Thank you for a very good video. I use coconut husk cut into small pieces, charcoal, perlite, vermicompost and coco peat. This mix is very porous for Hoya and orchids. Substitute rice husk with perlite and tree bark with coconut husk.
Another good informative video from you... Thank u very much. 😊 btw from whr can i get tree bark?? Have been looking for awhile... Also i like your plant arrangements...🥰
I collect most of the hoyas from online plant sellers or importers. Check this group if you are interested in buying hoyas (available in Bangladesh)👉 facebook.com/groups/291105022558912/?ref=share&mibextid=WiMSqg
I have no experience with peanut trashes, but they may perform fairly similar to rice husk. Cut the trash into small pieces. I think that will do well...
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I've had my Hoya since 1982. It survived me being homeless. Only now am I looking up the proper soil mix!
Thank you for a very good video.
I use coconut husk cut into small pieces, charcoal, perlite, vermicompost and coco peat. This mix is very porous for Hoya and orchids. Substitute rice husk with perlite and tree bark with coconut husk.
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Well explained, thanks
Beautiful Hoya collection
Can Hoyas also thrive well in soil based medium ?
Very useful and informative presentation.
Thanks for sharing.
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Yes
Great video, thank you. You mention pothos - would this same potting mix be suitable for a satin pothos as well?
Yes, you can use, because Scindapsus or Satin pothos are also sensitive to overwatering, so it's better to use something well-draining.😊😊🌻🌻
@@Plantalogy brilliant, thank you so much for your help and quick response! I'm learning a lot from your videos.
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Another good informative video from you... Thank u very much. 😊 btw from whr can i get tree bark?? Have been looking for awhile... Also i like your plant arrangements...🥰
Your support always inspires me to do better. Thank you actually 💐💐
I actually got those barks from a carpentry shop. 😅😅
@@Plantalogy Hahaha... Guess i have to hunt down a carpentry shop... 😂😂😂
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apu barkel chobray kmn hoy hoya?
I found, hoyas show less root rot if grown in dry coconut husk. 🌷🌱😊
Where do we get rice husks?
I collected rice husks from an agricultural field 😅 check out your local agricultural farms or garden centers. 😊😊
0:12 what hoya is this one I also have it but couldn't identify, can you please tell me the name
It's a hoya carnosa krimson queen. 🌱🌱
no no sorry in 1:26 i made a mistake
@srini7028 that was hoya krohniana 😊😊🌷
Hi,Nisha😍
আপনি হয়া কোন নার্সারি থেকে সংগ্রহ করেন?
I collect most of the hoyas from online plant sellers or importers. Check this group if you are interested in buying hoyas (available in Bangladesh)👉 facebook.com/groups/291105022558912/?ref=share&mibextid=WiMSqg
What is the alternate for rice husk
You can use shredded straws. 🌻🌻
Le da más aireación, la cascarilla de arroz, yo las huso en todas mis plantas , menos en las crasas,y el agua drene más rápido 🙄😉🤗🇦🇷
What have u added after rice husk apu?
And Where will i get that?
That was brick pumice. You can use perlite or wood charcoal instead of pumice. It is mainly used to improve drainage. 🌱🌻🌱🌻
@@Plantalogy tnx
Unfortunately, I can't source rice husks. Could peanut trash be used?
I have no experience with peanut trashes, but they may perform fairly similar to rice husk. Cut the trash into small pieces. I think that will do well...