The “sap”/honeydew being secreted from your Hoya Macrophylla is called ‘Guttation’. Hoyas in particular are prone to doing this but many other kinds of plants do it as well. (My Philo Florida Green does this constantly and I even found an ant that got in my house clinging to the petiole and feeding on the sap once) and that’s actually precisely why the plants do it is to feed insects oddly enough. It’s a type of symbiotic relationship between the plants and a whole host of predatory insects such as ants and predatory wasps. The plants release the sweet sap as food for these insects and to attract them and keep them around the plant because they will also kill and eat any pest insects that would potentially damage or kill the plant. Pretty cool in my opinion although the stickiness is quite annoying when repotting, cleaning the plants leaves, etc. 🪴🍬🐜 hope this helps ☺️
Your lacunosa is definitely 'royal flush' 😍😍😍 royal flush has purple stems and purple/dark new growth! Snow caps stems are green but can sunstress to a reddish color (as well as the new growth) but they aren't that dark purple color like royal flush is! My royal flush and snow cap lacunosa are probably my two most prized hoyas! Your royal flush is stunning!
Just started collecting hoyas and they are so addictive 😅 i currently have 8 and ordered 4 more, all in the span of 6 weeks or so. Your collection is goals!
I have seen videos on peoples’ Hoya collection but I haven’t seen none this big, BIG BASKET OF HOYAS, this was such a dream to watch. Gorgeous Collection!
Quite the collection 😍. Don't think I could pick a favorite. Honestly, all your plants are amazing. Will be searching out more of your previous care videos.
What an amazing collection of Hoyas! I can’t believe how huge your plants are. I have about eight Hoyas. They are definitely my favorite. Great video thank you for sharing
Such a beautiful collection. Im gonna get a 2nd sunrise so that i can hav a green and red version. Your matilde its telling me to get one. You can consider getting the wayetti, its beautiful.
Beautiful collection.. the 1st one you showed I on the top of my wish list, I can't say the name either but I want it!! Also LOVE the variegated compacta 😍
I watched it from beginning to the end. It is just a stunning collection of Hoyas. May I ask you what’s the humidity you maintain as I can see your humidifier puffing hard in the background. Also, while it is a real pleasure to look at gorgeous plant of yours would be good to hear about the care you give your Hoyas 🇦🇺
I'm a little bit late to the party but that is Hoya lacunosai Royal flush which has a lot of splash and dark leaves. Not sure about snow caps which Is not readily available at least in my area.
I love your Hoyas😯🙌💖The obovata is huge and the lacunosa is a favourite of mine. I have obovata that has the same flowers and fragrant. I see you have bella. After flowering they discard the peduncles. I have many bellas. Yeah, maybe the carnosa Queen and Princess will take time to get any peduncles. I am with you on mathilde. I adore my mathilde too😁🙏💞Thanks for the tour! I enjoyed it
The little clear droplets you see on stems are called floral/flora nectarines. It is harmless, it’s very common especially in the philodendron family. Sometimes you will even see it on the foliage. 💛💚🧡
You’re correct you can figure it out by touching it. If it’s sticky then it’s nectarines. There is a chance it could be guttation but that’s usually on the leaves themselves and that’s your plants way of sweating out excess water. Good luck your Hoyas are Beautiful.
It’s 100% sticky and dries into sugar crystals! So good to know, thank you! I thought that may be in and from what I read some thing it stimulates growth along the vine-not sure if there’s any science to that though.
@@houseplusplant There is some science behind it. Basically your plant produces the nectarines to attract ants so ants can attack the pest. This does not mean you have pests though….it’s a sign of the growing season, or your plant is going through a growth spurt. Glad I could help! Happy Growing 💛💚🧡
@@houseplusplant It's been awhile since you've talked about this. I've had them on my Hoya Macrophylla for a long time but now they are all over the blooms to the point that I never get a full flower because the sap doesn't allow the petals to fully open. Does this happen to you too? If so, is there anything you can do to prevent it?
A recent purchase Buoti, stellar flowers on a basic green leaf vine. Grows well, a positive purchase for sure. BTW my lacunosa smells like buttered theatre popcorn BONUS I smell it from other rooms in my home. Like you lacunosa is a superhero Hoya!!
Beautiful collection. Our fungii look completely different. Mine has much wider and rounder leaves. I love the how bronze new leaves on the fungii are. I'm still mad at myself for breaking a stem with it's first peduncle on it.
I just brought a cutting of the Krinkle Chelsea and I can't wait to see it grow. I'm also real mad that the Kerrii is a slow grower I only have a baby and want to see it get really big. 💕
What beautiful hoyas! You must do a video on Hoya care. I started collecting in 2017, have 50, lost about 25, so I'm slowly getting it right. Your fungii looks just like my Hoya crassipetiolata...Please share!
I loved seeing all of your Hoyas. I added some to my plant wish list like the variegated Kerri and the Lisa. I only have the Hoya krimson princess right, pretty small I got it from a cutting. I did want to know throughout the video what size you got each plant and how long ago you got it, a little care tidbit so maybe you can put that in your next video. But overalll enjoyed it! Thanks!
I will definitely do more care info in another video! 💚 check out weareplantlovers.com they have a great selection of Hoya and you can use my code HOUSEPLUSPLANT for 10% off until midnight tomorrow (Sunday 4/17)
Loved seeing your Hoyas. I can't wait to find a Multiflora, personally. The foliage almost reminds me of a coffee plant or something, haha. Not your typical Hoya foliage, which I kind of love about it and what makes me love Hoyas so much. So many different types of foliage.
Stunning collection thanks for sharing with us :) Love your camera too stays in focus all the time. Nice video! May I ask what brand your camera set up is? Thanks again :)
I thought hoyas didn't like south facing windows!?! I guess i could try and cross my fingers (i have more space for plants on my south facing windows!)
Thank you for this video and for sharing your beautiful Hoya collection! Very enjoyable to watch. Love Hoyas and the many varieties of Hoyas you can find. I’ve only had them for a little over two years and they’ve all been great. Take care and happy growing! 👌🥰🪴💚
I love all your Hoyas. I’ve got about ten. Right now my Hoya bella is struggling. After I moved it out of my west facing window it started losing leaves. It’s under a grow light now and it’s still losing leaves. Next I’m think of transplanting it S the soil is packed down and hard. Stays moist too. I’m just not sure what to do. Any ideas?
My two favorites and wishlist Hoyas are the Hoya Krohniana Super Silver and the Silver Dollar Hoya 😍🤤 I’m a sucker for silver leaves. Anybody know the full or scientific name for the Silver Dollar Hoya?
Where did you get such a large hoya heuschkeliana variegata? It’s gorgeous! Also, I have 2 macrophylla and they both get those syrup honey dew looking droplets! One is trying to bloom and it keeps getting so syrupy that the blooms fall off. No signs of pests or anything either 😊. You’re the reason I use foliage pro by the way and my plants grew all through out the winter. I also love lacunosa the blooms smell so lovely!! I’m pretty sure yours is snow caps because of how splashy it it. I’m on the look out for a snow cap costa farms basket! Super jealous, I scored a royal flush a few months ago and the new growth comes out super dark purple. Anyway sorry for talking your ear off I’ve been a Instagram follower for awhile and I love your content. #hoyahoarder
I love that you have the royal flush!! Also glad to know I’m not alone in the sap stuff! The heuschkeliana is from The Plant Bar Co., she sent it to me! 😭🥰
@@houseplusplant The “sap”/honeydew being secreted from your Hoya Macrophylla is called ‘Guttation’. Hoyas in particular are prone to doing this but many other kinds of plants do it as well. (My Philo Florida Green does this constantly and I even found an ant that got in my house clinging to the petiole and feeding on the sap once) and that’s actually precisely why the plants do it is to feed insects oddly enough. It’s a type of symbiotic relationship between the plants and a whole host of predatory insects such as ants and predatory wasps. The plants release the sweet sap as food for these insects and to attract them and keep them around the plant because they will also kill and eat any pest insects that would potentially damage or kill the plant. Pretty cool in my opinion although the stickiness is quite annoying when repotting, cleaning the plants leaves, etc. 🪴🍬🐜 hope this helps ☺️☺️
Could those crystal droplets be mineral salts. Do you use tap water. Usually that can cause them. Or it could be fertilizer salts if you fertilizer too much. Just my thought. I can do some research if those wouldn’t be the problem.
After following you on insta for a while I decided to get a hoya and looked for lacunosa but couldn't find any in the UK 😔 So I got a krohniana splash cutting instead, it's only 2 leaves at the moment but so beautiful 😍 I hope it the future it has as many blooms as your lacunosa!! Ps the krinkle 8 makes me think of gyoza 🤣
@@houseplusplant I’m starting to think most Hoyas have them but it’s when the outbreak gets overpopulated or the particular Hoya they’re on is more susceptible to issues that they become a problem….. that might be wishful thinking
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The “sap”/honeydew being secreted from your Hoya Macrophylla is called ‘Guttation’. Hoyas in particular are prone to doing this but many other kinds of plants do it as well. (My Philo Florida Green does this constantly and I even found an ant that got in my house clinging to the petiole and feeding on the sap once) and that’s actually precisely why the plants do it is to feed insects oddly enough. It’s a type of symbiotic relationship between the plants and a whole host of predatory insects such as ants and predatory wasps. The plants release the sweet sap as food for these insects and to attract them and keep them around the plant because they will also kill and eat any pest insects that would potentially damage or kill the plant. Pretty cool in my opinion although the stickiness is quite annoying when repotting, cleaning the plants leaves, etc. 🪴🍬🐜 hope this helps ☺️
Your lacunosa is definitely 'royal flush' 😍😍😍 royal flush has purple stems and purple/dark new growth! Snow caps stems are green but can sunstress to a reddish color (as well as the new growth) but they aren't that dark purple color like royal flush is! My royal flush and snow cap lacunosa are probably my two most prized hoyas! Your royal flush is stunning!
Thank you so much for the insight!! I agree with you!
@@houseplusplant it's my pleasure, loved this video ❤️
“It’s so bare behind me! Lol!!! Sister you’re like me-you got it bad!!🤣🤣 There are plants everywhere!!!
Just started collecting hoyas and they are so addictive 😅 i currently have 8 and ordered 4 more, all in the span of 6 weeks or so. Your collection is goals!
You are your plants are so cute!
Absolutely beautiful plants!❤❤❤
I have seen videos on peoples’ Hoya collection but I haven’t seen none this big, BIG BASKET OF HOYAS, this was such a dream to watch. Gorgeous Collection!
Thank you! Yes I have just a few 🤣
Hoya hoya hoyas!!! The leaves, peduncle, fragrant blooms! Hoyas are so good to collect
Yes they are!
What a beautiful collection 💖 and they’re all so big n lush. Thanks for sharing
Quite the collection 😍. Don't think I could pick a favorite. Honestly, all your plants are amazing. Will be searching out more of your previous care videos.
Absolutely gorgeous collection of Hoya s! 🙌🪴😊💚 My next Hoya will hopefully be the lacanosa snow cap!! 😊🪴💚🙌
Lanceolata Bella is super cute when it gets full as well! It’s more delicate looking than some of the others
I'll need to look into that one!
Absolutely stunning collection.
I got the multiflora a few months ago and I have a peduncle that’s gets larger everyday. He can’t wait for the bloom.
Beautiful Hoya collection! 🪴
Awesome post! So helpful. I’m going to start searching for H. lacunosa. I also love the fragrance of String of Pearl flowers!
What an amazing collection of Hoyas! I can’t believe how huge your plants are. I have about eight Hoyas. They are definitely my favorite. Great video thank you for sharing
את יכולה להגיד בבקשה מה הסוד שלך ואיזה סוגיי דשנים את נותנת
Amazingly beautiful ❤️ plants.
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing Hoya plants collection lovely
💚💚
I'm in love with your Hoyas! ❤ And my favorite one is Hoya lacunosa Eskimo silver😊 🤍
For anyone shopping for it, most sellers use the name super silver. It is gorgeous!
Hi edagdwg love seeing your Hoya's. Looking so nice full a fan linda j. Peace enjoy have fun
Wow loved seeing all your mature and beautiful hoyas! I'd have to say my favorite hoya is either the serpens or rotundiflora.
Beautiful Hoya collection. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Love all your Hoyas! 🪴☺️
Thank you! 💚
Such a beautiful collection. Im gonna get a 2nd sunrise so that i can hav a green and red version. Your matilde its telling me to get one. You can consider getting the wayetti, its beautiful.
مجموعة رائعة من نبات الهويا جميلة جدا شكرا
Beautiful Indoor Garden! 👍🌿🌿🌿
thank you so much!
My fav r wayetti tri color, elíptica, Sarawak, compacta var. …who needs to eat when you can collect Hoyas 😆💖
Love them!! I got my 1st hoya because of you!😍 I got a hoya mathilde and it's the cutest thing ever! And now I wanna get a bunch more! 😅
Yes they’re the best!!
Omg you have. Beautiful plant all you plants are amazing i love it
Thank you!
Beautiful collection.. the 1st one you showed I on the top of my wish list, I can't say the name either but I want it!! Also LOVE the variegated compacta 😍
I have a new list of plants I have to find ...
geez thanks $$$ 😉
Thank you for all info
Happy to help!
I watched it from beginning to the end. It is just a stunning collection of Hoyas.
May I ask you what’s the humidity you maintain as I can see your humidifier puffing hard in the background.
Also, while it is a real pleasure to look at gorgeous plant of yours would be good to hear about the care you give your Hoyas 🇦🇺
I can't pick one. So here's my top 5 favorite in my collection. Black Margin, Callistophylla, Wilbur Graves, Obotata and Lacunosa Silver Lime.
Love your collection. My current fav is my polynuera outer varigated! But dont tell the others...lol
Thanks for the great video!
Your krinkel 8 is amazing!
Thank you!
Шикарная коллекция цветов!☺️👍
Собака бесподобна!😍🥰
Estaba viendo vídeos de las hoyas y m encantaron tus hoyas y video saludos hermosa . 😘👍
Beautiful collection! I love Hoyas.🪴
Thank you!
I do not have any Hoyas yet. I would love to get a Kerri they are just adorable & I have been doing on the hunt for one but now you have me want more.
I hope you’re able to find one soon 💚
Hoya collection goals!!! Hoyas are hard to come by in my area especially BIG LUSH ones like yours! 😍😍😍😍 great video! 🤗
Aw thanks so much!!
I'm a little bit late to the party but that is Hoya lacunosai Royal flush which has a lot of splash and dark leaves. Not sure about snow caps which Is not readily available at least in my area.
I love your Hoyas😯🙌💖The obovata is huge and the lacunosa is a favourite of mine. I have obovata that has the same flowers and fragrant. I see you have bella. After flowering they discard the peduncles. I have many bellas. Yeah, maybe the carnosa Queen and Princess will take time to get any peduncles. I am with you on mathilde. I adore my mathilde too😁🙏💞Thanks for the tour! I enjoyed it
Thank you!!
The little clear droplets you see on stems are called floral/flora nectarines. It is harmless, it’s very common especially in the philodendron family. Sometimes you will even see it on the foliage. 💛💚🧡
You’re correct you can figure it out by touching it. If it’s sticky then it’s nectarines. There is a chance it could be guttation but that’s usually on the leaves themselves and that’s your plants way of sweating out excess water. Good luck your Hoyas are Beautiful.
It’s 100% sticky and dries into sugar crystals! So good to know, thank you! I thought that may be in and from what I read some thing it stimulates growth along the vine-not sure if there’s any science to that though.
@@houseplusplant There is some science behind it. Basically your plant produces the nectarines to attract ants so ants can attack the pest. This does not mean you have pests though….it’s a sign of the growing season, or your plant is going through a growth spurt. Glad I could help! Happy Growing 💛💚🧡
@@dena9968 yup! You called it , when I see nectar I always check for pests :)
@@houseplusplant It's been awhile since you've talked about this. I've had them on my Hoya Macrophylla for a long time but now they are all over the blooms to the point that I never get a full flower because the sap doesn't allow the petals to fully open. Does this happen to you too? If so, is there anything you can do to prevent it?
Nice collection. Love all your plants.
Thank you!
A recent purchase Buoti, stellar flowers on a basic green leaf vine. Grows well, a positive purchase for sure. BTW my lacunosa smells like buttered theatre popcorn BONUS I smell it from other rooms in my home. Like you lacunosa is a superhero Hoya!!
yes i love my lacunosa!!
I have just subscribed, greetings from Poland. I love your hoyas, so big, lush and happy.
Thank you!!
Beautiful collection. Our fungii look completely different. Mine has much wider and rounder leaves. I love the how bronze new leaves on the fungii are. I'm still mad at myself for breaking a stem with it's first peduncle on it.
Love your Hoyas they are all beautiful
Thanks so much!
👏👏👏
Love your collection wohhhhh
Thank you!
Thank you! Iorder my soil.
I love hoya if love a big pot of the hushkhana verigarta my cuttings got root rot think I saved them x
I just brought a cutting of the Krinkle Chelsea and I can't wait to see it grow. I'm also real mad that the Kerrii is a slow grower I only have a baby and want to see it get really big. 💕
I know, I wish they’d grow faster!
Love that your on RUclips now! My fav hoya is also the Lacunosa, such fast easy growers. Hoya Rotundiflora is pretty cool and on the wishlist 😎
Thank you! And yes, rotundiflora is on my wishlist too!
What beautiful hoyas! You must do a video on Hoya care. I started collecting in 2017, have 50, lost about 25, so I'm slowly getting it right. Your fungii looks just like my Hoya crassipetiolata...Please share!
That’s a great idea, thank you!
May I ask where you got the wooden plant shelf in the corner behind you?? It’s amazing!! Thank you!
Pretty collection ¡ I love to see them full and healthy… what substrate do you believe is best for them ? Thanks
I use a chunky mix of equal parts perlite, orchid bark and potting soil
Where do you order your plants from? You mentioned the compacta being shipped?
Hola hermosa muy lindas tus hoyas dios bendiga de salud tus sagradas manitas k hermosassss....,😘👍💐🙏
I loved seeing all of your Hoyas. I added some to my plant wish list like the variegated Kerri and the Lisa. I only have the Hoya krimson princess right, pretty small I got it from a cutting. I did want to know throughout the video what size you got each plant and how long ago you got it, a little care tidbit so maybe you can put that in your next video. But overalll enjoyed it! Thanks!
I will definitely do more care info in another video! 💚 check out weareplantlovers.com they have a great selection of Hoya and you can use my code HOUSEPLUSPLANT for 10% off until midnight tomorrow (Sunday 4/17)
Loved seeing your Hoyas. I can't wait to find a Multiflora, personally. The foliage almost reminds me of a coffee plant or something, haha. Not your typical Hoya foliage, which I kind of love about it and what makes me love Hoyas so much. So many different types of foliage.
I agree! Definitely looks like a coffee plant and is very unique!
Amazing huge plants! Wow! Question- Do you not ever repot?
Rarely! I find they prefer to be root bound
Stunning collection thanks for sharing with us :) Love your camera too stays in focus all the time. Nice video! May I ask what brand your camera set up is? Thanks again :)
Thank you! I use a canon mark II
i love hoyas!😍
Me too 🤗
I thought hoyas didn't like south facing windows!?! I guess i could try and cross my fingers (i have more space for plants on my south facing windows!)
Loved watching your Hoya collection! Where did you get your heuschkeliana?
From www.theplantbarco.com/
Thank you for this video and for sharing your beautiful Hoya collection! Very enjoyable to watch. Love Hoyas and the many varieties of Hoyas you can find. I’ve only had them for a little over two years and they’ve all been great. Take care and happy growing! 👌🥰🪴💚
Thank you!!
I love all your Hoyas. I’ve got about ten. Right now my Hoya bella is struggling. After I moved it out of my west facing window it started losing leaves. It’s under a grow light now and it’s still losing leaves. Next I’m think of transplanting it S the soil is packed down and hard. Stays moist too. I’m just not sure what to do. Any ideas?
Where do you order from hoyas from?❤
What soil u recommend for soil . For hoyas
That’s happy sap you see as droplets on your stem. I also did a video do check it out 😃💟 I love seeing your full pots of hoyas
thank you!
Can you do a monstera collection and a philodendron collection?🙂
yes!
Alwys here my friend follower to you hoya
Love your Hoyas collection. Where did you purchase all of it?
All over! Locally and online
Beautiful collection! I was wondering if you're sure your fungii is a fungii? Completely different shaped leaves to the ones I've seen.
I’m not 100% sure at all 🤣 do you have an idea of what it could be?
I thought the same. Mine are much wider / more circular than pointy. And furry, the back of the leaf is quite fuzzy to touch.
I’m very curious to know what I have now 😅
I am not sure what it is but I see someone else has said it looks just like their crassipetiolata.
They all might be fungii, because here in Indonesia each of them has different form, depends on which location they were coming from.
I just found your channel and love it! What a pretty collection 🪴
When a hoya mathilde sun stresses do they get lighter in color?
Not in my experience
My favorite hoya is Patricia Fast grower
I'll look into that one!
My two favorites and wishlist Hoyas are the Hoya Krohniana Super Silver and the Silver Dollar Hoya 😍🤤 I’m a sucker for silver leaves. Anybody know the full or scientific name for the Silver Dollar Hoya?
Where did you get such a large hoya heuschkeliana variegata? It’s gorgeous! Also, I have 2 macrophylla and they both get those syrup honey dew looking droplets! One is trying to bloom and it keeps getting so syrupy that the blooms fall off. No signs of pests or anything either 😊. You’re the reason I use foliage pro by the way and my plants grew all through out the winter. I also love lacunosa the blooms smell so lovely!! I’m pretty sure yours is snow caps because of how splashy it it. I’m on the look out for a snow cap costa farms basket! Super jealous, I scored a royal flush a few months ago and the new growth comes out super dark purple. Anyway sorry for talking your ear off I’ve been a Instagram follower for awhile and I love your content. #hoyahoarder
I love that you have the royal flush!! Also glad to know I’m not alone in the sap stuff! The heuschkeliana is from The Plant Bar Co., she sent it to me! 😭🥰
@@houseplusplant The “sap”/honeydew being secreted from your Hoya Macrophylla is called ‘Guttation’. Hoyas in particular are prone to doing this but many other kinds of plants do it as well. (My Philo Florida Green does this constantly and I even found an ant that got in my house clinging to the petiole and feeding on the sap once) and that’s actually precisely why the plants do it is to feed insects oddly enough. It’s a type of symbiotic relationship between the plants and a whole host of predatory insects such as ants and predatory wasps. The plants release the sweet sap as food for these insects and to attract them and keep them around the plant because they will also kill and eat any pest insects that would potentially damage or kill the plant. Pretty cool in my opinion although the stickiness is quite annoying when repotting, cleaning the plants leaves, etc. 🪴🍬🐜 hope this helps ☺️☺️
Could those crystal droplets be mineral salts. Do you use tap water. Usually that can cause them. Or it could be fertilizer salts if you fertilizer too much. Just my thought. I can do some research if those wouldn’t be the problem.
Where do you buy your Hoya?
What about containers what is better for hoyas plastic or terracot?
Either!
The last one, the one that has flowered a ton. Can I PLEASE buy a cutting???? I cannot find any online that look like this
I have it
I saw a Hoya Lacunosa once that was a Royal Flush - and it looks like yours. Maybe that's what it is too! Beautiful!
Yeah I’m still not sure even after researching!
After following you on insta for a while I decided to get a hoya and looked for lacunosa but couldn't find any in the UK 😔
So I got a krohniana splash cutting instead, it's only 2 leaves at the moment but so beautiful 😍 I hope it the future it has as many blooms as your lacunosa!!
Ps the krinkle 8 makes me think of gyoza 🤣
Oh yay! And yes I agree about the Krinkle 8!! 🤣
I can tell the difference in leaf color between Chelsea and crincal eight.
Do you make your own traillis, I am having trouble finding them and your is so nice
i make some of them, yes!
Can you do a video on it. How to make trellis and maybe moss poles
I LIKE WATCHING THE VIDEOS BUT WISH I KNEW WHERE YOU LIVE , AND WHERE YOU GET YOUR PLANTS
I'm in Nebraska, and I get most of my plants from local nurseries
All you had to do was say , “ everything you need to know is on my RUclips channel “ .?
Great stuff Thanks
How often do you water your hoya please
I water most when they’re completely dry.
Yesterday I found those clear little beads on the side of my pilea! I was very confused…but they seem harmless? Would love to know why that happens!
I know sometimes it’s pest related but it’s just so strange-zero pests on that Hoya 🤔
@@houseplusplant same - my Pilea is perfectly happy and healthy so I don't think this one is pest related either.
Have you had to deal with flat mites on any of these
I haven’t!
@@houseplusplant I’m starting to think most Hoyas have them but it’s when the outbreak gets overpopulated or the particular Hoya they’re on is more susceptible to issues that they become a problem….. that might be wishful thinking
Where u bought ur hoya lacunosa and if they are still selling some cuttings
I bought it at my local lowes
@@houseplusplant thank you
Do you used a especial soil for hoyas?
Yes this is the one I use, my discount code is H+P. solsoils.com/products/houseplant-chunky-mix
What about pots any kind or plastic is better for my hoyas?
helo, I'm country Indonesia,you like hoya multiflora full splash.
Where did you get your lacunosa?
It was a lowes find last spring! 😍
👍🙏🏻👍🙏🏻👍🙏🏻👍🙏🏻👍🙏🏻👍🙏🏻👍
Could you send me the company name ,you get your Hoya from
I can not find the soil you use.Please tell me were to buy it
solsoils.com/products/houseplant-chunky-mix
My discount code is H+P
Thank you!
@@houseplusplant