Oxepedalummmm! Lol Hi Pam, thank you for showing the good, the bad and the beautiful! You are a true plant parent, lol. I also had those spots for a very, very long time in the jungle boogie, finally I put it in a smaller pot with lots of bark and perlite added to soil, and only water it like every two weeks and no more new spots, it is doing well. Oh for the Brasil, I think that is a problem with them, I love the colors on it so much but have had to cut back and cut back the same as you. Beautiful plants!!!!
Hi Joann. Thanks for sharing. As for the philodendron Jungle boogie, I do plan on doing a video talking about those spot … stay tune. The Brasíl; hurt my heart to chop it back but it’s all part of the parenting process. I’m glad you enjoyed seeing part of my collection .
All of your plants are outstanding! Anytime we can surround ourselves with beautiful plants and enjoy the peace and tranquility, it’s our little piece of heaven.
Hi Lisa! It’s so good to hear from you. You have been on my mind. I thought to myself…. I don’t think I’ve heard from her in a while. I know life can get in the way girl, but anyway you know how much I love my Croton putting her outside this past growing season really did the trick. Thanks for watching to the end and joining me through the tour. Happy planting🌿🌱🌳
Hi Tammy. Thanks for watching. It took me some time to figure out the care for these begonias. As you can see I don’t have a lot in my collection because I’m learning how to have the ones I have in my collection thrive.
Thank you so much for stopping by and touring the room. I’m at this addictive phase of buying Hoyas😂. I don’t know if and when I’ll get off the Hoya bus. Can you blame me.
Hi Dee! Thanks for watching to the end. I really think using the orchid spray on my Hoyas does the trick. It’s crazy because I get the most blooms during the fall and winter time.
Oxypetalum😂! Thanks for sharing your plants and grow space! With the Hoya nummularioides, my experience with that one is it seems to be one of those Hoyas that like a little more water. Australis and the Lacunosas are the same for me. Just thought I'd mention that, even though our growing conditions are pretty different- I'm in hot dry Texas. Anyway, loved seeing what's going on in your plant life💚!
Hi Diane… First thanks for touring the room with me. Also I appreciate the tips because even though we may be in different environments….. these plants like what they like. It makes sense now. I know for me my lacunosas definitely need more water. I may have to take it out of that terra cotta pot. The specimen is small and I have to realize I can’t grow them all.
I didn't get to finish watching this until late this evening...had company. I really enjoyed the tour. I have a question for you. How long have you had your Hoya Callistophylla? I have one (one of my faves because I love those leaves). But mine is a bit small through an Etsy lady. It came fully rooted with 6 fairly large leaves and 5 smaller, newer leaves. It usually sits next to my globulosa which is beautiful and I give them about the same treatment. I've only had both of them since the beginning of November. Last week, my callistophylla, dropped two of the smaller leaves (no yellowing/no pests). Now, my globulosa had lost one leaf the week after I received it and I chalked it up to getting acclimated to my room. But I started getting concerned about the callistophylla. It looks small to me, especially compared to your BEAUTY. That is why I ask how long you've had/and grown yours? I'm hoping this next spring, it will perk up and start producing (sadly, I don't see any growth points 😔), and I'm a little nervous. I've done a preventative treatment for pest (though I saw none). I'm hoping I don't lose one of my very favorites.
Thanks for watching to the end when you could. I appreciate the support. Now the Callistophylla I’ve had for over a year now. I haven’t had any issues with mines. It took some time for it to show growth. When I put it outside it must have activated the plant because it started to give me growth but it still is not the fastest out of my Hoyas. We want to keep in mind that our plants have to start off healthy if we are to have a fighting chance to have them thrive. I also purchase mines from the plant farm and it was in great condition when I received it. Anyway I hope both of your plants recover.
@@fulloffoliage8032 After receiving this small callistophylla from Etsy, I did check out Plant Farm... and if this one does not look better by mid-spring, I'm definitely going to go to Plant Farm...I will do it through your link, if that helps support you any further. 🙂
Oxymoron twice. Haha. I don’t know what the name is you said. I had to watch twice cause I kept drifting off during the middle. I’m having a problem with scale on my Hoya. I have treated many times but those buggers just don’t want to leave. I use systemic granules and used to spray with alcohol weekly during watering besides pest sprays. I just did two sprays of sulfur and that actually helped several to start growing so I’m pretty sure I had flat mites too. I have had all pest issues except mealy bugs (white scale)?
😂….. Thanks for watching to the end as well as sharing all types of things you can use to ward away pest. This will help many of us in the plant community.
Thanks for watching. I actually came across them on Amazon. They are called Haispring Plastic Moss Pole. I like them a lot. It’s pretty sturdy and you don’t use a lot of moss like you do with the round ones. My PPP seems to like it…. so yeah.
Hi Carolyn. First off… Thanks for making it to the end. Maintaining the leaf in there can be challenging from time to time but I try to keep it around the 65-72 range. Tropical enough for the plants and perfect for me.
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Oxepedalummmm! Lol
Hi Pam, thank you for showing the good, the bad and the beautiful! You are a true plant parent, lol. I also had those spots for a very, very long time in the jungle boogie, finally I put it in a smaller pot with lots of bark and perlite added to soil, and only water it like every two weeks and no more new spots, it is doing well. Oh for the Brasil, I think that is a problem with them, I love the colors on it so much but have had to cut back and cut back the same as you. Beautiful plants!!!!
Hi Joann. Thanks for sharing. As for the philodendron Jungle boogie, I do plan on doing a video talking about those spot … stay tune. The Brasíl; hurt my heart to chop it back but it’s all part of the parenting process. I’m glad you enjoyed seeing part of my collection .
All of your plants are outstanding! Anytime we can surround ourselves with beautiful plants and enjoy the peace and tranquility, it’s our little piece of heaven.
Thanks. It’s a labor of love I would say. But it’s well worth it to create as you stated my own slice of heaven.
AMEN 🙏
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection beautiful houseplants lovely collection beautiful
subscribed! this is the first video i’ve seen of yours. your energy feels so peaceful! keep it up, love your plants!
Thanks for subscribing and watching. I have a lot of planty info. on here and I’ll be honored when you come along.
I ❤ the gnome climbing the ruby necklace!
I saw them at family dollar and fell in love with them.
@kristinad9674 That little cute guy caught my eye too❤!
Oh forgot to say, I love the clear shelf in your window holding your hoyas!!
Witam masz piękne i zadbane kwiaty i ładnie o nich opowiadasz pozrawiam❤
Oxypetalum! Bravo, Pam! SO HAPPY about your beloved Croton! Great tour - thanks for sharing.💚👏🏽🪴👏🏽
Hi Lisa! It’s so good to hear from you. You have been on my mind. I thought to myself…. I don’t think I’ve heard from her in a while. I know life can get in the way girl, but anyway you know how much I love my Croton putting her outside this past growing season really did the trick. Thanks for watching to the end and joining me through the tour. Happy planting🌿🌱🌳
@@fulloffoliage8032 I’ve been watching you on “the big screen” (my tv) lately 😉
Oxypetalum😂 beautiful collection of plants! Thanks for sharing😊
I’m glad you made it to the end. Thanks for coming along.
Oxypetulum!! Such a beautiful collection Pam! 🪴☕️
Thanks for watching to the end. I hope you we enjoyed the selection.
Enjoyed the tour! Your begonias are truly stunning!!!!🤩Loved all the hoyas and others as well
Hi Tammy. Thanks for watching. It took me some time to figure out the care for these begonias. As you can see I don’t have a lot in my collection because I’m learning how to have the ones I have in my collection thrive.
Yayÿyyy Pam!
Hello… Thank you so much for watching. I hope you enjoyed the video.
Oxpedelium. Very well done. I really enjoyed going through your many varieties of plant babies.
I appreciate you hanging out with me and sticking around to the end. Happy Planting.
Thanks for sharing! Your sun room is beautiful and I love your hoya collection.
Thank you so much for stopping by and touring the room. I’m at this addictive phase of buying Hoyas😂. I don’t know if and when I’ll get off the Hoya bus. Can you blame me.
Love your house plant tour. 🎉
Thank you for taking the time to watch.
@@fulloffoliage8032, wonderful to see all the beautiful blooms and lovely plants. Have a lovely day 🎉.
Oxypetalum ❤thanks for the tour of your beautiful plants
Thanks for watching part of my collection.
Oxypedilum! I envy all those hoya blooms! Nice video! 👍🏽Dee, NY
Hi Dee! Thanks for watching to the end. I really think using the orchid spray on my Hoyas does the trick. It’s crazy because I get the most blooms during the fall and winter time.
Oxypetalum! Enjoyed your sunroom tour seeing all of your babies!
I’m glad you enjoyed the tour and that you were able to watch until the end .
Oxypetalum !! Thanks for sharing!! Beautiful sunroom
Thanks for watching and staying to the end of the tour.
@@fulloffoliage8032 My pleasure
Oxypetalum!! Enjoyed the tour 🤩
Thank you for taking the tour. As well as hanging towards the end. I appreciate the support.
Enjoyed your tour.Oxipetalum💚💚💚
Hi Dianne. Thanks for coming along and staying all the way to the end. I’m really glad that you’ve enjoyed the tour. Happy Planting.
Thanks for sharing your beautiful plants oxipetalum
Thanks for coming along for the tour and watching to the end.
I love your plans
Thanks for viewing my plants with me.
Oxypetalum! Great tour!
Thanks for watching to the end. I hope you enjoyed watching variety of plants.
Oxypedulim, enjoyed the tour.
It’s good to know you mad it to the end.
27:52 is the Shepardii, string bean, kentiana all those names lol The one earlier is Wayettii. Both gorgeous plants 💚
Yes, the Shepherdii is known as the string bean. Then we have the Kentiana and the Wayetti is the beautiful variegated one. Thanks for watching.
Oct p something. Lol
Thanks for showing us your room of plants!
🤣🤣….. Thanks for watching to the end.
oxypetalum!! lovely video i enjoyed every bit of your tour!
Thanks for watching the video. I feel honored that you hung around to the end. Happy planting.
What a collection!😄 I think I drooled at some point-so many hoya.😍🤤😍🤤
Oxypetalum.^^ I’m gonna have to subscribe.
Hello…. Thanks for watching, sharing and subscribing. I’m a Hoya head ….. can you tell?😊
@@fulloffoliage8032 Haha! Of course. And I know one of us when I see one of us.😏😁
Oxypedul8m. Beautiful collection my friend ❤
I’m glad you liked the selection and thanks for watching to the end my planty friend.
❤😊
Hello, I just subscribed! Thanks for sharing!
Welcome to the full of foliage family. I’m so glad you came and checked out my plants. Happy planting.
Oxypetalum😂! Thanks for sharing your plants and grow space! With the Hoya nummularioides, my experience with that one is it seems to be one of those Hoyas that like a little more water. Australis and the Lacunosas are the same for me. Just thought I'd mention that, even though our growing conditions are pretty different- I'm in hot dry Texas. Anyway, loved seeing what's going on in your plant life💚!
Hi Diane… First thanks for touring the room with me. Also I appreciate the tips because even though we may be in different environments….. these plants like what they like. It makes sense now. I know for me my lacunosas definitely need more water. I may have to take it out of that terra cotta pot. The specimen is small and I have to realize I can’t grow them all.
Oxypetalum my friend. 🥰
Thanks Vicky for making it to the end.
Oxepedulum❤ Beautiful collection! Love your sunroom!
Hi Brenda…. There’s so many times I go in there to relax and before you know it I’m sound asleep. Thanks for watching to the end ; always a pleasure.
Oyypetalum 👍🏽👍🏽
Thanks for watching to the end.
Oxypetalum 🤦🏽♀️
I didn't get to finish watching this until late this evening...had company. I really enjoyed the tour. I have a question for you. How long have you had your Hoya Callistophylla? I have one (one of my faves because I love those leaves). But mine is a bit small through an Etsy lady. It came fully rooted with 6 fairly large leaves and 5 smaller, newer leaves. It usually sits next to my globulosa which is beautiful and I give them about the same treatment. I've only had both of them since the beginning of November. Last week, my callistophylla, dropped two of the smaller leaves (no yellowing/no pests). Now, my globulosa had lost one leaf the week after I received it and I chalked it up to getting acclimated to my room. But I started getting concerned about the callistophylla. It looks small to me, especially compared to your BEAUTY. That is why I ask how long you've had/and grown yours? I'm hoping this next spring, it will perk up and start producing (sadly, I don't see any growth points 😔), and I'm a little nervous. I've done a preventative treatment for pest (though I saw none). I'm hoping I don't lose one of my very favorites.
Thanks for watching to the end when you could. I appreciate the support. Now the Callistophylla I’ve had for over a year now. I haven’t had any issues with mines. It took some time for it to show growth. When I put it outside it must have activated the plant because it started to give me growth but it still is not the fastest out of my Hoyas. We want to keep in mind that our plants have to start off healthy if we are to have a fighting chance to have them thrive. I also purchase mines from the plant farm and it was in great condition when I received it. Anyway I hope both of your plants recover.
@@fulloffoliage8032 After receiving this small callistophylla from Etsy, I did check out Plant Farm... and if this one does not look better by mid-spring, I'm definitely going to go to Plant Farm...I will do it through your link, if that helps support you any further. 🙂
Oxymoron twice. Haha. I don’t know what the name is you said. I had to watch twice cause I kept drifting off during the middle. I’m having a problem with scale on my Hoya. I have treated many times but those buggers just don’t want to leave. I use systemic granules and used to spray with alcohol weekly during watering besides pest sprays. I just did two sprays of sulfur and that actually helped several to start growing so I’m pretty sure I had flat mites too. I have had all pest issues except mealy bugs (white scale)?
😂….. Thanks for watching to the end as well as sharing all types of things you can use to ward away pest. This will help many of us in the plant community.
Where did you find your totem pole you have your pink princess attached to?
Thanks for watching. I actually came across them on Amazon. They are called Haispring Plastic Moss Pole. I like them a lot. It’s pretty sturdy and you don’t use a lot of moss like you do with the round ones. My PPP seems to like it…. so yeah.
Carolyn Palmer Pam what temp do ypu keep your sunroom during the winter? Would love to just sit and chat in u sunroom oxypetalum!!
Hi Carolyn. First off… Thanks for making it to the end. Maintaining the leaf in there can be challenging from time to time but I try to keep it around the 65-72 range. Tropical enough for the plants and perfect for me.
Snake plant getting too much light. That’s why the leaves curl.
🪴Happy Planting🌿
I keep forgetting about the amount of light can also effect curling of leaves. Good observation; thanks for watching.
OXYPETALUM!!! ENJ💚YED Y💚UR SUNR💚💚M PLANT T💚UR!!!
I appreciate you watching to the end.
Oxy pedillum
Hi Latanya. I see you made it to the end. Thanks for hanging out and checking out the plants.
Oxypedullum
Thanks for watching t the end!
@@fulloffoliage8032 I hope I spelled it correctly. Glad to have found your channel. Have a great night 🌉.
Oxy pedelum 💚🪴 epic collection ❣️
Hi Leanne. It’s good to hear from you. Thanks for touring with me and staying around to the end.