Hoya multiflora (Shooting star hoya) Houseplant Care - 38 of 365
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- An unusual Hoya for its upright growth structure, thinner leaves, and unusual flowers, Hoya multiflora has taken the #38 spot of "365 Days of Plants". It's commonly known as the Shooting star hoya for the way that its flowers look and hang down like a bunch of shooting stars.
I'll go over care tips for this plant, including lighting, watering, growth structure, where it's native to and more!
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Hoya multiflora - amzn.to/3189yho
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beautiful plant, thanks for the video Summer.
Hoya are so amazing. This one is not in my collection yet, but I have not seen it readily available, at least where I live. Thank you again Summer for another great video, really enjoying this series.
I love hoya thank you summers 🌱
I’ve learned so much from your videos & you have plants I’ve not seen before 🥰 I’m going to take the master plant class soon.
Hi Summer! I haven't seen this Hoya before, but will certainly be watching for one. Again, thank you so much for taking the time on this series. I'm really enjoying them!
Hi Summer, thanks for the information. I just also want to mention, in case folks don’t know, that you shouldn’t cut off the flower spike after the flowers drop. It will rebloom on that same stalk over and over. Found this out accidentally. Mine is certainly a very slow grower too. I am going to repot it soon (after this flower is done) and hope that will help it get bushier. Right now, there is just one branch. Is there a way to get it to branch out more?
Hey girl hru never seen this one. Have nice and green weekend 🌴🍁🍂🍃🌰🌵🙊🙉👏😜😍😘😯
any chance you can add a little info about how safe/unsafe plants are around common household pets?
Did you get this hoya from Torill?
Hi did u visite chatuchak thai market ?
Hi Summer I'm new to plants and I love your videos ❤️️ Learning a lot Thank you I do have a question maybe you can answer We just move to a home with enclosed hot tub porch It's very humid and I want to move lots of plants in there For a jungle room I tough they love it there But what about the chemicals we have to put in our hot tub on weekly basis I worry that chlorine in the air will harm my plants I can't find any information on this subject and will appreciate your help
Did you ever find the answer?
When dealing with Hoya Multiflora in regards to cuttings and propagating, is the same as other Hoyas?
cut the top and root it :D
The flowers look like little dragon heads to me.
Do h. multiflora and papaschonii have similar care requirements. I just got multiflora "penang island" and the cutting looks very similar in leaf and growth structure. They both seem more terrestrial comapred to other hoyas.
My papaschonii does very good in a diy self-watering system with a little piece of rope as a wick and I am thinking about a similar setup for the multiflora.
New to me
Well I do certainly hope they kick us out! 😏 We terrestrial people are tired of being the red headed stepchildren of the hoyas. I always manage to sneak one into all my plant friend's collections if they don't have one.
So it might not be a hoya?
We still don't know, that's the issue. A lot of hoyas were in the dischidia and asclepia genus before being hoyas, so we don't know yet, wouldn't be surprised if this hoya along lockii and others are moved into centrostema, still in the milkweed family.
Please help. My Hoya’s shooting star leafs are turning yellow and are dropping.
Agnieszka Deadwyler I have heard to not water when in flower. 🤔
@@susanpratt4061 agreed!