuschkeliana (variegated). There are so many pretty pictures, I wish I could have included all of them. You will fall in love for sure! Hahaha thank you 😂 one of the few nice shirts I have, lol 😂
I've seen the Macgillvrai here, in Australia, but only just realised it's native here. Doh.🤣🤣 I just love your videos, and 30 is mild here. We can get over 45 C but at the moment it's 5, brrr. Bring on spring.
Ah yes! You can probably find onychoides too. I don't know what happened to David Liddle's nursery - maybe his family still sells some hoyas? They are from Australia. Oh, that is cold! I hope you get some warmer temperatures soon. But maybe not 45, that's too much, haha. Thank you for watching! :)
I live in Aus and had no idea it was native, wow! I could have bought one for $25 dollars at gardenworld and skipped cause I thought if I did it would meet its end with me but maybe it would have had a chance 😭
Way to wreck my life with new wishlist additions! ;) I enjoyed this a lot as always!
My goal in life is to make everyone spend all their money on hoyas. I am sponsored by hoyas 😂 I am doing an excellent job so far.
Basie Plants 😂😝😃 yes well done serving the planty overloads.
Ohhhhh... Just added lockii and danumensis to my wishlist thanks to you! I'm also a sucker for white flowers 😍
They are indeed gorgeous! I hope both of us will get them soon!
I bought the Hoya Varigated Heuskliana and its one of my favourites. Its easy to grow, grows quickly, the new leaves are the prettiest shade of pink and I've heard the flowers smell like butterscotch.
Oh super lucky! I hope it grows into a nice plant quickly. It will most likely be the first plant I get next spring 😍
Loved this video!! Off I go to add more Hoya to my wishlist!😂💚
That is excellent! I hope you can get some of them too!
You have created a wonderful channel full of valuable information that is well presented. ~ One adjustment you might consider when showing multiple photos in a video is to leave the plant photos and annotations up on the screen longer while you are discussing each variety. Sitting slightly off center of frame would facilitate this, while keeping yourself in full view. In this way the viewers could be looking at the plants features, leaves, flowers, etc., while you are discussing them. ~ I’m currently researching cool growing hoyas to try growing outside year round in Southern California. Winter temps are 40f / 5c minimum at night with daytime highs around 65f / 17c to 80f / 25c . Summers typically range between 60f / 15c minimums to 95 - 100f maximums with most days being 75f to 90 f.. H. carnosa does fine, as do a few others. I will be growing the Hoyas in bright shade, in a sheltered location that offers some protection from the temperature extremes and excessive winter moisture / rain. I am going to try H. heuschkeliana variegata. If it does poorly I will bring it indoors.
What an interesting project! I think many cooler growing hoyas can be accustomed to those temperatures, especially if you provide some protection in the winter or if they are in a covered area closer to the house. Yes, you are right about the position. I didn't think it through well enough. I will make sure to implement your suggestions in the future. Thank you! I hope you still enjoyed it 💚
Basie Plants - Yes , the video was excellent and fun.
@@Nhoj31neirbo47 Thank you!
🤗💚🌱!!! You created me more plant necessities 😜😘
My evil plan worked 😂 I hope you get some of them! 😁
Imbricata is on my wishlist ^^ ,by the way in Barcelona Spain we are between 30 and 35 degrees 😅 also melting slowly ,and my last shippment arrived in the middle of a heatwave 🙃 you can imagine the results
Daniel Bennett oh no! I am sorry to hear that :( I hope you can recover them though! Yes, we are getting over 30 degrees outside too. The problem is when I get 30 degrees inside too 😂 Next video will be from the freezer. I have some plants will possibly arrive tomorrow, so I already fear the outcome 🥶 there is a fern too. Will not be pretty 😂
Only 3 out of 7 made it >< to my surprize the linearis was one of the survivers 🙌🏼 .lets hope yourse arrive well🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼! Ferns do bounce back quite fast ^^
@@MrDanylui I pick them up tomorrow! One of these days I should probably record a haul video. I am sorry only 3 made it. But luckily, not all died. I had only 1 plant out of 6 survive before. Not fun.
Here in Guatemala City hoyas are not common, but I bought two (don't know what kind they are) this week. I can't wait to grow them and find more! Weather wise, I am cold at night, sleeping with long socks and a thick sweater :P but very hot during the day.
Oh very interesting to hear about that temperature! We are getting colder days too, but I never sleep in a sweater haha. I hope you find out what those hoyas are!
They have a lot of these in Australia! I bought a whole bunch of my hoyas for only around $40 at gardenworld
They had a macgillivrayi and even lauterbachii each for $25 dollars but I ended up getting a full size Odorata for $25, and H. Serpens and another two Odorate for $10 each.
I really considered Lauterbachii cause I've never seen such large flowers on a hoya before, they look completely artificial
Nice video again! We had a heatwave also in Holland but since yesterday temperatures has gone down big time with lots off rain... feels like Fall at the moment.
Would love to see an aroid video BTW am very curious about what kind of plants you have.
Anyone else would like to see that?
We are also having cooler moments! Honestly, I love fall so I don't mind that one bit! I will bring that up in my upcoming video, who knows, maybe more people would like to see it!
Hoya Undulata and Polyneura are two of my wishlist plants. A non- Hoya wishlist plant Epipremnun Cebu blue came in the mail today. I purchased it from Steve’s Leaves. It made my day its such a beautiful plant! Today was in the mid 80’s with tolerable humidity, much cooler and drier than it has been. Stay cool and I hope your hoyas arrive before the snow falls🌿
You should check out Hoya sp. Vietnam (polyneura complex)! It is very interesting. The photo I attached didn't do it justice (the others I found were too small for the video). Cebu blue is a rarity in Europe! I hope you enjoy it. I hope I find one as well. Ah, the temperatures there are good! I could handle that. We are getting over 90F outside and around 90F inside 😂 I hope they arrive, but I don't think they will be shipped. But I will have them next year then :)
You are funny and informative. The temperature here in Clearwater, Fl is 98 degrees - August.
I am glad the heat is over! At least here.
I recently got my imbricata cutting and it’s definitely going to be a learning experience. It’s very unique. The coloring is similar to my Caudata Sumatra . Yes I paid a lot to get it here quickly , but the cutting was 5$ much more for certificate and shipping . Tfs
Oh, I hope it does well for you! unfortunaly, mine died during shipping. So I guess I could still enjoy the piece of paper that was phyto xD I would try to mount it on something :)
How hot is it here? 103 F outside in the shade of my top story balcony my thermometer 🌡 so that’s 39. 4 C In Orange County California, in the foothills. Far and away from that beautiful beach weather in the same country. To be honest I have central air conditioning so I’m not suffering at all. Just when I check the mail and the patio plants. My cactus and succulents are totally happy about it along with my ruby ficus Elastica, she’s put out 2 new leaves just this month and two entire new shoots/babies with 6 leaves each in the past 40 days. It was dying inside dropping leaves like crazy but that crazy plant loves it outside in this insane heat.
Oh wow! That is HOT. Yeah, I would be much more comfortable with air conditioning 😂 But it got cooler now so I am happy again. Yes, my succulents are all about the heat. Some other plants on the other hand are not so happy about it 😂
Basie Plants just think about how much we will wish for warm spring in January lol it hasn’t been hot here till last week so can’t complain. It’s bad for those that don’t have AC that depend on malls, movie theaters, libraries or even cooling centers here to help keep safe and can’t because of the pandemic. I hope they all keep safe out in the heat. It can actually get deadly for the elderly or at risk people with health conditions.
Yay wishlist
Haha :D Yes, I think RUclips still didn't process the HD version though!
I just purchased a heuschkeliana today for $75aud! Most expensive Hoya I have purchased! The Australian market has gone crazy over Hoyas!
I think this type of hoya is always somewhat expensive, it will all depend on the size of the plant. I was able to purchase a cutting recently and I will be getting it hopefully soon. We will see what the size of it will be. 😄
The one I purchased is established but the nursery is expensive as a friend purchased one the same size for $45. I think I just got caught up in the hype
I live in the Philippines so its aways hot, like 31 to 34. C during the day 🥵 btw, I love this video and all the hoyas you mentioned especially the h. heuschkeliana and manipurensis 😍🤤 yum!
Oh, dear. So there is no cooler season to look forward to? Ah yes, those are wonderful! I think you can probably get them easily :)
Macgillivrayi is one of those names like Gloucester (gloster) where half the letters are silent. It's basically just Ma-gil-vry. Imbricata may be extremely challenging to keep happy. It tends to like extremely high humidity and you basically need to keep it in a terrarium. I happened to get a cutting of it in a group of hoya cuttings being offered as a "set" from a seller, and it wasn't really one I was after. I'm still trying to get it to root after 2 months. I'm also interested in Heuschkeliana and Sigillatis. There are many that I want. I only have about 15 or so at the moment.
Macgillivrayi is definitely a tough one to say! But I agree, imbricata looks like a tough one to keep happy, probably not best suited for a cultivation in a home. I managed to get a sigilatis, it is very beautiful, but shockingly small and thin leaves! I hope I can get a heuschkeliana soon ☺️
It was 38°C at thr beginning of the week...and it hailing and storming in the evening,. Really weird to have like over 30 degrees and pieces of ice coming from the sky.
Luckily it's a little colder now...like 25-30 degress.
Hoya lockii is also on my list, but I'm a bit intimidated by it being thinner leaved...I've got a papaschonii and it just doesn't grow at all when there isn't enough humiditiy as it seems. I'm not sure if I even can give the plant the conditions to make it bloom.
Oh, wow! That is hot! I think we didn't go above 36 degrees. Yes, lockii is a bit different. I think thinner leaved ones will need more moisture. So maybe adjusting the mix might help (and keeping it evenly moist) - I read this for multiflora, but I didn't grew one myself as there is no way a cutting will survive the long trip. If you can get it, I would! Try, and the worst that can happen is that you are not successful. Which is fine, it happens to everyone :)
Can I please ask what that plant is next to the begonia behind you? Is it a type of schefflera or aralia?
If you are referring to a plant that is right behind my left shoulder (next to Begonia maculata), It is also a type of begonia, called Begonia diadema. 😊
Hoya Undulata is at the top of my wishlist. Unfortunately you can't get it in Australia and it's near impossible to import plants into our country 😔 I hate the heat so I'm glad it's winter here right now.
Hoya undulata is my favorite. There is something very special in the way it looks. I don't know if I will receive mine this year. I hope I do! I reserved one in October last year and I made the order in April this year... I know about difficult import in Australia. I hope you still get it somehow. And lucky you! The weather must be much more tolerable.
@@BasiePlants I hope you still get it. I agree there is something very special about it, it's very prehistoric looking. 😊 thank you, hopefully one day
Hoya manipurensis is definitely one of my favourite. You just can't not fall in love with those tiny heart-shaped leaves. Since it's May 2021, have you purchased it? Love your videos, btw.
No, not yet. Soon I hope! 💚
You might to add hoya kaimuki ( macgillivrayi x archbolidiana ) and hoya campanulata to your wishlist.
I love them too! I want to add them of course, but I wonder if they can stand 20+ days of shipping which is the average time it takes for cuttings to arrive to me 😫
Plus first double yay😂
Haha, yes! You are very early. Excellent.
May I purchase a Hoya Heuschkeliana from you?
Sorry, my heusckeliana arrived dead. I didn't have it in this video yet (I received it afterwards, but it died in transit).
is Kanyakumariana easy?
I don't have one yet :) I don't see why it should be hard. My endauensis while not very fast is not a difficult plant. And they say kanyakumariana is even easier than that! :)
thank you for replying, i already bought Kanyakumariana❤️🙏🏻😊 I want Manipurensis but im scared because some say it is really difficult.😭
I work outdoors all day, and the temp is 35.5 C, humidity 46%, and the "real feel" temp is 41.1 C. I'm dying. Also, awesome hoyas!
I hate the 'real feel'. They should just put that instead of the actual temperature xD I don't care if it's 35 degrees if I REALLY feel 45 😂 Like, prepre me for the worst. I hate hot temperatures. I know some people love them, but my head just starts boiling 😂 They are awesome! 100% agree. I hope the temperatures will drop where you live!
I am definitely want that polyneura vn
I hope you got one!
@@BasiePlants yeh maybe in a million years when it gets to Australia hahaha
“This is not a spelling bee!” 🤣
Hahaha 😂 Indeed it is not 😂
My life’s story. Audio correct is from god.
Emily Toombs haha 😂 I actually think I said it right the first time! Oh well!
I gave away my manipurensis last year before i went hardcore into collecting...im kicking myself now!
Oh! Whyyyy 😂 It is possibly among my favorites!
Omg I have never seen or heard of Hoya Polyneura Vietnam! My parents were born there and polyneura green form is my favorite Hoya. Just added to my wish list! Thanks !
@@aznccsf21 Oh, that is wonderful! I hope you can find that one! I think it will be even more special because of your family!
Wishlist has been extended 🤦♀️😆
It's freezing here in South Australia. Send your heat to me! 🤣
Oh great! I am glad I have such an influence on people's wishlists 😂 Send me some of that cold, please!
Hoya Spartioides was the first hoya I ever had on my wishlist. I am scared to get one though because I am not sure if I have the right climate to grow them properly. If you get one, feel free to keep us updated on your care of it!
I will try to get it next year, but it all depends if it can withstand long shipping. I really hope it can!
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puhaha! so funny! thanks for the laughs
I am glad I made you giggle!
I understand hot. It is currently 91 degrees with 62% humidity. Most of the hoyas you showed, I have never seen. I hope you get all of them before the end of 2021. Thank you for the video.
Oh yes. The humidity too! It is too much. And when I close the windows I can see the temperature and humidity rising on my thermostat and I start to panic 😂 Which one is your favorite? I hope I will too!
I can't pronounce the ones you mentioned that I really like. But I like the leaves and veins contrasting and I also like variegated leaves. Do you have variegated violets plants? I'm a sucker for anything variegated. When does your fall season start?
If you melt into water then you will have enough water to make sure your plants get watererd😂 gosh I love Hoyas!
Yes, but then... a couple of days later, someone will need to come and water them 😂 I love them too! I am currently aching for Hoya lockii 😂
@@BasiePlants Very true, I never think that far ahead😂🤦🏼♀️ you will get your wishlist Hoyas! You're a Hoya Jedi💚
I hope I will! Oh, I am not really :D But thanks! :)
I love you❤️🤣 I will water tham🤣
Haha. First we need to get them!
@@BasiePlants Thay will arrive, soon I hope 😊
Hahaha Did you just order a million of Hoya ? I know more about Hoya now than a few months ago. I know i said previously I don’t like hanging. That’s all changed when I bought a big camphorifolia in a hanging pot . It just looks amazing at my balcony doors so now the hanging triffids are coming . It actually solve a fee problem of the limited space I have in my unit hahaha
Not a million, just 26. I would go for a million, but not enough monehy xD I am glad you changed your mind about hanging plants. I haven't 😂
@@BasiePlants hahahaI think we can chat on Instagram. I should check it more often. Hahaha 26 is heaps ❤️❤️❤️ u must be super happy. I have spent lots on Hoya. Luckily, I didn’t get anything too expensive. My Australis seems to be budding from old peduncles. I am very excited since I have never seen Hoya flower in real life. Hahaha I know right.
You mentioned "30 degrees" (celsius) - you must be European?! :)
Yes! Great observation, haha :D
What are you doing? Uh, vogueing, obviously. Hoya spartioides is weird as shit.
Haha. Or trying to take a thumbnail picture 😂 I must get spartioides.