Let’s take a walk in my jungle with my Hoyas. An introduction to my wax plants growing outdoors.
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- This episode is a little different. I’ve decided to share with you all my lovely Hoya plants and their blooms. Even though I may be known as the orchid guy, I do grow many other plants and exotics in my ranch located in the agricultural district of Miami, Florida. I started collecting Hoyas about 5 to 6 years ago. I’m now just starting to really explore the world of Hoyas. It is a plant that works well in orchid collections. The Hoya plant, known as the wax plant, produced wonderful clusters of tiny flowers that grow out of a tiny growth called a peduncle. Usually these flowers will have amazing string fragrance. Join me on this special episode of my very own Hoyas and how I grow them outdoors. Filmed in 4K highest definition capability. #hoyas #hoyaplant #hoyaplants #hoyacare #hoyacollection #ranchlife #ranchwalk #rancho #gardenscapes #garden #gardeningtips #gardening #gardentour #floridalife #orchidshow #plantshow
Thank you nature nel, sharing your orchid life with your followers, god bless and keep you, a better 2024,
Thank you all for being the reason of the continuity and motivation to my channel. 🫶🏼
Great work. The Hoya likes indirect sunlight...bright light
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Beautiful. So beautiful. Love it
Thank you!💚
The Hoya looks like a Hoya meliflua, leaves and flowers look like mine 😊
You are correct! It seems that so many people were able to identify this hiya except me. Lol! Thank you so much. 🫶🏼
I love your natural habitat.
Thank you!🤗💚🙏🏼
I'm glad to finally see your Hoya collection! Hoyas were one of the first plant species that ever caught my attention. the Hoya you need identified is Hoya Meliflua, she's endemic to the Philippines and she's gorgeous
Thank you so much! Happy Hoya growing🤗
nelson you just have a beautiful garden period!....your love for plants shows as does your humanity. thank you for always sharing, not just your garden, but your kindness. love your hoyas as well. to me orchids and hoyas go hand and hand.
Awe! Thank you so much. I really appreciate it. 💚🙏🏼🤗
Nice hoyas Nel
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i love your videos! You are great!!
Thank you Robert. I appreciate that. 🙏🏼
Saludos chicos .feliz dia.
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Thank you for sharing your Hoyas with us. They are beautiful with or without peduncles.
I agree 100%🤗
We have hoya back home, it’s like a hoya carnosa.. they plant it in a pot hanging on a tree.. and now even without the pot it survive sticking its roots on the tree which now full of hoyas
Hoyas are pretty much like orchids. They can be epiphytes. They only need the roots anchored firmly on a bark. You must have high humidity and warm weather. That’s the only way they’ll grow on trees wildly.
Omg i was just watching your last vid then you suddenly uploaded another one😂
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Hi Nelson very beautiful how you grow yours Hoyas collection 😍thanks for sharing 🌱🌱🌱🌱
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true. I treat my hoyas like my orchids and they grow like weeds! that was in the Philippines tho.
btw cumingiana likes more sun than other hoya. You can slowly expose it to direct sun.
That is a great tip. Thank you so much 🙏🏼
What a pleasure to have my morning coffee watching your video’s. The weather here right now is what I call inside weather. Thank you for braving the heat for us. If I can find a Hoya in this area I am going to try one. The peduncles are beautiful. My orchids do just fine but I am not good with plants. Lovely video, heavenly ranch. Do you on your video’s, I will watch no matter what. Thank you my friend. Stay out of the awful heat!
Thank you Jode! Cheers☕️
Hi Nelson, The name you are trying to think of is Susan from Koko Ranch and sometimes Patsy from North Georgia hoyas will help her at a show. Love your hoyas!
Yes!!!!! Thank you so much! It is Suzy. She is so so sweet. I adore her. I’ve seen her a couple of times in Apopka at the Krull-Smith fairs. She actually gifted 2 of the Hoyas I showed. They were tiny little things when she gifted them to me almost 2 years ago. 🙏🏼💚🤗🫶🏼
😊❤yes she is a lovely lady
Thanks!
Thank you so much Jaquelín 🫶🏼
Thanks, Nelson for the hoya visit. I think its been hot everywhere I know that I have had a few sleepless nights. Take care.
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Great video nel❤
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Nice collection of Hoyas. ❤Thx for sharing.
Thank you!🙏🏼
Hello Nelson, I am always looking forward to seeing your videos. I love your golden pathos. I saw that you have a beautiful bulbophyllum phalaenopsis, can you do a care video on it. It's not enough information posted how to take care of it.
Actually I don’t do anything different for the Bulbophyllum phalaeonopsis. I feed it every other week and water daily in the summer. I also keep it in a very bright lit area.
Hi Nelson, the unidentified Hota at 11:01 mins is Hoya Meliflua. It has another variety wherein the flowers are yellowish orange in colour 😊
Thanks a bunch!🫶🏼
It’s Hoya Melliflua. I’ve got one and the flowers are gorgeous 😮
Thank you! Yes it’s my favorite Hoya flower now. It’s stunning. 💚
I love the Sweetheart Hoya!! 💚💚💚
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Beautiful lucious Hoyas Nelson😊🤲💞And they are budding up and flowering nicely🥰I enjoyed watching😌👏🌟
Thank you Newman. 💚
You have a beautiful collection of Hoyas and they are very well grown
Thank you so much🙏🏼
Thanks nature Nel love love your Hoyas. The crimson princess like to revert back to its original form but it continues to bloom and yes it's a chocolate sent. Outside the hoyas go crazy. I too love retusa I cant wait to see mine looking about yours. I have about 20 hoyas and where ever I see a new one I can get I go after it so I have a lot on my wish list. The hoya lacunosa yes those flowers are highly scented like Rose's or jasmine but not cinnamon and when the blooms are in abundance the sent makes you giddy especially at night.❤ thanks again for sharing whenever you get new hoyas you must share😊
Ah! You got the fever for Hoyas. 🤗 I’m glad to hear you smell cut roses too on the lacunosa. I read everywhere online that it has a cinnamon scent. After reading that I could actually smell the cinnamon. But it’s so faint. Either way I looooooove it!🤗
And because of you Nelson I am getting stuck on Hoyas!!! Beautiful well grown plants I love them all especially the retusa!!!
Guilty as charged! Enjoy the Hoyas. I’m happy to know I encourage that passion for Hoyas in you. 🤗
I've been waiting for this video! It was great! Thanks for showing us all your Hoyas.
You’re welcome. Thanks for tuning in. 💚🤗🙏🏼
Your Hoyas are beautiful. Keep on doing what you do.🎉🎉
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Hi Nelson I love your beautiful space it shows all the work you and Luis put into creating such a loving area both of you with such talent you have created your own little paradise it compliments the talents of both of you and shows the love you both have for nature .I was a little worried at 14:30 Morris was kicking back right in your path and I felt you might step on him accidently but you know how to avoid that lol probably have to step over all the babies all the time lol. Thank you again enjoy your videos so much
Thank you Peggy. We have been working on this property every since we got it. It’s never ending. It is ranch life living so it comes with the territory. The rewards of our hard work is so worth all the work put into the yard. 🤗💚🙏🏼
Your "jungle" looks really inviting. Love everything that you have done!! Your hoyas are doing well. I moved mine to an east facing hanger on a pergola that my husband built. To my surprise the plant started growing really strong and has been flowering profusely. Thanks for sharing your videos.
Sounds great Pat. It’s always good to get the hubbies to build us things. 🤗🤗🤗
Your Hoyas are really liking it outside in the trees, they have such pretty flowers. I have 2 and the one bloomed a lot, other one nothing. Your place is so relaxing to view on your videos. Yes, the heat is on, here to and very little rain. I thought the video was pretty clear and thanks for braving the heat to show us.
Hi Linda! The heat is really crazy. It’s like walking around with a blow dryer on medium heat on your face. (hairstylist metaphor). Lol!
por fin Hoyas!! que bien, muchas gracias. saludos desde España
Hola 🇪🇸 España! Me alegro que te allá gustado el episodio en Hoyas. 💚🤗🙏🏼
Beautiful I love Hoyas
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The Hoyas look great! I’ve been growing them for 4 years and now I’m trying orchids.
Happy growing!🤗
I trust the garden you've created can easily withstand a severe heat wave.💪
This heat wave is getting a bit old already. Lol!🥵
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I guess my one and only Hoya is a Crimson Princess.. and yes...CHOCOLATE!!!
What a beautiful jungle💕
Thank you🌳
Your garden is very beautiful .
Thank you so much🙏🏼
Looks great. A few seconds and it will focus.
Beautiful hoyas my friend. The one at minute 11 is hoya meliflua. I love that one, the flower is so pretty.
Thank you my love!!! How are you? Hope all is well. I will tag my Hoya right away. 😘💚🤗👍🏼
Love love love your Hoya Collection... didn't know you had this much Hoya and so big!!! They are healthy and nice 🎉...I love this video... the Hoya kerrii variegated was one of my favourite...the one that goes from lemon lime colour to white on the outer side... nice...thanks for sharing 😊
Can you believe I didn’t know I had this many Hoyas myself until I began setting them up for the video. I had them growing in my workshop so I didn’t really pay attention to the growth. I actually forgot to show 2 more I have. Next time. 🤗
@naturenel can't wait... they say when you don't pay plants attention that's when they will grow :-)
Woo, really beautiful🎉🎉
Thank you!💚
Hello Sir Nelson, I think Hoya Cumingiana needs to be exposed to more sunlight to bloom. We have a lot of this one in our garden grown in full sun and it blooms profusely.
Thank you so much for the tip. That’s properly why it has never bloomed in 4 years. 👍🏼
Lovely, I'm a Brazilian living in N.J I love hoyas and orchids but the weather here doesn't help with them,in here n.j I have some hoyas but not orchids ,they do ok but no good I have difficulty to make them flowering for me .I lived in one apartment and they are on my window, every day I talked to then and ask for flowers 😢
Hello my Brazilian viewer! Muito obrigado por apoiar meu canal. Unfortunately places up north like NJ and NY are very difficult to bloom most orchids because they need a very humid environment. They also need very bright, indirect sun. Most Phalaeonopsis do well indoors. But Vandas and Cattleyas won’t bloom inside the home. Try Dendrobiums. Put them close to a very bright window. Make sure it gets indirect light. Dendrobiums can be acclimated to be in full sun. But it’s done slowly and gradually. Also feed bloom booster during the spring and summer. Once a month is good. 💪🏼
Hola Nelson; you have a beautiful garden and beautiful Hoyas plants, I have one Hoya , is climbing up the tree like crazy but no flowers, what do you think I should do.
Thank you!
Try feeding it every other week with the combination I described in the video. Rain water is also very good for them. Try collecting some and watering with rainwater whenever possible.
Hola Nelson, I just feed the Hoya but raining water? You have to send me a bucket haha, is summer right now 86*, here in Southern California no more rain until winter :(
Thank you and keep making videos, I love them.❤️
Nelson, since you grow your plants outside, you should not use regular soil for hoyas, they will have root rot from heavy rains. I would recommend using bromeliad soil mix by better-gro, maybe even add some more perlite.
Hi!👋🏼 Actually am using the mixed media that my local nursery sells. They sell all types of Hoyas and this is the medium they use. I also use it for my Aroids. It’s a very airy medium. I know I said dirt on the video but it’s not dirt. Thanks for the advice. 🙏🏼
Wow awesome garden.I think I spotted betilla striata( Chinese ground orchid) under your tree.I just bought 1.
Could u please share any tips you have for ground orchids.TIA
Yours looked great
Ha! Ground orchids are my weakness. I mean that in a not so positive way. I’ve tried to grow them over and over and they eventually die off. The one you saw is because miraculously it came back. I don’t even water it. I was told the best way to keep them is in full sun all day. I’m gonna put some in the front of my ranch since most of the sun hits in that area.
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....this is so funny,I bought that orchid after seeing the house tour with Laz,he recommended semi shade,be careful
This type is deciduous,but a strange kind.
Dissapears in summer but shows up when temp drops,in my area that it
We had snow on Monday,some on the leaves,and it quite fine today,Thursday
I don't think it likes heat????
What a lovely collection! The Hoya you don't have a tag for is a rare Hoya Fusca. Not entirely sure but the blooms look to be peach colored with some pink? Where did you get it?? Now I need one. I came across your channel because I am a Hoya head and now I will be increasing my orchid collection! Keep up the gorgeous content.
I got it at a local nursery. They only had 1 of those with no tag. I did some research another viewer suggested and this is what my Hoya is supposed to be. Hoya treubiana (Formerly Hoya meliflua ssp. fraterna)
@@naturenel OK now I need 2 new hoyas! LOL
I think Hoyas are so cute 🥰 I wish I had the space to keep some. You have some really pretty ones and your ranch looks beautiful as always 💕
They are really awesome plants. I love their blooms. And the fragrance on some of them is delicious 🤗
I would love to know where you purchased your wooden slat baskets that the Hoya was in.
OFE Orchid Supplies
17899 SW 280th St., Homestead, FL 33031
ofeorchidsupplies@gmail.com
ofeintl.com/
305-253-7080
The no ID hoya by the white tent is Hoya meliflua. Plant by the garage likely has a reverted vine that lost variegation, so its also a Hoya carnosa.
Thank you so much! 💚🤗🙏🏼👍🏼
What about the philodendron growing on trees, what variety are they
I have pothos and monstera growing up on the leaves. Some are golden pothos. I’ve been using Monstera andansonii to crawl up the trees. The leaves get huge.
11:04 That is Hoya Meliflua 11:21
Thank you so much!!!!👍🏼🙏🏼
Thank you so much 👍🏼
What state are you in? Do you bring plants in when winter comes?
Im in Florida. We barely get cold weather. And when we do it’s short lived. I don’t bring them in.
@@naturenel I am jealous. Love your plants
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The unknown hoya is meliflua
Thank you!🙏🏼
But almost no fragrances?
Some have fragrance, others don’t.
Honestly...I don't see the difference in the formats...BUT it is frustrating when you can't focus.
I think the format is visible on widescreen tvs. You won’t notice it on a phone, computer, or any handheld device. I play it on my new widescreen at work, and it looks 3D. It does make a difference there.
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Hi there, Hello from Australia. I think your Hoya NOID is Hoya treubiana (Formerly Hoya meliflua ssp. fraterna) but I'm no expert 🤷♀️ I recently also acquired this one and have been doing some research hence I recognised it 🎉🌿
Yes! I just looked it up and it’s definitely that Hoya. I didn’t know they are considered hard to find Hoyas. Thank you for the information. I really appreciate it!🙏🏼💚🤗
Hoyas are such a joy, you have a very nice selection of Hoya.
Thank you. 🤗