I love these videos. I used to "hate" hoyas, then I was gifted a Krimson queen, and I fell down the rabbit hole. I'm definitely adding some of these to my wishlist.
💯Hoyas do need more water than what you might think! Although their foliage is thick and succulent, their roots are small and thin. I changed the soil to a less chunky mix and water more frequently and they’re thriving!
Hoyas are perfect plants in (small) apartments here in Paris or anywhere else in big cities, they are small, growing slowly and has a certain "charm" like in "le charme discret de la bourgeoisie", they are not "in your face" like those philodendrons or anthuriums beauties.... I have yet 3 of them, a Hoya wayetii, a Hoya retusa and a Hoya linearis. I am now considering buying a Hoya callistophylla and a Hoya australis Lisa ... they are so different that it is difficult to believe that they belong to the same family, like me and my sister, but this is another story .....
“I was one of those children who collected rocks and minerals, which I’m sure surprises none of you because of my addictive personality” 😂😂😂 Nick. We are the same. Love love love your Hoya content, thank you for sharing!
12:04 that scarring on the underside of the leaves is pretty characteristic of flat mites and would explain the years of no growth. I’m glad to see it’s growing for you!
I hope he reads it too. Commercial Growers, the Swedish Hoya Society, and much of Europe have known about these Flat Mites for years. Would have been nice if they had let us all know 8 years ago when they knew. Sulfur Treatments are the best. I use Tea Tree oil & water in a spray on the leaves and in the soil but there are times this won't be enough. The long time periods with no growth are also indicative of flat mites. There are a few species that can be super slow growers notoriously like Kerrii & Serpens but most Hoya should be vigorous growers as long as people fertilize year round. Yes year round. They work on roots during the winter and need the fertilizer so they can grow abundantly and productively in Spring & Summer. Found this out from a Botanist/ Chemist doing soil studies.
When i first started to love hoyas,I was sooo happy to just find the basic carnosa ,Krimsons and whatever else the big box stores offered up.After 2years of ordering on line now.I still look at my basic hoyas with awe.They have grown full,got pests,cleaned up gone thru alot and still are beautiful. THANK YOU for taking time to share and as always spread your knowledge to us.
Hi Nick! Oh my, you were in such a fun/sassy mood and I loved it! You're so much fun to watch and listen to. Those hoyas are really pretty! I hope you will do a video on all of your hoyas, and which ones are your favorite, and which ones bloom the most. I know you said your multiflora blooms a lot, and I hope to find one, but are there others that bloom quite often, too? Thank you so much for sharing!
Hoyas in semi hydro! Holy cow 90% grow right after receiving them. I keep them in a self watering pot with semi hydro (homemade pon) and they grow very fast! ❤
Great plant collection. I've gotten back into Hoya and am loving the community and, of course, the plants. I think I have 19 varieties now... beautiful. BTW, I have ordered from Plant Haven Toronto a number of times (I live in Toronto..so.... lol), love them; great plants; great service. Thanks for your vids. 😎🌱🪴🌵🌿
I just started getting my feet wet with Hoyas after my first plant survived winter! Love your videos. Thank you for arming me with the confidence to grow and repot house plants ❤
Thanks for the extra code for Planthaven Toronto, just ordered three very fun looking succulents/cacti including the euphorbia platyclada I first learned about on your channel :)
Cute hoyas! Carnosa varieties are some of my favorites. I really appreciate the common hoyas as well as the funky ones. I noticed after treating some of mine that barely grow for flat mites they started exploding with growth.
Hi Nick, great video and so much fun! Very enjoyable to watch! Love all these Hoyas.🥰. I agree that although we are taught that Hoyas don’t require watering very often, some of mine Hoyas have thrived with more water. Have a great growing season! 👌🪴🥰
Contrasting colors face each other opposite on the color wheel. Green/red, orange/blue, and purple/yellow. When these colors are placed next to each other it creates a sense of "popping out". When these colors are mixed together by pigment the color turns a yucky, dark brownish color. If you place the primary colors together using "light" they show up white. I majored in Art.
Oh wow! Globulosa is on my wishlist and just leveled up on my list to the point of being one that I’ll purchase it when I buy my next round of plants. It makes a huge difference when you see it in pictures vs on a video where you can see it move around, see variations of diff shades of green not picked up in a picture. And I’m sure seeing it in person intensifies everything. I’ll bet it stunning in person!
I've recently moved countries and had to sell my plants, but for a tiny Rhipsalis cutting that I smuggled in my carry on. Now I have 5 planties and one of them is something of a speckled Carnosa. Gorgeous. But Nick's definitely reminded me to get more Hoyas.
Nick thank for the Hoya lesson. .. they are my favorite plants now. thanks for talking about the mealy bugs. at first i thought i have mold and realize it mealy. I use what you suggest rubbing alcohol 70% mixed with water from one of those hand sanitizer bottles from Trader Joes (small and fine mist) works wonders, and it works charms. Im now less concerned about them since you gave your experience with the pest. My hoya is thriving in LECA, the only way i wll keep hoyas moving forward. thanks Nick everyone i come accross knows your channel Best to you
Hi Nick! First time seeing your channel. Subbed. Love your Hoyas and your presentation. I love all your planters as well. My favorite was the planter with blue color. Blue is my favorite color. Sapphire shade is the utmost lovely. You said Blue is most unnatural. Sky is blue, Ocean is blue. I am sure you will love blue soon. Best Regards. Happy New Yr 2024
I too discovered that hoyas prefer more water than I was giving them. Now that I am treating them more kindly (watering...lol) they are doing much better. Looking forward to the plant tour. Question: Now that we are heading into Spring, tell us about what fertilizers you use and how often. I still fertilize in the fall/winter if I see new growth on individual plants.
I don't have any of those hoyas, yet, however all of mine are growing like crazy right now. Including my compacta! My retusa flowered , if you count 1 single flower. Still hanging on after a week. Very excited to use your discount code now that it's warmer up here in Canada. Just ordered a Matilda, macrophylla variegated, bilobata, rotundiflora and some hoya soil mix. Could only use the 10% springnick discount with sale, but that pays for next day shipping! My east windows are being saved for my prayer plants because they love the draft free rooms. I have south + west windows with filtered light for my hoyas.
I ended up ordering from plant haven Toronto and I am IN LOVE. I got the CV Anne as well and I love her!!!! I also got a Globulosa cutting from a friend and I’m also in love with that!!! Thanks for this vid, I added most of them to my wish list 😂
Red and green and complimentary (opposite on the color wheel). Purple and green are contrasting colors (ie across from green but not directly. Basicallynext to red, such as purple and orange. Hence terracotta).😊
I went right out and got the CV Anne with your code and another plant that you may find of interest. I got a Dischidia Major which appears to have kind of a Hoya Serpens leaf shape HOWEVER it also grows a second type of leaf that is hollow inside for ants to hang out it. I am so excited to put my CV Anne next to the Callistophylla so it can start to get 'growth envy'
I love the classics, as well. Hoya pubicalyx is my absolute favorite! It used to be Wayetii, but they are such slow growers. I just got a Sheperdii , I'm super excited!
Off my soapbox, lol😉🤣😄🌱❤🌱❤ great content, fun, love hearing you be silly❤❤❤ Thanks for my Soltech discount! I ordered one for over my kitchen sink, I have 4 plants on a shelf over sink. Love it🤗❤🌱
I have not tried anything else, but I have not had any issues with soil. I use a mix of 1/3 bark, 1/3 perlite and 1/3 potting soil of decent quality. I keep all my hoyas on east facing windows. All of them are growing and a couple of them bloom multiple times per year. When I move them from the prop box to soil, I keep them in a zip lock for a while. This is mostly because I tend to forget watering on time, and these plants are more vulnerable after being moved to the pot. I do these for the valuable ones, I do leave the less precious ones to fend for themselves, and they usually survive 😛
I sure agree with u about those cheap Amazon lights .. I know nothing about lights except my plants don’t grow under them at all .. love all ur videos 😊❤
Those cheap Amazon lights are awesome. You just have to research them throughly. Otherwise I couldn’t keep plants and all my plants grow insanely fast and are very happy. If I could afford those expensive lights I would but I’m on a budget.
Blue unnatural? Apart from the sky, the sea, our veins, and your eyes! 😅 Blue is also one of the three primary colours in both the RYB colour model, and the RGB colour model. There are blue flowers, blue birds, blue insects and blue precious stones. 🥰
It actually is unnatural. What we see in nature as the color blue is actually green. It's true, hear me out: Humankind didn't differentiate between green and blue until we were able to produce blue dye. Until then blue was just a nuance of green for us. There still are languages that don't use a word for blue. I think Japanese is one of them.
@@schibbolethsquad44 The Japanese words for " Blue" are - ao (青, n.) and aoi (青い, adj.), the same kanji character as the Chinese qīng. Whether it blue or green differs completely on the conversation and subtext of such. If the color is "Sky Blue" it has its own name which is "Mizu". Having Japanese speakers in our family I have learned over the last 43 years that the Japanese language is very specific and is very detailed. An example of this is that there are over 10 different ways just to count in Japanese. Ways to count big things, little things, 3 ways to count numbers, ways to count people etc. The Himba people of Namibia have no word for the color blue.
Nice video! I definitely have not seen most of these in plant stores (and I work in one!). It's interesting to hear what works for people, and what doesn't. My Hoyas grow wonderfully under lights - what lights are you using? (I'm using Florawaves.) Callistophylla can definitely take its time...for me it usually sends out long whips in mid summer, and then spends the next few months adding a leaf here and there. Blooming is usually in late winter. I grow almost exclusively in soil. Stenophylla means "narrow leaved." (What a surprise, eh?) Pauciflora - you pronounced it just fine. But Bruning (of the pots) is "Broo-ning".😀
First love you! But it kills me how calm you are when you discover Mealy Bugs 😱 I would had to stop the video and go take care of that situation immediately. 🤣😂And what grow lights are no good?
Axillary buds. Pauciflora means few flowers (as you can see there are none :D) Stenophylla = slender leaf. Nice potsssss 🤩 and gorgeus Hoyassss - I just want to grow Hoya 😆
I sooo love the hoyas & have 3 that I grow in LECA......do you find them, in general, to be slow growing......or am I doing something wrong???? love your RUclipss
We need a Steve's Leaves in Germany 👀 I spotted a few Hoya in garden centers/ stores around here the pevious year - Wayettii, Carnosa, Khroniana, even a Hindu rope once and a Linearis. But they have all disappeared 👀 I've been to garden centers a couple times this year to snoop. Not a single Hoya anywhere. Not even a Carnosa. Nothing 👀 The only way for me to get Hoya are through private sellers.
I love these videos. I used to "hate" hoyas, then I was gifted a Krimson queen, and I fell down the rabbit hole. I'm definitely adding some of these to my wishlist.
I just recently got my first hoya... a Krimson Queen. I adore her! I'm hooked. 😂
💯Hoyas do need more water than what you might think! Although their foliage is thick and succulent, their roots are small and thin. I changed the soil to a less chunky mix and water more frequently and they’re thriving!
Agreed!! I find that they thrive in a coco coir mix because of the water retention. Chunky soil and they start to desiccate their roots for me.
Hoyas are perfect plants in (small) apartments here in Paris or anywhere else in big cities, they are small, growing slowly and has a certain "charm" like in "le charme discret de la bourgeoisie", they are not "in your face" like those philodendrons or anthuriums beauties.... I have yet 3 of them, a Hoya wayetii, a Hoya retusa and a Hoya linearis. I am now considering buying a Hoya callistophylla and a Hoya australis Lisa ... they are so different that it is difficult to believe that they belong to the same family, like me and my sister, but this is another story .....
😂✌🏼
Idk, I think blue can compliment earthy colors pretty well. More than half the planet is blue :)
“I was one of those children who collected rocks and minerals, which I’m sure surprises none of you because of my addictive personality” 😂😂😂 Nick. We are the same.
Love love love your Hoya content, thank you for sharing!
same!
“So rewarding, so fabulous”, you crack me up. Thanks for being you
It would be great if you would take some time to zoom-in on the plants you feature. I'd love to see them close up!
Thank you for including script of the names of the Hoya on the video screen. So I can screenshot them w the pics. I want them all!
12:04 that scarring on the underside of the leaves is pretty characteristic of flat mites and would explain the years of no growth. I’m glad to see it’s growing for you!
Exactly what I was going to say!
Came here to say this.
Exactly what I was gonna say. 💚 Hope Nick reads your post.
I hope he reads it too. Commercial Growers, the Swedish Hoya Society, and much of Europe have known about these Flat Mites for years. Would have been nice if they had let us all know 8 years ago when they knew. Sulfur Treatments are the best. I use Tea Tree oil & water in a spray on the leaves and in the soil but there are times this won't be enough. The long time periods with no growth are also indicative of flat mites. There are a few species that can be super slow growers notoriously like Kerrii & Serpens but most Hoya should be vigorous growers as long as people fertilize year round. Yes year round. They work on roots during the winter and need the fertilizer so they can grow abundantly and productively in Spring & Summer. Found this out from a Botanist/ Chemist doing soil studies.
End all works too!
When i first started to love hoyas,I was sooo happy to just find the basic carnosa ,Krimsons and whatever else the big box stores offered up.After 2years of ordering on line now.I still look at my basic hoyas with awe.They have grown full,got pests,cleaned up gone thru alot and still are beautiful. THANK YOU for taking time to share and as always spread your knowledge to us.
Hi Nick! Oh my, you were in such a fun/sassy mood and I loved it! You're so much fun to watch and listen to. Those hoyas are really pretty! I hope you will do a video on all of your hoyas, and which ones are your favorite, and which ones bloom the most. I know you said your multiflora blooms a lot, and I hope to find one, but are there others that bloom quite often, too? Thank you so much for sharing!
Absolutely adore that blue pot.
All I can say, the hole is deep. I brought two more hoyas home yesterday, making my collection to 15. Yes, I am still young in the hoya world 😂
Yay! A hoya video from Nick! What a nice surprise for the morning :)
Green, violet and orange are secondary colors. Red, blue and yellow are primary colors.
Hoyas in semi hydro! Holy cow 90% grow right after receiving them. I keep them in a self watering pot with semi hydro (homemade pon) and they grow very fast! ❤
Loved all these and all your pot pairings. I am a fan of the gray terra cotta❤
Always a great day when I see Nick posted 🥰 Thanks for sharing!
Just found your channel today. Binge watching lots of them. Great information. So jealous of all your plants. Love them! Love your vibe too.
Great plant collection. I've gotten back into Hoya and am loving the community and, of course, the plants. I think I have 19 varieties now... beautiful. BTW, I have ordered from Plant Haven Toronto a number of times (I live in Toronto..so.... lol), love them; great plants; great service. Thanks for your vids. 😎🌱🪴🌵🌿
I just started getting my feet wet with Hoyas after my first plant survived winter! Love your videos. Thank you for arming me with the confidence to grow and repot house plants ❤
Love you Nick! Thanks for being a good teacher.
Hoya's are my favorite and I have 'pot envy'....love your pots.
Thanks for the extra code for Planthaven Toronto, just ordered three very fun looking succulents/cacti including the euphorbia platyclada I first learned about on your channel :)
Cute hoyas! Carnosa varieties are some of my favorites. I really appreciate the common hoyas as well as the funky ones.
I noticed after treating some of mine that barely grow for flat mites they started exploding with growth.
Same! Blasted flat mites.
Lol same! Now when in doubt, treat for mites
What works on mites?
@@nereisa sulfur, hard water sprays on the leaves, ive heard azamax works too.
@@jorlandia4363 well… I can’t spray my Hindu rope. Guess I’ll have to find sulfur and dunk it. Thanks!
Great video! Hoyas are my favorite. I'd love it if you could include what the blooms look and smell like as well.
From my experience, if you place the vines on a trellis you will get leaves.😊
Hi Nick, great video and so much fun! Very enjoyable to watch! Love all these Hoyas.🥰. I agree that although we are taught that Hoyas don’t require watering very often, some of mine Hoyas have thrived with more water. Have a great growing season! 👌🪴🥰
You're my favorite now 😅 i love the way you talk to us... I really enjoy watching your videos... So fun and natural and informative too ... ❤❤❤
You are just awesome you know your stuff about plants any variety
Contrasting colors face each other opposite on the color wheel. Green/red, orange/blue, and purple/yellow. When these colors are placed next to each other it creates a sense of "popping out". When these colors are mixed together by pigment the color turns a yucky, dark brownish color. If you place the primary colors together using "light" they show up white. I majored in Art.
Ecstasy would be getting hoyas to flower.
I just got a Globulosa two days ago. I was so excited to find one from a local collector
Hey Nick, as another persons message. The Hoyas that aren’t growing, Callistaphyllia most likely have flat mites. 💚
Oh wow! Globulosa is on my wishlist and just leveled up on my list to the point of being one that I’ll purchase it when I buy my next round of plants. It makes a huge difference when you see it in pictures vs on a video where you can see it move around, see variations of diff shades of green not picked up in a picture. And I’m sure seeing it in person intensifies everything. I’ll bet it stunning in person!
Hope you did! I’m loving mine so much!
ty for the code! finally found my endauensis 💚
Loved the variety and energy on this video!
Alright know I’m going to love this, my favorite genus 🎉
I've recently moved countries and had to sell my plants, but for a tiny Rhipsalis cutting that I smuggled in my carry on. Now I have 5 planties and one of them is something of a speckled Carnosa. Gorgeous. But Nick's definitely reminded me to get more Hoyas.
The sale with 10% code worked this afternoon. Thank you very much Plant Haven Toronto!!! So excited to get my order.
Nick thank for the Hoya lesson. .. they are my favorite plants now. thanks for talking about the mealy bugs. at first i thought i have mold and realize it mealy. I use what you suggest rubbing alcohol 70% mixed with water from one of those hand sanitizer bottles from Trader Joes (small and fine mist) works wonders, and it works charms. Im now less concerned about them since you gave your experience with the pest. My hoya is thriving in LECA, the only way i wll keep hoyas moving forward.
thanks Nick
everyone i come accross knows your channel
Best to you
I was just thinking about you yesterday and hoping you'd have a video put today. You're always informative and just plain fun to watch!
First time watching your video- I Love You ❤
Love hoya updates! Can’t wait to see how they look by the end of the Summer 😊
Hi Nick! First time seeing your channel. Subbed. Love your Hoyas and your presentation. I love all your planters as well. My favorite was the planter with blue color. Blue is my favorite color. Sapphire shade is the utmost lovely. You said Blue is most unnatural. Sky is blue, Ocean is blue. I am sure you will love blue soon. Best Regards. Happy New Yr 2024
Thanks for the super fun video + sharing all your knowledge! ☺️
Thank you for sharing beautiful and amazing plants lovely collection
I too discovered that hoyas prefer more water than I was giving them. Now that I am treating them more kindly (watering...lol) they are doing much better. Looking forward to the plant tour. Question: Now that we are heading into Spring, tell us about what fertilizers you use and how often. I still fertilize in the fall/winter if I see new growth on individual plants.
That is my favorite genus of plants, love my Hoyas. Hope to get the spartinoidies soon
I really enjoy your videos. thank you. I can't believe Hoyas can sit still for 2 years and not grown anything. I didn't know any plant could do that.
Blue? Unnatural?? Hmm.. the sky! The sea! 😆 but I understand why blue is a color a lot of people don't like too much. Lol..
I don't have any of those hoyas, yet, however all of mine are growing like crazy right now. Including my compacta! My retusa flowered , if you count 1 single flower. Still hanging on after a week. Very excited to use your discount code now that it's warmer up here in Canada.
Just ordered a Matilda, macrophylla variegated, bilobata, rotundiflora and some hoya soil mix. Could only use the 10% springnick discount with sale, but that pays for next day shipping!
My east windows are being saved for my prayer plants because they love the draft free rooms. I have south + west windows with filtered light for my hoyas.
I have only ever seen albo-marginata macrophylla as well. However, mine is starting to really get large and it is a stunner once it gets going. ❤️
I ended up ordering from plant haven Toronto and I am IN LOVE. I got the CV Anne as well and I love her!!!! I also got a Globulosa cutting from a friend and I’m also in love with that!!! Thanks for this vid, I added most of them to my wish list 😂
Red and green and complimentary (opposite on the color wheel). Purple and green are contrasting colors (ie across from green but not directly. Basicallynext to red, such as purple and orange. Hence terracotta).😊
I went right out and got the CV Anne with your code and another plant that you may find of interest. I got a Dischidia Major which appears to have kind of a Hoya Serpens leaf shape HOWEVER it also grows a second type of leaf that is hollow inside for ants to hang out it. I am so excited to put my CV Anne next to the Callistophylla so it can start to get 'growth envy'
I love the classics, as well. Hoya pubicalyx is my absolute favorite! It used to be Wayetii, but they are such slow growers. I just got a Sheperdii , I'm super excited!
Hello friend. Your Hoya collection is gorgeous and that was just a fraction of your green babies.❤
Off my soapbox, lol😉🤣😄🌱❤🌱❤ great content, fun, love hearing you be silly❤❤❤ Thanks for my Soltech discount! I ordered one for over my kitchen sink, I have 4 plants on a shelf over sink. Love it🤗❤🌱
Love the Hoya content but your pots are always the best!!!!
Love your hoyas! 🙌😍
I have not tried anything else, but I have not had any issues with soil. I use a mix of 1/3 bark, 1/3 perlite and 1/3 potting soil of decent quality. I keep all my hoyas on east facing windows. All of them are growing and a couple of them bloom multiple times per year. When I move them from the prop box to soil, I keep them in a zip lock for a while. This is mostly because I tend to forget watering on time, and these plants are more vulnerable after being moved to the pot. I do these for the valuable ones, I do leave the less precious ones to fend for themselves, and they usually survive 😛
I sure agree with u about those cheap Amazon lights .. I know nothing about lights except my plants don’t grow under them at all .. love all ur videos 😊❤
Love your pots to
Those cheap Amazon lights are awesome. You just have to research them throughly. Otherwise I couldn’t keep plants and all my plants grow insanely fast and are very happy. If I could afford those expensive lights I would but I’m on a budget.
All so beautiful
💚🌵☘️🌱💚
Fun picks! Thanks for the laughs 😂
You were "on" today...
Love it when youre sassy❤
Blue unnatural? Apart from the sky, the sea, our veins, and your eyes! 😅 Blue is also one of the three primary colours in both the RYB colour model, and the RGB colour model. There are blue flowers, blue birds, blue insects and blue precious stones. 🥰
I was thinking the same thing 🤔 haha I also dislike blue, but it's definitely a "nature color" for sure
It actually is unnatural. What we see in nature as the color blue is actually green. It's true, hear me out: Humankind didn't differentiate between green and blue until we were able to produce blue dye. Until then blue was just a nuance of green for us. There still are languages that don't use a word for blue. I think Japanese is one of them.
Very very small amount of naturally occurring blue flowers.
@@schibbolethsquad44 The Japanese words for " Blue" are - ao (青, n.) and aoi (青い, adj.), the same kanji character as the Chinese qīng. Whether it blue or green differs completely on the conversation and subtext of such. If the color is "Sky Blue" it has its own name which is "Mizu". Having Japanese speakers in our family I have learned over the last 43 years that the Japanese language is very specific and is very detailed. An example of this is that there are over 10 different ways just to count in Japanese. Ways to count big things, little things, 3 ways to count numbers, ways to count people etc. The Himba people of Namibia have no word for the color blue.
Agree lol maybe because blue pigments are rare, the color blue itself seems not so hard to find
I love your channel!
Just watching this today. Peppers has "latifolia" the green version of Macrophylla variegata
Cool Hoyas thank you
I ordered a couple Hoya from Steve’s leaves & got them Friday
Nice video! I definitely have not seen most of these in plant stores (and I work in one!).
It's interesting to hear what works for people, and what doesn't. My Hoyas grow wonderfully under lights - what lights are you using? (I'm using Florawaves.) Callistophylla can definitely take its time...for me it usually sends out long whips in mid summer, and then spends the next few months adding a leaf here and there. Blooming is usually in late winter. I grow almost exclusively in soil.
Stenophylla means "narrow leaved." (What a surprise, eh?)
Pauciflora - you pronounced it just fine. But Bruning (of the pots) is "Broo-ning".😀
The sky is blue
First love you! But it kills me how calm you are when you discover Mealy Bugs 😱 I would had to stop the video and go take care of that situation immediately. 🤣😂And what grow lights are no good?
My Hoya Bella is loving leca.
Globulose leaves ROFL 💚
Axillary buds. Pauciflora means few flowers (as you can see there are none :D) Stenophylla = slender leaf. Nice potsssss 🤩 and gorgeus Hoyassss - I just want to grow Hoya 😆
So fabulous😂🎉😊
I sooo love the hoyas & have 3 that I grow in LECA......do you find them, in general, to be slow growing......or am I doing something wrong???? love your RUclipss
I’m first yay 🎉this video made my day.
The sky, oceans, lakes, seas etc are all blue… very natural color lol
Me with a Q tip, isopropyl and my Hindu rope laughing at Nick saying ‘ mealies are no problem!!!’
P.S. and the Birkin pots. If that's how it spelled 😂
We need a Steve's Leaves in Germany 👀 I spotted a few Hoya in garden centers/ stores around here the pevious year - Wayettii, Carnosa, Khroniana, even a Hindu rope once and a Linearis. But they have all disappeared 👀 I've been to garden centers a couple times this year to snoop. Not a single Hoya anywhere. Not even a Carnosa. Nothing 👀
The only way for me to get Hoya are through private sellers.
I googled stenophylla and aparently it means slender leaves, which totally makes sense.
Whats the amazing tri-lobed plant in the background?
It's a philodendron tripartitum. Got mine from Steve's Leaves.
I just ordered a cv Ann from plant haven Toronto! But now I need a globulosa 😩
Purple and yellow are opposite on the color wheel. Green is almost yellow! 😂
When you put spagnum moss in planter how often do you water
H💚YAS!!!
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I love Hoyas where can I find
Where did you get the bamboo hoop? I live in the US, Michigan.
Why not make a Top 5 Hoyas video?
I need help with my Hoya curtisii! Not on this video but HELP
You are such a bad influence! Now I need a globulosa!!!
what type of pot is it in?
Dude, I do like your collection of hoyas but please talk slower, loud and clear because not all people watching your channel are English speakers. 😒😏
Globulosa must refer to the flower clusters… globus= round/spherical
Steno = narrow
Pauci = having or involving few… so pauciflora refers to it blooming single flowers or pairs… not a large cluster like other hoya