Thank you for showing us your propagation method for difficult-to-root Hoyas. I love your videos and your narration - so soothing and calming. Looking forward to next Sunday’s video.
I could watch your video's all day, so relaxing and informative. I usually put them on while I'm working on props/planty stuff and very much enjoy myself. Everything held up so well, and I am sure that speaks to the level of care they receive from you. Luckily all were strong enough to handle a rough couple days. Your backyard is amazing, thanks as always.
thank you for the "how to" segment! winter growing can be a challenge here in the north and cuttings are reluctant to root. your wisdom much appreciated.
I'm glad to see nearly everything outside survived the cold snap so well! Thanks for the rooting demonstration, it's great to see how a pro like you does it. :D
I hate that you had any damage but also happy there wasn't more. Thanks for sharing your propagation technique. Now I'm going to go get the strawberry picks and cut up a bunch of plants! ;)
Thank you for the rooting tutorial, gonna get some coconut husk. I've been using potting mix, perlite, worm castings and orchid bark for mine. But I heard some hoyas actually love coconut husk the most.
Hahah my dogs ears perked up when you used the packing tape. I like the little makeshift individual greenhouse for the cutting! If i run into issues I may give this a try
It looks kinda strange seeing you were a jacket in your yard.I’m glad that all your Hoyas made it though the cold snap. The root technique was very helpful
I really like that you started the video showing you. I'm glad to see so many Hoyas survived... That poor elliptica 😪😪 But, that EPC 1015 is so beautiful. Thanks for the video
I'm sorry that some of your plants didn't weather the storm. I love elliptica, but man; it can be tough. Thank you for the rooting demo. I have a couple that just don't want to root. I'm going to try the tiny greenhouse method. (And also stop picking them up constantly 😬)
Thank you for adding what mix you use for your cuttings. I’ve been experimenting and really like using fluval stratum so far but was looking for a mix to transfer them to.
I love fluval! I've been using it for almost all of my cuttings lately. It's very dry in my house during winter & I think the extra moisture from the fluval-water helps with rooting a lot!
Thank you for the tour, I’m very sorry for the losses and damages that occurred. It was interesting to see which ones didn’t seem to skip a beat. Love the mini greenhouse, I do similar and they work wonderful! So sweet of you to share your ways to success to help people struggling with their cuttings and such. It’s sad to see when “sellers” don’t want to help you succeed, maybe because they figure then you’ll come back for another or maybe they fear the competition of potentially another seller joining the ranks. Thank you for not only being a great seller, but also for being an overall great person!
I hate that your beautiful yard had to suffer, but it did provide an excellent learning experience. Thanks for the cute little cup-greenhouse demo too!
If others don't have a soldering iron, you can also use a wood-burning tool or even the end of a hot-glue gun without the glue to melt your holes. Just do it outside because the fumes are toxic.
Thank you for the cutting info. Happy to see the garden took minimal damage from that cold 🥶 Happy you were able to get such a good video out to us. Thanks as always .
Sorry you lost your Elliptica but I’m amazed there wasn’t more damage with those temps so that’s not too bad. Thanks for showing how you root your Hoyas. 💚😀
Thanks for the tip on rooting! I brought in most of my plants but had to leave a mycrophylla that is attached to the wall outside and it tolerated the cold splendidly. Hoping that we don't get any other cold days like that one.
Ric do you manage and care for all your plants by yourself? I can’t imagine looking after 3000+ plants alone. By the way this is a great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
Good evening. Glad your didn't have lots of damage to your beautiful plants. Thanks for sharing the info on rooting the hoyas. My questions are: 1) do you keep the new rooting hoyas inside the greenhouse or outside? Do you water them before you tape up the cups or at any time?
I’m always surprised by how clever and creative plant people are! The mini greenhouse idea makes perfect sense. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for showing us your propagation method for difficult-to-root Hoyas. I love your videos and your narration - so soothing and calming. Looking forward to next Sunday’s video.
glad to see majority of the plants survived the cold!
I could watch your video's all day, so relaxing and informative. I usually put them on while I'm working on props/planty stuff and very much enjoy myself.
Everything held up so well, and I am sure that speaks to the level of care they receive from you. Luckily all were strong enough to handle a rough couple days. Your backyard is amazing, thanks as always.
thank you so happy you find it relaxing
In my free time I love to sit back and watch your videos! lovely plants
I'm surprised so many of them survived in that low of a temperature!! Thanks for the video!
thank you for the "how to" segment! winter growing can be a challenge here in the north and cuttings are reluctant to root. your wisdom much appreciated.
I'm glad to see nearly everything outside survived the cold snap so well! Thanks for the rooting demonstration, it's great to see how a pro like you does it. :D
I’m always trying to find the easiest way to care for Hoyas, this way I can have more. 😂
Glad most of the plants made it through the cold, and thanks for the advice on the difficult cuttings- I have had a few of those!
Thank you for showing the reality of growing outdoors in Fl! I am on the mid coast and you answer so much and have great tips. Thank you!
Thank you for showing how to propagate some of the more difficult hoyas.
That’s the way that I put my newly received Hoya in to recover them from the stress.
I hate that you had any damage but also happy there wasn't more. Thanks for sharing your propagation technique. Now I'm going to go get the strawberry picks and cut up a bunch of plants! ;)
Thanks for showing how to root cuttings. I learned something new!
you are most welcome… thanks for watching.
Thankyou for showing us the rooting method so easy!
try it and let me know how you do
It was so nice to see you at the start of the video! beautiful garden, as always! and thank you for the info on rooting hoya!
Thank you for the rooting tutorial, gonna get some coconut husk. I've been using potting mix, perlite, worm castings and orchid bark for mine. But I heard some hoyas actually love coconut husk the most.
Thank you. I'll be not so worried to root some hoyas. 🌱❤🌱
Hahah my dogs ears perked up when you used the packing tape. I like the little makeshift individual greenhouse for the cutting! If i run into issues I may give this a try
Yeah Swiffer hates the tape gun. She gets all upset at me.
Great tip for rooting cuttings! I’ll have to try it out.
Very helpful seeing how you root your cuttings. Sorry you lost some plants with the cold weather.
Thank you!
It could of been worse.
Thank you Ric! I will be trying this method today. Be well.🌿🌿🌿
thank you, let me know how it works for you
It looks kinda strange seeing you were a jacket in your yard.I’m glad that all your Hoyas made it though the cold snap. The root technique was very helpful
I know… I’m always wearing t-shirts but today barely made it to 62 so that’s cold for Florida
I really like that you started the video showing you. I'm glad to see so many Hoyas survived... That poor elliptica 😪😪 But, that EPC 1015 is so beautiful. Thanks for the video
I’ll be showing myself more also will add more personal stuff
Thanks sharing your garden so beautiful Hoya and orchids
thank you!
I LOVE the cup mini greenhouse! Btw.. that's the biggest ponytail palm I've seen in my life. I'm in Ohio so that's probably why lol
Yeah it’s a big one the base alone is 2 feet wide 😂
I'm sorry that some of your plants didn't weather the storm. I love elliptica, but man; it can be tough. Thank you for the rooting demo. I have a couple that just don't want to root. I'm going to try the tiny greenhouse method. (And also stop picking them up constantly 😬)
😂 don’t move them
🙏🏻Thank you Ric for sharing your knowledge🙏🏻
My pleasure
Thanks for the awesome video.
Amy
thank you for watching and supporting my channel
Ric Thank You for your videos.
thanks for watching
Amazing as usual
Thanks for sharing your propagation method! Glad your plants had minimal damage. Thanks for another relaxing and informative video!
Thank you for adding what mix you use for your cuttings. I’ve been experimenting and really like using fluval stratum so far but was looking for a mix to transfer them to.
I’ve been using fluval too for some harder cuttings. I’ve been moving over to homemade pon and it has been working well.
I love fluval! I've been using it for almost all of my cuttings lately. It's very dry in my house during winter & I think the extra moisture from the fluval-water helps with rooting a lot!
Thank you. I might have to try this with my sigillatis.
Yeah … definitely easy and effective
Now I need to buy more cups :)
nice demo we would appreciate updates too
Thank you for the tour, I’m very sorry for the losses and damages that occurred. It was interesting to see which ones didn’t seem to skip a beat. Love the mini greenhouse, I do similar and they work wonderful! So sweet of you to share your ways to success to help people struggling with their cuttings and such. It’s sad to see when “sellers” don’t want to help you succeed, maybe because they figure then you’ll come back for another or maybe they fear the competition of potentially another seller joining the ranks. Thank you for not only being a great seller, but also for being an overall great person!
thank you!
I appreciate the kind words.
I hate that your beautiful yard had to suffer, but it did provide an excellent learning experience. Thanks for the cute little cup-greenhouse demo too!
If others don't have a soldering iron, you can also use a wood-burning tool or even the end of a hot-glue gun without the glue to melt your holes. Just do it outside because the fumes are toxic.
Love the tutorial. Tks!
Thank you!
Thank you for the cutting info. Happy to see the garden took minimal damage from that cold 🥶 Happy you were able to get such a good video out to us. Thanks as always .
You are most welcome 🥰
Glad you did relatively well with the cold snap-I loved seeing how you rooted the difficult cutting- thanks for your Sunday tours!!!
thank you!
Nice tutorial Ric thanks! Breaks my heart to see all the cold damage 😢
Thank you! Yeah… it’s hard to move some of the plants when they are so intertwined
Beuatiful
I do the same but use clear soda cups from family members..no tape comes with a top with air hole.
Yeah I love the iced coffee/clear slurpee cups from 7-11 with the little dome lids too.
Yesss, I use clear Taco Bell cups that my daughter saved for me and iced coffee from McDonald’s! They work great.
Thank you sooooo much for the tour and fantastic tips Ric!! Thanks for all you do!!!
Thank you for watching 🤗
Sorry you lost your Elliptica but I’m amazed there wasn’t more damage with those temps so that’s not too bad. Thanks for showing how you root your Hoyas. 💚😀
Yeah…lucky it stayed above 32
Thanks for the tip on rooting! I brought in most of my plants but had to leave a mycrophylla that is attached to the wall outside and it tolerated the cold splendidly. Hoping that we don't get any other cold days like that one.
Ric do you manage and care for all your plants by yourself? I can’t imagine looking after 3000+ plants alone. By the way this is a great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us.
It’s a full time job but I love it.
❤💚👍
Thanks for the update and I've tried that method and it started growing mold should I had more vent holes?
Good evening. Glad your didn't have lots of damage to your beautiful plants. Thanks for sharing the info on rooting the hoyas. My questions are: 1) do you keep the new rooting hoyas inside the greenhouse or outside? Do you water them before you tape up the cups or at any time?
I have them in the greenhouse… the tricky is to keep it around 80 degrees. The mix should be saturated with water before you tape it up
@@ricshoyasRHM thank you
Ric thank you for that tutorial! Do you water at all or let humidity take care of moisture?
If I see it needs some. I’ll add about about an 1/2 ounce of water at a time.
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Ric, Do you use dry mix for the cuttings or wet?
I make sure the mix is really wet
Do you water during rooting or leave it closed the whole time until you see roots?
My orchid is producing flower buds . But they are drying and falling off.😢
Sorry to hear that. The cold can do that.
I checked Amazon for " strawberry picks"......I couldn't find them and I don't know what to call them
try plant fixing clips
Also try strawberry forks…
Ric, where can I buy your hoyas?
I usually sell Hoyas on my Facebook group ( link in description)
@@ricshoyasRHM sweet! thanks!