magnifique collection, les miens sont vraiment très lents à pousser, j'adore ceux qui virent au rouge ainsi que ceux qui ont des feuilles rondes. Encore un super vlog, merci Fonnie
Hello, I also have the regular sigillatis since Feb 2023. It hangs in our East facing bedrm. window. I opening my eyes ea.morn. & its the 1st beauty I see. Its full,long, sunstressed & I haven't received a peduncle as of yet but its coming.I'm happy you showed the AH001 because I was considering purchasing that one also. Thank You for your informative info as always
Hi Fonnie, I absolutely love the sigillatis varieties!! I have the regular one, Alas river, AH-001, GPS 7240, and sigillatis Borneo. They are all under grow lights now, but grew outside over the summer. I definitely notice more distinct maroon coloration under the grow lights. I hope you’re doing well Fonnie!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video 😊 what kind of grow light are you using? 😀 I’m doing well and am not able to find time filming after the little one arrived 🙈 Being constantly occupied and lack of sleep 😪😅
@@tfyfonnie Oh my gosh, I know how hard it is. You will survive (although it doesn’t feel that way sometimes)! And congratulations to you and family!! I’m so glad baby arrived safe and sound. I’m using the Barrina T5s for all my sigillatis right now :)
I appreciate the display of the types of hoya selecting a particular group. Very fond of silver types. Please do coverage on the lacunosa types. I have several rooted cutting. Some are gaining momentum then there are some stunted in their growth. You gor me liking the sigilatis.
I really enjoyed this content and all the informations that you've provided 💚, i only have 3 clones of sigillatis. The 1st one is sp GPS 7240 that I got from Camilla, it grew so much and flowered one month ago. Then i have the sigillatis borneo and the EPC 960 . I love them all and they're growing peduncles actually at the same time, can't wait to make a comparison 😊
Thank you ☺️💚 I hope they do bloom in my condition and one day I can make a video 😊 but meanwhile you can check Miro’s IG😀 he has done some incredible work over sigillatis flower comparison 🌸
I’d watch anything you choose to share, but yes, lacunosa collection would be grand. Or krohniana, if you have several to share. Perhaps various Hoya carnosa varieties, even though many are pretty common.
Hi Fonnie. This has been an interesting video although I don’t own any of the plants mentioned, I am rather drawn to the small leaf types. Thanks for sharing your vast knowledge of Hoyas, I always enjoy watching your videos.
Since you have so many hoyas in your collection, maybe you can give us content on the colors of their flowers...I was attracted to these hoyas because of their foliage but I also want to collect them in their different shades of color...and also by the size of their flowers, some are in round shape or clustered, some are bigger in a few numbers...also talk to us about which ones are prolific bloomers, and which ones like to flower in succession...I'm all about the color, size and shapes of the flowers 😂😂😂
Very original video ❤ love it! Can you may do the finlaysonii complex? Or regular, Splash and Variegated of one plant like polyneura or Gunung Gading? Just examples, I'm not sure about your collections.
70-90% humidity, ~3000 lux, with lightdims brand white dims (from Amazon) over light bar. Smaller sized leaves were not my goal. Thanks for the great content; I especially appreciate the close up pics and your full descriptions of the plants.
My regular sigillatis is as sun stressed as yours that is exposed to sunlight. Mine has always been under a Sansi grow light.I am guessing that it has to do with the grow light. My Sansi grow light seems to produce the sun stressing of the actual sun. I have just the regular sigillatis.
I am just curious what you mean by "varieties"; are these subspecies, hybrids between subspecies, cultivars or something other? I see different terms being used in the hobby/field like "clones" which to me means a propagation of multiple genetically identical plants. It all gets confusing and sometimes it isn't clear what exactly people mean. The word "variety" is too general a term and could mean many different things.
Love all these sigillatis clones! I only have one so far, the most common one, but I find it amazing! I like this type of content, where you show us differences between similar Hoyas and even on the same plant, differences due to growing conditions. I would be curious if other species also exhibit major leaf difference due to lower light, for example some of the veiny ones, like meredithii, Gunung gading, if they start to go all green in lower light in room conditions in winter?
Glad you enjoyed the video!:) my sigillatis regular that is next to my south facing window has it’s redness reduced during winter (while much less sunlight is provided).
I like learning the variety of Hoyas in each species.
I am also thinking of Hoya Lyi varieties apart from lacunosa. Hopefully I can find some time to do that 😊
They are all beautiful my favourite is the silver but the sun stressing on the regular is stunning xx
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Really interesting to see them all side by side 💚
Glad you enjoyed it🤗
Lovely Hoya collection. My fav is the Regular sigillatis.
Yes, I would love to see your lacunosa, too! ❤
I need to find where all of them are 😁🙈
@@tfyfonnie 😆 I hope all is well with you ❤️ 🙏🏽
magnifique collection, les miens sont vraiment très lents à pousser, j'adore ceux qui virent au rouge ainsi que ceux qui ont des feuilles rondes. Encore un super vlog, merci Fonnie
Glad you always enjoyed my content💚
I love any of your videos, Fonnie, as long as they are about hoyas
Thank you 😊 I’d love to make more Hoya videos when I have time 😀
Hello, I also have the regular sigillatis since Feb 2023. It hangs in our East facing bedrm. window. I opening my eyes ea.morn. & its the 1st beauty I see. Its full,long, sunstressed & I haven't received a peduncle as of yet but its coming.I'm happy you showed the AH001 because I was considering purchasing that one also. Thank You for your informative info as always
It’s always super encouraging when we see Hoyas in the morning with a warm beam of morning light 💚
Hi Fonnie, I absolutely love the sigillatis varieties!! I have the regular one, Alas river, AH-001, GPS 7240, and sigillatis Borneo. They are all under grow lights now, but grew outside over the summer. I definitely notice more distinct maroon coloration under the grow lights. I hope you’re doing well Fonnie!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video 😊 what kind of grow light are you using? 😀
I’m doing well and am not able to find time filming after the little one arrived 🙈 Being constantly occupied and lack of sleep 😪😅
@@tfyfonnie Oh my gosh, I know how hard it is. You will survive (although it doesn’t feel that way sometimes)! And congratulations to you and family!! I’m so glad baby arrived safe and sound.
I’m using the Barrina T5s for all my sigillatis right now :)
Yes i will love a lacunosa video there is more lacunosa that i need to purchase 😊
I need to start finding where all of my Lacunosas locate then 🙈
I appreciate the display of the types of hoya selecting a particular group. Very fond of silver types. Please do coverage on the lacunosa types. I have several rooted cutting. Some are gaining momentum then there are some stunted in their growth. You gor me liking the sigilatis.
Thank you! I need to find where all of my Lacunosas locate then😄
I like Hoyas like meredithii or any big veined Hoyas
Which veiny Hoya is your favourite?😀
I really enjoyed this content and all the informations that you've provided 💚, i only have 3 clones of sigillatis. The 1st one is sp GPS 7240 that I got from Camilla, it grew so much and flowered one month ago. Then i have the sigillatis borneo and the EPC 960 . I love them all and they're growing peduncles actually at the same time, can't wait to make a comparison 😊
Thank you ☺️💚 I hope they do bloom in my condition and one day I can make a video 😊 but meanwhile you can check Miro’s IG😀 he has done some incredible work over sigillatis flower comparison 🌸
I’d watch anything you choose to share, but yes, lacunosa collection would be grand. Or krohniana, if you have several to share. Perhaps various Hoya carnosa varieties, even though many are pretty common.
Glad you enjoyed my content! I need to find where all my Lacunosas locate then 🙈
Hi Fonnie. This has been an interesting video although I don’t own any of the plants mentioned, I am rather drawn to the small leaf types. Thanks for sharing your vast knowledge of Hoyas, I always enjoy watching your videos.
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed my videos☺️🌱
Hello. Thank you for your content. Yes please, lacunosa video. Again, THANK YOU!
I loved this video so much! And I would love to see one on Lacunosa too, I have recently started collecting them! 😍
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it ☺️ I need to start finding where are all different Lacunosa located 🙈
Since you have so many hoyas in your collection, maybe you can give us content on the colors of their flowers...I was attracted to these hoyas because of their foliage but I also want to collect them in their different shades of color...and also by the size of their flowers, some are in round shape or clustered, some are bigger in a few numbers...also talk to us about which ones are prolific bloomers, and which ones like to flower in succession...I'm all about the color, size and shapes of the flowers 😂😂😂
Very original video ❤ love it! Can you may do the finlaysonii complex? Or regular, Splash and Variegated of one plant like polyneura or Gunung Gading? Just examples, I'm not sure about your collections.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed the video 💚Great suggestion! I will try to make videos with this theme😊
I have the VL 9. It is in my cabinet and is a pretty slow grower. The leaves on mine are significantly smaller than yours.
Really? What conditions are you providing for the smaller leaves size?
70-90% humidity, ~3000 lux, with lightdims brand white dims (from Amazon) over light bar. Smaller sized leaves were not my goal. Thanks for the great content; I especially appreciate the close up pics and your full descriptions of the plants.
Which Hoya species you have shows the widest range of variation?
My regular sigillatis is as sun stressed as yours that is exposed to sunlight. Mine has always been under a Sansi grow light.I am guessing that it has to do with the grow light. My Sansi grow light seems to produce the sun stressing of the actual sun. I have just the regular sigillatis.
That’s wonderful to know Sansi grow light are doing great for Hoyas! 😀
I am just curious what you mean by "varieties"; are these subspecies, hybrids between subspecies, cultivars or something other? I see different terms being used in the hobby/field like "clones" which to me means a propagation of multiple genetically identical plants. It all gets confusing and sometimes it isn't clear what exactly people mean. The word "variety" is too general a term and could mean many different things.
That’s also my struggle, not sure which ones are ssp. or cv.. so I chose to use the general term “varieties” that covers everything 🌱
I have had such a hard time with GPS 7240 and alas river 😩
Which part do you struggle? Lemme know if I can help with care tips 😊
Love all these sigillatis clones! I only have one so far, the most common one, but I find it amazing! I like this type of content, where you show us differences between similar Hoyas and even on the same plant, differences due to growing conditions. I would be curious if other species also exhibit major leaf difference due to lower light, for example some of the veiny ones, like meredithii, Gunung gading, if they start to go all green in lower light in room conditions in winter?
Glad you enjoyed the video!:) my sigillatis regular that is next to my south facing window has it’s redness reduced during winter (while much less sunlight is provided).