Hoya repots and propagations
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Grab your own plant chores and join me as I care for some hoya in need of bigger pots, trellising and some general TLC.
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I like what you said about accepting the value of the plants and agree
I like your content and most of all, your personality. You seem really genuine and unpretentious, which for a RUclipsr, is so refreshing.
Thank you! (& thanks for watching :) )
Love when you work with hoyas
I love hoyas❤ my favourites at the moment are hoya linearis and hoya mathilde thanks for the hoya videos really enjoy watching
Minbelles are so cute
I love Hoya my Hoya crinkle 8 or my Hoya linearis are both gorgeous. I really want a retusa
Hi 💫 I absolutely love your Mathilde. I got mine as a cutting back in May I believe and made it into several cuttings, none of them rooted including the original. I had kept them in my small Akerbar greenhouse and finally just gave up on them thinking they were all duds, when low and behold after taking them out and away from light they have all put out lots of new growth. Hoya are definitely their own little characters. Some prefer that humidity and light and others ~ just nope. Hoya have definitely taught me patience and trial and error. My new loves are the strappy leave’s Anthurium. I have the Bakeri and Pallidiflorum and my #1 wishlist is the Vittarafolium. I want a larger plant so I’m waiting on those prices to drop a bit. Thank you for a relaxing video. 🙏🏻💫
Thank you! Plants in general have helped me become more comfortable with failure, or at least that things can be imperfect, and that's okay :)
Anthurium pallidiflorum is one of my favourites, and my only strap-leaf anthurium - but I'd love a Wendlingeri.
All my hoyas are my absolute favs but atm I love my all my lacunosas and polyneura albo.
Love your videos😊
Thank you!
Not necessarily a wishlist Hoya because i already have it but i have like 10 long cuttings of Hoya compacta variegata that I’ve been rooting for almost 5 months. My wishlist is just to be able to finalllllllllly pot the ropes to together and enjoy a full plant 😊
Oh my gosh me too!!! Its been in strands forever, a full pot would be a dream
Hi Francesca, I’m so glad you mentioned that you should not pin a hoya vine downward (which I’ve just done) but this vine was so long and couldn’t make up its mind where to go next. Anyway, I’ll take another look at it and see what I can do. Also I was given a few nknown hoya cuttings some I think are carnosa types and one is a very long vine with 3 peduncles. Do you know if they will produce flowers while being rooted in water? I feel inclined to put all the cuttings in perlite although the person who gave them to me said to just keep them in water. They will eventually be grown in S/H Pon alternative mixed with perlite & small leca, which is the other thing I had thought about…going straight into the mix to propagate and not need to be moved again. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks for a very informative and interesting video, I’m definitely hooked on Hoyas and have just had my very first blooming on my “little” mathilde, I was over the moon, how exciting!
Absolutely! My Hoya latifolia produced flowers in water, but fertilization is important and I find that hoyas bloom easier in a substrate (whether that's pon, leca or soil).
If it's doing well and the roots look good you can leave it in water, but longer term I'd put it in a substrate like the one you're planning :)
I have 2 on my top: Crimson Queen and Lacunosa Laos :) Hope my wish list hoya pulchra will start to do smth for me, but looks like she's lazy ;P
Oooo hoya pulchra is on my wishlist! Oh course she'd be a slow grower ha
I have way to many to list but I will tell you a few that I want H. meredithii, H, gunung gading, H. joy, and H. michele just to name a few.
Hoya joy looks beautiful! It was one of the hoyas on my wishlist this year but haven't gotten it yet