I Love Hoyas! I got my first hoya 21 years ago for $0.99. The place I got it at, had it on clearance with no name tag. It was nothing more than two sticks in a pot with one leaf on each stick that were almost dead. So I had no idea what it was, until I started to get new growth and researched it. I found out it was a Krimson Queen, just like yours. I still have it, and it is doing awesome and has given me blooms too. It was this hoya that sparked my passion for them. I now have 10 different types of Hoyas. When I find one I don't have for a good price, I snap it up. Thank you for the awesome video and for sharing your Hoyas with us. 🌸
that's amazing you were able to revive it and still have it all these years later! 10 hoya seems like a very manageable amount. glad you love them too! 🤗
I don't like them. To me most of the leaves look like they're from average trees, cheap variegated plants from the garden section or something a grandma would have.
Hey ❤ found your channel due to my love for Hoyas 🤣 I was gonna tell you that the difference that I have found between lacunosa and khroniana is that lacunosa is a longer slender leaf and khroniana is more of a spade shape. Not trying to be a know it all but I believe your second plant is most likely a khroniana Eskimo. Which is still an amazingly beautiful plant. You’ve done really well keeping them beautiful ❤
To help prevent your bud blasting, try adding a little CalMag at every watering. Calcium is vital for areas of new growth. Because in nature, Hoyas grow on trees, whenever it rains, some calcium leeching out from the tree bark washes onto the Hoyas. Mimicking nature where we can is the secret. I learned this from Rick L’s orchid channel which he does for his orchids. Like Hoyas, orchids grow on trees. Because I use the orchid fertilized water or just CalMag in water on my Hoyas, I realized I haven’t gotten any bud blasting since I started doing this. Rick really knows how plants use minerals!😲. Calcium will also prevent the tips of leaves from dying.
I don’t understand how anyone can be a hoya hater. There are so many different kinds and they are easy to care for! Great selection and variety showed today 😊
I bought the Hoya Ann, I love her veining! I also got the Hoya caudata silver, which I love, love! The undulating edges and the splash. Thank you for showing these. I also purchased 7 more but haven’t received them yet! Thank you so much🌱💚
I was not into hoyas because to me, they all looked too similar and uninteresting. But then I got a small Hoya australis ´Lisa´, which really took off this year and is getting ready to bloom... and I´m utterly in love with her. One of the most beautiful plants ever :-) So I got also several variegated hoyas (heuschkeliana, wayeti, burtoniae aff.) and I´m getting much more into hoyas now :-) You inspired me to search for a variegated polyneura, which is stunning too. There certainly is a suitable hoya for everyone´s taste 🙂
What is your secret for blooms? I live in Seattle and put mine out for the summer and in the winter they're under grow lights, but I've never had flowers. I have about twenty different species and allow them to dry out before watering and keep them pot-bound.
I am waaay too deep down the Hoya rabbit hole. My interest started when I purchased a few Hoya cuttings for my daughter and rooted them to give to her as part of her Christmas gifts. I got her a Argentea Princess, Wilbur Graves, Nova Ghost and Caudata Sumatra. I love the veiny or textured Hoyas and would enjoy that video!
that's so sweet and very generous of you to buy your daughter hoyas! those were some good picks too. very tempted to make that veiny hoya video so maybe one day! thanks for watching 💚
My krimson queen is a beast. She grows non stop all year. She used to be in a hanging planter, but is so heavy now that I cannot trust putting it up anymore lol. Definitely a plant I recommend that is easy going and a fast grower. Out of all my Hoyas, she needs the least attention, but gives the most.
I think hoya haters just don’t have much experience on how to grow them, they probably do the taco test or ignore them until its wrinkly so the plant is never fully happy. At the same time many find the tendrils difficult. After I got my first hoya, I was alright about it but when it grew leaves in my care, it was much more healthy leaves and so waxy n pretty and now most of collection is hoya❤️
Your hoyas are so beautiful and lush❤. I love Hoyas for their folliage and flower smell. I just started getting into hoyas and I have 6 little cuttings doing well. Can't wait to get more hoyas❤❤
Hi, I loved your knowledge about hoyas as much as I love your babies beauty. They are all beautiful. I'm new to this love of plants, not a year in yet. I do have a few hoyas. I noticed one that appears to be lecca, and I think I saw another mixture. What do the majority of yours grow in?
I’m in love Ana, you have an amazing collection of Hoya. Ps I’ve got several Hoya in pon and so far they are doing great. Take care see ya in the next video
I got into houseplants late in life, after my husband passed away 10 years ago. I didn't understand what the fuss was about with Hoya and had no interest in them. Now I have several varieties and love them. My favorite is the Retusa which is probably weird but I find them so cute! I've never had a hoya bloom and I don't know what I'm doing wrong but for now I'm just enjoying them as is.
I'm so sorry to hear about your husband but I'm glad that you found houseplants. I love the retusa, it's such a fun hoya! and blooms typically come with age and the right growing conditions, along with patience.
I love the title of this video 😂 I'm really enjoying my hoya bella (mixed pot- all 3 varieties) and retusa! Edit to add that another category I like are the thin leaved hoya.
ah yes the thin leaves! I do have a couple but they are the plain green variety so prob missed it cause I wanted to feature some of the more "exciting" ones but you do have a good point. 😊
Thank you for the video! How did you start the Krimson queen to make it like that? Or how long did it take? I have a tiny plant, and wondering I I need to pot a few together .
I actually can't take credit for the queen. I purchased it as an established plant a couple years ago, but it has grown fuller! it looks like lots of cuttings were potted together initially. thanks for watching!💚
I'm a certified Hoya Hater but I do have one (and only one!) - it's the Polyneura! I enjoy it's veining and leaf shape, although the growth pattern is a little awkward imo. I find that hoyas have mostly the same leaf shape (I have similar feelings to anthirium which generally riles people up hahaha) and I don't feel drawn to their thick leaf/woody stem situation. They really do nothing for me 😬
@@hberror404 ooo very interesting the polyneura spoke to you! I have heard that about anthurium as well. love that this hobby can appeal to whatever people like 💚
I really appreciate this video. Your Hoyas are beautiful. I’m not a hater, just indifferent. However, the Lacunosa Royal Flush peaked my interest because of the dark leaves…so just maybe a corner is being turned. 😅
But what is that beautiful trailing plant on the fireplace mantle behind you? With the heart shape leaves. Is that a philodendron? The green looks like so green though.
Very nice video. Love the hoyas!! When you order plants, do you do anything with them to prevent pests? Also do you use pon? It looked like it was pon to me. :-) Appreciate your time!! I subscribed. Look forward to watching more videos.
thank you for the sub! 💚 not usually, but I will give them a good look over and sometimes spray them down with pure crop 1. and I do use pon! either lechuza or I make a chunky DIY pon.
Hoya are frustrating because I'd love to have them - some have such spectacular leaves! Like crocodile skin, I love the look! Unfortunately I cannot deal with the flowers. Too messy and to uh. Strongly scented, let's say that, for me. :,D
It likely didn't receive enough light. Hoya need light. But there are also just some drama lamas among them that suck the joy out of growing them. Caudata is lovely and easy, Mathilde is gorgeous and easy, Hoya Memoria, Minibelle, Carnosa, Pubicalyx, Lockii, Elmerii (former Mindorensis), Rebecca, Erythrina... These are all easy ones that usually will start growing after a very short time of settling in - provided there is decent light to be had. Most of them also flower easily and willingly. Also, feed them once in a while. Makes a huge difference in how well they grow.
Gurl, when i was riding my motorcycle, i've seen very pretty hoya difersifolia/java sp (i believe) hanging on the tree peacefully. i live in java, which is one of the native island for some hoyas. I wanna propagate them so bad, but i was afraid potentially hurting them. So i let them be, and maybe visit them someday
Blooms, no poles/chop extending, requires thess space, so much variety, they don’t all look the same when they’re immature-so you know what you have immediately, not super needy…what’s not to love? Or at least what’s there to hate? Nothing. I’m convinced the people who hate hoya just like the abuse of caring for needy aroids.😩🤣
You could actually do an entire post on Hoya Linearis and I would probably watch it many times over. Your's is just beautiful. Mine is small but I have high high hopes. Will search you library but do you have a video with your tips and how you grow it ie sublate. 🌻Off topic the philodendron and fern in the back ground also look beautiful. EDIT. I watched your video of 2 months ago to see it is in PON with a wick. Thanks for all the information
lol thank you! there is something special about hoya linearis, I sometimes just stare at mine lol. they grow fast so don't worry! yes, I grow most of my hoya in pon but I've been experimenting with a tree fern/pon mix too recently.
Hello,لیلا: What is the cause of yellowing and wilting of Hoya jasmine leaves? What are the pests of Hoya jasmine and their treatment? Can you please add Persian subtitles to your movie? Thank you. Tell me how much and how to water Hoya jasmine. How much light is enough for Yas Hoya?
This was an interesting video. I'm a bit jealous of those that enjoy the Lacunosa scent as to me it is a very strong, overwhelming smell of old pee (think public bathroom) and I just can't have it in the same room with me. But most seem to love the smell 🤷♀️ Another unusual Hoya would be the Hindu Rope. She's truly unique. I also love how ridiculously hairy the Thomsonii is. Also, if you wait long enough, any two leaved cutting can become a beast 😬 I received a 1 leaf cutting of a regular Carnosa about 13 or 14 years ago (didn't know anything about Hoya then). Let's just say my innocent, inexperienced self let her grow as she liked, no restraints or restrictions. She has taken over an entire corner and we don't dare interfere 😅
that's wild, I think the lacunosa scent is just flower-y. and I totally forgot about the hindu rope! I have a variegated one that would've been nice to show, darn... LOL I love it when plants get so big you just let them do their thing, that's awesome! 💚
Omg I have the same experience with the smell. I can’t stand it! I had it in my bedroom but had to take it out. It’s still a flowery smell but I get the urine smell mixed in there too. Thought it was just me 😂
Hi Anna🪴 can you recommend a great Hoya seller? I live in NYC and have ALWAYS wanted the linearis and I haven't ever seen it at any of the many plant shops and garden centers and big shop stores here in NYC. I really want an established size and not a tiny cutting. Help. 🪴🪴🪴🪴🙏🏼 C.V. Ann is desirable too
hi Jenny, that's pretty tough right now because the linearis is popular again so it's more expensive and harder to come by for big pots. I actually grew mine from a few cuttings over the last year so you might be surprised how fast they can grow! 💚 in terms of online stores, browsing on Etsy or the hoya facebook group might turn up something.
I Love Hoyas! I got my first hoya 21 years ago for $0.99. The place I got it at, had it on clearance with no name tag. It was nothing more than two sticks in a pot with one leaf on each stick that were almost dead. So I had no idea what it was, until I started to get new growth and researched it. I found out it was a Krimson Queen, just like yours. I still have it, and it is doing awesome and has given me blooms too. It was this hoya that sparked my passion for them. I now have 10 different types of Hoyas. When I find one I don't have for a good price, I snap it up. Thank you for the awesome video and for sharing your Hoyas with us. 🌸
that's amazing you were able to revive it and still have it all these years later! 10 hoya seems like a very manageable amount. glad you love them too! 🤗
I LOVE Hoyas, can't imagine anyone hating such beautiful plants.
I don't like them. To me most of the leaves look like they're from average trees, cheap variegated plants from the garden section or something a grandma would have.
Only one I'm buying soon is a Hoya carnosa Wilbur Graves with high variegation
@@neonice gosh you're so weird Karen.
@@neonicelet me know where you find them for cheap the only few cheap one is like 22 if we can find them on bb stores
Hey ❤ found your channel due to my love for Hoyas 🤣
I was gonna tell you that the difference that I have found between lacunosa and khroniana is that lacunosa is a longer slender leaf and khroniana is more of a spade shape. Not trying to be a know it all but I believe your second plant is most likely a khroniana Eskimo. Which is still an amazingly beautiful plant. You’ve done really well keeping them beautiful ❤
welcome! and good to know, thank you for the information 💚
To help prevent your bud blasting, try adding a little CalMag at every watering. Calcium is vital for areas of new growth. Because in nature, Hoyas grow on trees, whenever it rains, some calcium leeching out from the tree bark washes onto the Hoyas.
Mimicking nature where we can is the secret. I learned this from Rick L’s orchid channel which he does for his orchids. Like Hoyas, orchids grow on trees. Because I use the orchid fertilized water or just CalMag in water on my Hoyas, I realized I haven’t gotten any bud blasting since I started doing this. Rick really knows how plants use minerals!😲. Calcium will also prevent the tips of leaves from dying.
oooo I heard calmag is good for anthurium but not much on how it can help hoyas. thank you for the tip, I'll try it out! 🙂
I have really gotten excited about Hoyas and I want them all. lol Thanks for the video. Can't wait to get a bloom.
good luck on blooming your first!! 💚
I don’t understand how anyone can be a hoya hater. There are so many different kinds and they are easy to care for! Great selection and variety showed today 😊
thank you so much!
Beautiful Hoyas! Because they bloom, are pet safe, and gorgeous, they are one of my favorite plant genres. Great choices!
totally right, love that they are pet safe 💚
Great video!! I absolutely love Hoya and I’m here for all your Hoya and all plant content!!🥰
Thanks Perla! 🫶🏻
I bought the Hoya Ann, I love her veining! I also got the Hoya caudata silver, which I love, love! The undulating edges and the splash. Thank you for showing these. I also purchased 7 more but haven’t received them yet! Thank you so much🌱💚
yay so glad to hear it! those are amazing hoyas 💚
I was not into hoyas because to me, they all looked too similar and uninteresting. But then I got a small Hoya australis ´Lisa´, which really took off this year and is getting ready to bloom... and I´m utterly in love with her. One of the most beautiful plants ever :-) So I got also several variegated hoyas (heuschkeliana, wayeti, burtoniae aff.) and I´m getting much more into hoyas now :-) You inspired me to search for a variegated polyneura, which is stunning too. There certainly is a suitable hoya for everyone´s taste 🙂
yay glad the Lisa was your gateway hoya! lol and I agree, there's a hoya for everyone. 💚
I love all the plants ! I am here for it all !💚
I let the tendrils just go wild. So interesting to watch where they reach and vine around🥰 New subscriber!! Thank you for sharing!!
it really is! welcome and thank you for watching 💚
Beautiful plants! ❤ I love my krohniana/lacunosa super silver, she is such a bloomer! Hoya caudata has been on my wishlist for some time now. 😊
What is your secret for blooms? I live in Seattle and put mine out for the summer and in the winter they're under grow lights, but I've never had flowers. I have about twenty different species and allow them to dry out before watering and keep them pot-bound.
That krimson queen is stunning 🤩!!!
What beautiful plants you got there! Great job 😊
thank you! 💚
Beautiful collections. Thanks for sharing.
thank you so much!
I am waaay too deep down the Hoya rabbit hole. My interest started when I purchased a few Hoya cuttings for my daughter and rooted them to give to her as part of her Christmas gifts. I got her a Argentea Princess, Wilbur Graves, Nova Ghost and Caudata Sumatra. I love the veiny or textured Hoyas and would enjoy that video!
that's so sweet and very generous of you to buy your daughter hoyas! those were some good picks too. very tempted to make that veiny hoya video so maybe one day! thanks for watching 💚
Ana ..Your plant selection is fantastic, I love your video
Love this! And love your choices!
Thank you for watching! 😊
My krimson queen is a beast. She grows non stop all year. She used to be in a hanging planter, but is so heavy now that I cannot trust putting it up anymore lol. Definitely a plant I recommend that is easy going and a fast grower. Out of all my Hoyas, she needs the least attention, but gives the most.
totally agree! a common but still stunning hoya 😊 glad to hear you have a beast too!
I think hoya haters just don’t have much experience on how to grow them, they probably do the taco test or ignore them until its wrinkly so the plant is never fully happy. At the same time many find the tendrils difficult. After I got my first hoya, I was alright about it but when it grew leaves in my care, it was much more healthy leaves and so waxy n pretty and now most of collection is hoya❤️
I never had one, just find most of them a bit ugly
@@neonice exactly they just dont look good
Your hoyas are so beautiful and lush❤. I love Hoyas for their folliage and flower smell. I just started getting into hoyas and I have 6 little cuttings doing well. Can't wait to get more hoyas❤❤
thank you! yay so glad you're enjoying hoyas. 💚 hope you get to experience a bloom someday too!
Beautiful plants❤
thank you!
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Beautiful hoyas.
Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks for your time.
thank you for watching 💚
Hi, I loved your knowledge about hoyas as much as I love your babies beauty. They are all beautiful. I'm new to this love of plants, not a year in yet. I do have a few hoyas. I noticed one that appears to be lecca, and I think I saw another mixture. What do the majority of yours grow in?
welcome to the plant hobby! I grow most of mine in pon (either lechuza or a DIY) but I've been experimenting with tree fern fiber and a pon mix too
Thank you 😊 I have pon and grow my alocasias in them, I'll have to try it with the hoyas. Thank you.
The krimson queen is stunning and huge.
Your Hoyas are so beautiful 😍. Love your videos.
thank you so much Jessica! 🥺
Your linearis is stunning. Much thicker than mine. Did you chop and prop to get it that thick with vines?
thank you and yes! it was growing poorly, so I propped the whole thing then repotted in a new pot about a year ago and it's taken off.
Loved Hoyas💖your top 10 is gorgeous Hoyas🥰
😮 love love hoyas and yours look so healthy and nice❤ thank you for sharing
thank you so much! 💚
I’m in love Ana, you have an amazing collection of Hoya. Ps I’ve got several Hoya in pon and so far they are doing great. Take care see ya in the next video
Hi Peter, I’m so glad to hear your hoyas are loving pon! Thanks for watching 🫶🏻
@@anawithplants always Ana , love your videos and your plants 😜
AWESOME ANA !!! THANKS!!! JANA 😂 - I keep “accidentally “ killing my plants.😢 I appreciate you.
I got into houseplants late in life, after my husband passed away 10 years ago. I didn't understand what the fuss was about with Hoya and had no interest in them. Now I have several varieties and love them. My favorite is the Retusa which is probably weird but I find them so cute! I've never had a hoya bloom and I don't know what I'm doing wrong but for now I'm just enjoying them as is.
I'm so sorry to hear about your husband but I'm glad that you found houseplants. I love the retusa, it's such a fun hoya! and blooms typically come with age and the right growing conditions, along with patience.
I love the title of this video 😂 I'm really enjoying my hoya bella (mixed pot- all 3 varieties) and retusa! Edit to add that another category I like are the thin leaved hoya.
ah yes the thin leaves! I do have a couple but they are the plain green variety so prob missed it cause I wanted to feature some of the more "exciting" ones but you do have a good point. 😊
Hoyas are my favourite plants 🪴 just love them❤
Thank you for the video! How did you start the Krimson queen to make it like that? Or how long did it take? I have a tiny plant, and wondering I I need to pot a few together .
I actually can't take credit for the queen. I purchased it as an established plant a couple years ago, but it has grown fuller! it looks like lots of cuttings were potted together initially. thanks for watching!💚
I'm a certified Hoya Hater but I do have one (and only one!) - it's the Polyneura! I enjoy it's veining and leaf shape, although the growth pattern is a little awkward imo. I find that hoyas have mostly the same leaf shape (I have similar feelings to anthirium which generally riles people up hahaha) and I don't feel drawn to their thick leaf/woody stem situation. They really do nothing for me 😬
@@hberror404 ooo very interesting the polyneura spoke to you! I have heard that about anthurium as well. love that this hobby can appeal to whatever people like 💚
I love hoya, and most of mine are doing so much better than my Philos! I love getting small ones, and watching them grow.
Ooh this is a fantastic video. I am a Hoya lover but I’m new to the world
thank you and welcome! hoya are beautiful 💚
Your voice is so calming.
as someone who thinks their voice sounds like nails on chalkboard, that is the highest compliment 💚 thank you
I really appreciate this video. Your Hoyas are beautiful. I’m not a hater, just indifferent. However, the Lacunosa Royal Flush peaked my interest because of the dark leaves…so just maybe a corner is being turned. 😅
welcome to the dark side 😈
But what is that beautiful trailing plant on the fireplace mantle behind you? With the heart shape leaves. Is that a philodendron? The green looks like so green though.
yes, that's a philodendron lemon lime!
Yes, i would love to see all the veiny hoyas!!!
Your Krimson Queen is goals! 👸 ✨️ 🙌 😍
I audibly gasped when you showed the CV ANN. NEEDDDD THATTTTTT asap 😍
Yesss get one! 😆 such an easy hoya
Pls share which product you use for Hoyas, great video!
hi Irene! I've recently compiled a list of supplies I often use under my storefront: www.amazon.com/shop/anawithplants
How did you get your crimson queen so full?
can't take credit, I bought it as a large hoya!
Where do you buy them???MINDY
Thank you,easy to learn about them from New Zealand
Very nice video. Love the hoyas!! When you order plants, do you do anything with them to prevent pests? Also do you use pon? It looked like it was pon to me. :-) Appreciate your time!! I subscribed. Look forward to watching more videos.
Oh! What is the plant on your mantle? Very pretty!!!
thank you for the sub! 💚 not usually, but I will give them a good look over and sometimes spray them down with pure crop 1.
and I do use pon! either lechuza or I make a chunky DIY pon.
philodendron neon! very very easy plant
@@anawithplants It is GORGEOUS!!!!
Hoya are frustrating because I'd love to have them - some have such spectacular leaves! Like crocodile skin, I love the look! Unfortunately I cannot deal with the flowers. Too messy and to uh. Strongly scented, let's say that, for me. :,D
Carnosa Krimsone Queen (also called tri-color) is probably one of the most popular and easiest to keep! Yes, I have one!
Thanks for wonderful wonderful video full inspiration. You did a great job and I love the chitchat.
thank you so much 💚
You’ve got a beautiful to full Boston fern behind you. Is that the variegated version
you're right, it's a variegated boston fern... I believe it may be also called a tiger fern?
@@anawithplants I had two of them that immediately started crisping up. And died despite being near my humidifier.
I already love Hoyas, but watched bc I don’t have plant friends to love them with me lol
saaaame lol, it's okay that's what plant youtube is for 💚
I have most of them. The cao bang is amazing😁
Great video. I will watch for more.
انواع جميلة من نبات الهويا شكرا ❤❤❤
you're welcome, thank you for watching!
I’ve never heard of the cv Ann it’s quite pretty.
I would only want a strong tropical fragrance and look, nothing complicated or too cute
I bought a Hoya once, had it for a year. It didn't die, but it never popped a single new leaf.
It likely didn't receive enough light. Hoya need light. But there are also just some drama lamas among them that suck the joy out of growing them.
Caudata is lovely and easy, Mathilde is gorgeous and easy, Hoya Memoria, Minibelle, Carnosa, Pubicalyx, Lockii, Elmerii (former Mindorensis), Rebecca, Erythrina... These are all easy ones that usually will start growing after a very short time of settling in - provided there is decent light to be had. Most of them also flower easily and willingly. Also, feed them once in a while. Makes a huge difference in how well they grow.
I believe your first plant has Mealy bugs
hello darkness my old friend 🎶
I believe you need spelling lessons because it’s spelled “mealy”.
@@jessicapetrin1655it is not that serious 😂
@@Lina_Pina Thank you
Lacunosa is FAMOUS for mealies…..but they don’t look bad. Should be easy to eradicate!
Gurl, when i was riding my motorcycle, i've seen very pretty hoya difersifolia/java sp (i believe) hanging on the tree peacefully. i live in java, which is one of the native island for some hoyas. I wanna propagate them so bad, but i was afraid potentially hurting them. So i let them be, and maybe visit them someday
greetings from the US! 😊
Def come to your channel for the Hoya content
aw thank you! 💚
Yes ! Another hoya video !
I can’t believe anyone can Hate Hoyas! That’s so weird to me
Very cute, very demure, very mindful
I love my Hoyas ❤❤
Why do people hate hoya? I don't understand 😅
Blooms, no poles/chop extending, requires thess space, so much variety, they don’t all look the same when they’re immature-so you know what you have immediately, not super needy…what’s not to love? Or at least what’s there to hate? Nothing.
I’m convinced the people who hate hoya just like the abuse of caring for needy aroids.😩🤣
You could actually do an entire post on Hoya Linearis and I would probably watch it many times over. Your's is just beautiful. Mine is small but I have high high hopes. Will search you library but do you have a video with your tips and how you grow it ie sublate. 🌻Off topic the philodendron and fern in the back ground also look beautiful. EDIT. I watched your video of 2 months ago to see it is in PON with a wick. Thanks for all the information
lol thank you! there is something special about hoya linearis, I sometimes just stare at mine lol. they grow fast so don't worry!
yes, I grow most of my hoya in pon but I've been experimenting with a tree fern/pon mix too recently.
I ❤ Hoya
Hello,لیلا:
What is the cause of yellowing and wilting of Hoya jasmine leaves?
What are the pests of Hoya jasmine and their treatment?
Can you please add Persian subtitles to your movie? Thank you.
Tell me how much and how to water Hoya jasmine.
How much light is enough for Yas Hoya?
Someone needs to make a list of hoyas the genius down to variety etc. Then the common name
This was an interesting video. I'm a bit jealous of those that enjoy the Lacunosa scent as to me it is a very strong, overwhelming smell of old pee (think public bathroom) and I just can't have it in the same room with me. But most seem to love the smell 🤷♀️
Another unusual Hoya would be the Hindu Rope. She's truly unique. I also love how ridiculously hairy the Thomsonii is.
Also, if you wait long enough, any two leaved cutting can become a beast 😬 I received a 1 leaf cutting of a regular Carnosa about 13 or 14 years ago (didn't know anything about Hoya then). Let's just say my innocent, inexperienced self let her grow as she liked, no restraints or restrictions. She has taken over an entire corner and we don't dare interfere 😅
that's wild, I think the lacunosa scent is just flower-y. and I totally forgot about the hindu rope! I have a variegated one that would've been nice to show, darn...
LOL I love it when plants get so big you just let them do their thing, that's awesome! 💚
Omg I have the same experience with the smell. I can’t stand it! I had it in my bedroom but had to take it out. It’s still a flowery smell but I get the urine smell mixed in there too. Thought it was just me 😂
I killed a krimson queen…..but my princess!?!?!? Doing great!
You missed a whole category with bushy hoyas such multiflora or praetorii 😢
ah yes someone said I missed the thin leaf varieties, apologies!
I really am.not too crazy for hoyas. I like hoya kerrii n crimson queen
I just got the CV Ann..!
awesome! it's such a great hoya 🤗
Big boi aka gateway hoya ;)
you got it 😉
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I love Hoya but they seem to attract Mealybugs quickly at my home.
mealybugs are a real struggle
I’m getting one
How many Hoyas do you have?
oh boy, I've never counted before but I wouldn't be surprised if it's over or close to 100 now 😅
I only have a pubicalix and a crimson queen. I want more.
once you start collecting hoyas, it's definitely hard to stop!
Water your Hoyas !
I dislike hoya except hoya kerrii variegata, hoya australis lisa, and hoya polyneura outer variegated. The veiny ones are good too.
Im not a hoya hater but i cant find one in my local nursery
Prachtig ❤
I believe it’s pronounced. Sig-I-latttice
Hoya Cumingiana is easy to grow.
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Hi Anna🪴 can you recommend a great Hoya seller? I live in NYC and have ALWAYS wanted the linearis and I haven't ever seen it at any of the many plant shops and garden centers and big shop stores here in NYC. I really want an established size and not a tiny cutting. Help. 🪴🪴🪴🪴🙏🏼
C.V. Ann is desirable too
Try Canopy plants online, Gabriellas online....
hi Jenny, that's pretty tough right now because the linearis is popular again so it's more expensive and harder to come by for big pots.
I actually grew mine from a few cuttings over the last year so you might be surprised how fast they can grow! 💚
in terms of online stores, browsing on Etsy or the hoya facebook group might turn up something.