as a blind plant enthusiast, i love these videos!!! you describe the plants in great detail, i can picture them and decide what ones i possibly want on my wishlist. thankyou so much, you just earned a new subscriber.
Oh that's so neat! I have often wondered about how neat it would be to design a garden for those with limited sight-- focusing on texture and scent rather that straight looks. I'll admit I didn't think too much of it with houseplants, but I do have a tradescantia that has the most magically silky feeling leaves, with a super fine fuzz on them. I bought it because it was striped white and green, but I can't stop petting the leaves whenever I check up on it.
I know your comment is years old but I love it. I do not have problems with my sight, but as someone whos love for plants is very tactile, I can appreciate this! The textures, thicknesses, and smells of plants are everything. Lol. Good luck with your plants!
Hoya manipurensis is weird. I think it much more closely resembles Dischidia. It gets moved in and out of the genus periodically. Also if anyone likes Hoya finlaysonii or H. callistophylla, there are a ton in that "family" that bear a close resemblance like H. sp. Germany, H. clemensiorum, H. vitellina, H. meredithii, H. kalimantan, H. sp. borneo gunung gading, H. deykeae, and H. vitellinoides (which arguably is just H. meredithii and not a separate plant at all). Also, yes, Hoya hypolasia is very pubescent. As for the mature red leaves, it's usually a reaction to very bright light or direct sun. A lot put out red leaves at first which turn green, but some mature leaves turn red with enough light like Hoya 'Sunrise' or H. sp. borneo gunung gading. Or H. bordenii in this case. This was great, I've been waiting for you to do Hoya. Thanks!
Just so you know, I’m having one of the worst days ever…. Im sitting down relaxing and winding down for the night. I haven’t watch this one yet because I’m just getting onto Hoyas. You still make people happy, even a year after posting this video! Thank you for making people happy, laugh and add some positivity in everyone’s life! 💕
Hahah straight up sounding our alarms with that loudspeaker!! Yay thank you for this beast of a ranking video, I love seeing all these different types of hoyas you compiled together, their diverse morphologies are so starkly contrasted and accentuates our appreciation for all of them ^_^ I think the Hoya praetorii blooms are so adorable they look like fuzzy hanging upside-down marmalade-coloured bats ^_^ And the Hoya aspar flowers look like a Van Gogh painting with all those swirly bits!
I hate them too And I'll tell you why i hate it because I can and people are gonna hate me for saying it but I'm gonna say it The leaf looks like it's been damaged, like, you know those leaves that get bug infested and they come out weird? That's what those leaves reminds me of, and it's not super helpful that it has yellow edges ... usually variegated versions of a leaf is inwards, like, in the middle instead of on the edges? Yeah, I'm defending Kaylee on this one lol Again, if you love them, I totally get it and this is just my personal opinion
You have to see Macrophylla when it’s gotten some light stress. They get red pigmentation around the margins of the leaves in a line that really frames the rest of the leaf. Stunning!
So excited! For the first time I have plants from various categories on the list! Carnosa compacta var. Imbricata Curtisii Latifolia I saw that pic of hoya latifolia and sourced basically the only one on the internet. Bought that boi so fast
Love it. I watched your Begonia Index too with my plant Wishlist open to take notes. Turns out I still hate most Hoyas... all but 3 LOL. But I still love looking at a robust list of one species. And I love the sorting from common to super rare.
Thank you for all the research you put into each of these videos!!!! They have educated me immensely and has inspired me to collect rare plants myself!! Growing has brought so much joy into my life already. Keep it up!!!
This just solidified the Hoyas I have on my wish list, but, OH, Kaylee! Now everyone else will also have them on their wish list, and they'll probably be even more expensive and harder to get. Thanks for that, and a big, warm welcome to all others joining the hoya hunt 😂😂😂 LOVED the length of the video. This honestly made my day 💕💕💕
Only ended up adding one to the list Hoya sp. Aspar, a girl can dream. I do already own 13 of the plants mentioned on the list and a handful more that weren't. One Hoya I've seen nobody talk about is Hoya Pandurata and it's the top of my wishlist, such a unique leaf shape
From what I understand, hoya classification is totally about the blooms. I think that’s why you see several plants with extremely similar foliage and question whether or not they’re the same plant. I like hoya fine (I have a few) but their foliage generally speaking is pretty unremarkable. Those little candy looking blooms though are killer!!
Totally disagree. I collect Hoyas for the massive veiny leaves and Jurassic looking leaves. Undulata , Gunang Gading & Clemensiorum are some examples. As for the blooms , I have zero interest in them.
Hey! I just want to thank you for your channel. Seeing your lovely plants and your love for and knowledge of these plants keeps me happy in this dire times
This was the best video!!! I was waiting for this one since you filmed the monstera rare plant index. I'm so happy, you did the most amazing job! Unfortunately, my wallet will take a hit! P.s. love how weird and more comfortable you have gotten! Yay
Really LOVED this! Loving that intro!! 😆. 🔊 I always add to my wishlist after these kinda vids! I have a callistophylla and a meredithii and I cant tell the difference between them. And still wondering if one of them is the Finlaysonii....🤷♀️
I don’t mind the long videos. I, too, have become a new Hoya head and appreciated all of these being highlighted. It was “affirming” in a very ridiculous way to know I have a few of these. Cudos for the extensive research you did to put this together! Soooo many varieties mentioned! Enjoy that drink! You deserve it! 🥂
My first Hoya was a Krinkle 8. Took months to identify it and left it in the pátio without much care. She survived, big and strong, and now is one of my favorite plants. Sorry, dear Hoya. I really love you now.
😃😘Just the BEST OF THE BEST HOYA video ever made! 🥰 This made my day Kaylee! Watched the whole thing while sitting at work, ignored all clients calls and emails coz gotta do what you gotta do aight?!!🤣 Thank you Kaylee! Gotta have those VERY RARE & EXTREMELY RARE HOYAS soooon! 😄 ...sending orders to my guy in Asia now...
Love this video! I think this information is really helpful for beginning houseplant enthusiasts so that they don’t spend more money on a plant than they should bc they’re just not aware of how common it is! Much appreciated, thank you!
Yay!!!! Kaylee has the Hoya Bug!! 😀 Welcome too the Club!!! ❤️ I love the Retusa, ie Frogs toes it’s because the tip ends are scalloped, so cute. The Obviate is so round an thick, it reminds me of a Manatee tail. Lol Thanks so much there are now many more on my wish list!! 😀
I’ve been collecting Hoyas for a while now and that does not appear to be a Hoya meredithii. The Hoya meredithii has much wider, flatter leaves that can have quite a funky ripple to them. The Hoya photo you included is listed on google as a meredithii but I’d imagine that to be incorrect.
If you look on Instagram there are much better photos and examples to choose from :) but sadly the one you showed is not correct. Otherwise, great video!
Awww I love my Hoya Curtisii and I actually do not like Pepperomia 😆 I would liken Hoya Curtisii more to Ceropegia Woodii. The leaves are hard like porcelain and get soft when they need watering. Highly recommend!
From what I can tell from a few serches around the interwebs there seems to be around 900 different hoyas that have be found so far , these plants are amazing.
The great thing about Hoyas, they bloom over & over from the same bloom spot so don't clip the hoya bloom after you "think" it's finished! It's just working up a new bloom coming soon!❤️
Kaylee Ellen: here is a rare plant index 4 u guys Few days later, here is my plant wish list 4 u guys Again after a few days:i am sorry guys ,i couldn't control myself .here is a plant haul
Hoya loving is a slippery slope 😂.. start with one next you own 42 and realise holy cow I’m addicted such beautiful plants even if they can be a little tricky
Most Hoya go red or flush with colour if exposed to sunlight, some sun stresses causes purple, some vivid red... as I progress through this vid OH YES! You have totally caught the bug 😂😂😂
@KayleeEllen I full on blame you/this video for my current Hoya addiction 😅😂😍. My bank account hates it but my son and I are obsessed with your videos! Thanks for the content. 💚
The red on that Bordenii's leaves came from sun stressing. It's basically the hoya version of a suntan. Some hoyas tan up right nice. Others look Irish when they've had too much sun
Loved the video Kaylee! - the length the hoyas, oh my gosh 😍 And so grateful for your honest opinion on which you liked and disliked - I felt like I was the only one who thought the kerii is ugly 😅
Hoya are the best, so easy to care for, easy to propagate and the leaves and flowers are wonderful 😍 Hoya Kerrii and Publicalyx Red are my favourites. they do have a sap on the flowers and I’ve heard kids lick them because it’s like honey 😂 so they are like lollies!
Love the list and I would love to have the Jody's Silver Hoya as well. I agree some of those flowers belong on a cupcake. I do have a few on the uncommon list and yes I do have a variegated Kerri. Now I have a few more I can hunt for. I love your Rare Plant Indexes!
"I'm not even sure I would get a bloom out of a hoya" I completely feel this haha. Same reason I picked out a Paphiopedilum lawrenceanum fma. hyeanum for an orchid since the foliage is super cool.
Awesome video! About the hoya with red leaves, it's usually when the new leaves come in but you can make a hoya go red, regardless of the age of the leaves if you have it in brighter light and withhold water - beware of killing it though, its a fine line! An easier way to keep your hoya's leaves red is to keep the humidity high when the new leaves come in (around 60% + humidity) and the hoya will keep its red blush and often some of the older leaves will blush too. This only works for hoya that have a tendency to go red, like pubicalyx species and the red ones you mentioned in your video, it won't work for all hoya for example polyneura etc (wouldn't a red polyneura be awesome though). If you have a variegated hoya and wish it to blush, for example, your krimson princess, be aware that giving it brighter light will make the new growth more pink/red but the variegated part of the leaf tends to retract itself from the bright light - so the leaves become taco shaped. If you're fine with that, go for it, but personally, I make sure my princess doesn't look like a hundred tiny green and pink tacos. Sorry for the giant long message haha.
Giiiiirl! 4:02, if that is your plant, you have a Heuschkeliana Variegata, and it’s been known to be a tricky one. Props to you, if that is growing in your home! The Hoya carnosa Rubra aka Krimson Princess has pink stems & much larger, thicker leaves :)
Hoya bug is REAL!!!!! I got one and had 7 within the month LOL. Love the indexes and love that you are honest about your opinion and state that it is just an opinion!
I love watching your rare plant indexes, and enjoyed the length of this one! I feel the same way you do about Hoya, they're not my absolute fav but I can see why other people like them. Could you please make a video explaining the differences between Colocasia vs Alocasia, and your thoughts about Colocasia as a houseplant?
Aww, shit! And here I thought I was FINALLY winding down to a KE plant video before for some sleep... I’m a couple minutes in and now I’m sitting up in bed furiously shopping for Hoyas for some reason 🤦🤣❤️
I was told by a gardener that if I will collect plants, I should consider collecting Hoyas. Thanks for this rare list, Kelly. (i was waiting for Hoya Philippines though. Sadly, it didnt make on your list.) hoya hoya hoya!
Great video. I love hoyas. And watching this made me add couple of new hoyas to my wishlist. Especially that Hoya compacta jody´s silver -beautiful foliage. And if you like foliage plants, you might like Hoya caudata. The leaves are mixed green with lots of grey spots, mature leaves are very stiff, and some of the leaves have wavy edges.
I really enjoyed this! I caught the hoya bug last year, but I prefer nice foliage, not just (maybe) future flowers (som of them tend to drip sticky sap all over your furniture, so be aware). The reds and purple leaves in some hoyas are caused by high light level, so keep that in mind. You can get the effect from strong grow lights :) It's hard to know what cuttings are easy to get in your area - suddenly there is a collector who's done some pruning and you can get lots of rare ones. I love how easy (most) hoyas are to propagate, and the fact that you can get cuttings quite cheap.
I got a H. Latifolia today. As I pulled it out of the box, I was like "shiiiiit!... Oh my god!..... shiiiit." Just a bot shocked over it's leaf size. Only one leaf, but it's massive. It's the size of my face. I could wear it as a mask. Lol. Great video, yes, the Hoya bug is highly contagious. I was strictly Aroids, but was given one in Dec. I have 16 now. Lol. Including a few on here. Latifolia, finlaysonii etc
I wanted to get the variegated version of the wayetti, but I haven't found one near me. So I settled for a smallish non-variegated version. I am obsessed with my hoya pubicalyx royal Hawaiian purple. It's gorgeous and super easy to care for.
Longer videos of index yessss plsss and thank you! Also longer wish list videos! Also a fish tank video tour!!! Dying for that!!!!! Love your channel!!!!!
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as a blind plant enthusiast, i love these videos!!! you describe the plants in great detail, i can picture them and decide what ones i possibly want on my wishlist. thankyou so much, you just earned a new subscriber.
This comment is everything to me. Thank you!
Oh that's so neat! I have often wondered about how neat it would be to design a garden for those with limited sight-- focusing on texture and scent rather that straight looks.
I'll admit I didn't think too much of it with houseplants, but I do have a tradescantia that has the most magically silky feeling leaves, with a super fine fuzz on them. I bought it because it was striped white and green, but I can't stop petting the leaves whenever I check up on it.
That’s why I like her too. She describes things so well.
Oh some blooms look like nipple stickers hahah
I know your comment is years old but I love it. I do not have problems with my sight, but as someone whos love for plants is very tactile, I can appreciate this! The textures, thicknesses, and smells of plants are everything. Lol. Good luck with your plants!
Hoya manipurensis is weird. I think it much more closely resembles Dischidia. It gets moved in and out of the genus periodically. Also if anyone likes Hoya finlaysonii or H. callistophylla, there are a ton in that "family" that bear a close resemblance like H. sp. Germany, H. clemensiorum, H. vitellina, H. meredithii, H. kalimantan, H. sp. borneo gunung gading, H. deykeae, and H. vitellinoides (which arguably is just H. meredithii and not a separate plant at all). Also, yes, Hoya hypolasia is very pubescent.
As for the mature red leaves, it's usually a reaction to very bright light or direct sun. A lot put out red leaves at first which turn green, but some mature leaves turn red with enough light like Hoya 'Sunrise' or H. sp. borneo gunung gading. Or H. bordenii in this case.
This was great, I've been waiting for you to do Hoya. Thanks!
the hoya queen has spoken.
I’m glad you did Hoyas because so I can try to see why so many people love them. Please do Peperomias next! Love youuuuu
Yesss
There are more than 1000 species of peperomia. Are you trying to kill Kaylee?
kelly McGregor nope not at all, she doesn’t have to do all of them 👀
kelly McGregor it’s all about rare!! I think there’s at least that many philodendron as well!
I am trying to see why people love them too
When you have 5 of the hoyas listed in a Rare Plant Index.... 🙌🏼🙌🏼 and one somewhat rare... it’s a good day!!!!!!! #shepherdii
My Clean Leaves Sure is!!! 😀
I have 6! We have great sellers here in Eastern Europe fore rare hoyas. Kaylee forgot the rotundiflora :) it was hard to get that one.
I feel like I'm playing bingo, making a list of what I have 🤣
I love my shepherdii so much
I have 21 of the hoyas listed in this video. :-)
Just so you know, I’m having one of the worst days ever…. Im sitting down relaxing and winding down for the night. I haven’t watch this one yet because I’m just getting onto Hoyas. You still make people happy, even a year after posting this video! Thank you for making people happy, laugh and add some positivity in everyone’s life! 💕
Hahah straight up sounding our alarms with that loudspeaker!! Yay thank you for this beast of a ranking video, I love seeing all these different types of hoyas you compiled together, their diverse morphologies are so starkly contrasted and accentuates our appreciation for all of them ^_^ I think the Hoya praetorii blooms are so adorable they look like fuzzy hanging upside-down marmalade-coloured bats ^_^ And the Hoya aspar flowers look like a Van Gogh painting with all those swirly bits!
Hoya Kerrii: *is shaped like smol hearts that look like they glow on the sides*
Keylee: I don't like it! It's ugly!
Hoya Kerrii: :'o
Me, to Hoya Kerrii: you're beautiful and cute dont listen to herrrrr
*Covers plant's ears* 😢.
I hate them too
And I'll tell you why i hate it because I can and people are gonna hate me for saying it but I'm gonna say it
The leaf looks like it's been damaged, like, you know those leaves that get bug infested and they come out weird?
That's what those leaves reminds me of, and it's not super helpful that it has yellow edges ... usually variegated versions of a leaf is inwards, like, in the middle instead of on the edges?
Yeah, I'm defending Kaylee on this one lol
Again, if you love them, I totally get it and this is just my personal opinion
I never understood the appeal of the kerii either!
Not a fan either. But that's ok.
Kaylee: "this video is so long let me know what you think"
me: *likes video and rewatches older plant-index videos for 3 more hours*
Literally me EVERY time there's a new rare plant index 🤦♀️😂
Hoyas! This is church to me lol
I reported this video to plant council for being too long.
26:57 Bats. They look like little, adorable, baby bats.
“It’s got booty” 😂😂 I’m dead.
🤣😁
haha! ur reply makes me laugh as well! :P
So excited!!!!! Haven't even finished watching yet!!!! 👏👏👏👏👏
Me before this video: Meh, I guess hoyas are ok but I’m not really interested in them.
Me after the video: do I really need both of my kidneys?
😃
You have to see Macrophylla when it’s gotten some light stress. They get red pigmentation around the margins of the leaves in a line that really frames the rest of the leaf. Stunning!
Thank you for the rare plant index!!
Love the longer videos!! Need more rare plant index updates too!!! You’re the best!
Oh My! Are you in for a treat! "Hello, My name is Kaylee Ellen, and I'm a Hoya-holic!" *everyone claps* "Welcome, Kaylee!" :)
*One of us, ONE OF US, OnE oF uS* !!!!!
ReSiStAnCe Is FuTiLe!
Yes Hoyas have beautiful folliage. And when ordering, definitely choose the leaves you like most because blooms for most can take awhile.
So excited! For the first time I have plants from various categories on the list!
Carnosa compacta var.
Imbricata
Curtisii
Latifolia
I saw that pic of hoya latifolia and sourced basically the only one on the internet. Bought that boi so fast
This was the most EPIC Rare Plant Index! Loved it! Though maybe I'm biased because I like Hoya.
Love it. I watched your Begonia Index too with my plant Wishlist open to take notes. Turns out I still hate most Hoyas... all but 3 LOL. But I still love looking at a robust list of one species. And I love the sorting from common to super rare.
Thank you for all the research you put into each of these videos!!!! They have educated me immensely and has inspired me to collect rare plants myself!! Growing has brought so much joy into my life already. Keep it up!!!
This just solidified the Hoyas I have on my wish list, but, OH, Kaylee! Now everyone else will also have them on their wish list, and they'll probably be even more expensive and harder to get. Thanks for that, and a big, warm welcome to all others joining the hoya hunt 😂😂😂
LOVED the length of the video. This honestly made my day 💕💕💕
Hahaha, same here
Love the longer format! Also love the old Kaylee being back again. When you’re happy it shines through. 😃
I really want to see your fish tank!! Also i would love to see a rhaphidophora rare plant index
Thank you Kaley Ellen. Always enjoy watching.
Yes!! I never thought you'd do a Hoya episode. Got my Hoya Wishlist note on my phone at the ready!
Only ended up adding one to the list Hoya sp. Aspar, a girl can dream. I do already own 13 of the plants mentioned on the list and a handful more that weren't. One Hoya I've seen nobody talk about is Hoya Pandurata and it's the top of my wishlist, such a unique leaf shape
Great video! I love the rare plant index videos. Hoyas are so pretty thank you so much for sharing!
From what I understand, hoya classification is totally about the blooms. I think that’s why you see several plants with extremely similar foliage and question whether or not they’re the same plant. I like hoya fine (I have a few) but their foliage generally speaking is pretty unremarkable. Those little candy looking blooms though are killer!!
Hayley Grzych yes, the classification is based mainly on the blooms. Some hoyas foliage look the same, but the bloom type determines the genus
Totally disagree. I collect Hoyas for the massive veiny leaves and Jurassic looking leaves. Undulata , Gunang Gading & Clemensiorum are some examples. As for the blooms , I have zero interest in them.
Hey! I just want to thank you for your channel. Seeing your lovely plants and your love for and knowledge of these plants keeps me happy in this dire times
This was the best video!!! I was waiting for this one since you filmed the monstera rare plant index. I'm so happy, you did the most amazing job! Unfortunately, my wallet will take a hit!
P.s. love how weird and more comfortable you have gotten! Yay
Really LOVED this! Loving that intro!! 😆. 🔊 I always add to my wishlist after these kinda vids! I have a callistophylla and a meredithii and I cant tell the difference between them. And still wondering if one of them is the Finlaysonii....🤷♀️
YAAASSSS so excited that you are loving Hoyas finally! Been waiting too long for this!
The blooms that are simplistic with jus white and pink centers remind me of fondant icing flowers on cakes. They’re so delicate and pretty
Also, leaves will get red the more sun they get. Sometimes new foliage will come in red and turn green, but it's more of a light thing :)
Basie Plants yay I thought this was the case but only a hoya beginner so didn't want to comment 😅 thanks for letting us know! 👌🏻♥️
I don’t mind the long videos. I, too, have become a new Hoya head and appreciated all of these being highlighted. It was “affirming” in a very ridiculous way to know I have a few of these.
Cudos for the extensive research you did to put this together! Soooo many varieties mentioned! Enjoy that drink! You deserve it! 🥂
Screaming because I love hoyas but I can’t watch this full video on my lunch break!! 😭😭😭😭😭😭 I CANNOT WAAAAIIIITTT SEND HELPPP
Quit your job ASAP.
That's the only solution to heal your soul!!! 😉👍
Best intro.Love that when you say 'Glad you can make it'
My first Hoya was a Krinkle 8. Took months to identify it and left it in the pátio without much care. She survived, big and strong, and now is one of my favorite plants. Sorry, dear Hoya. I really love you now.
This was my first "Rare Plant Index" that I watched and I loved it! Thanks for posting these and introducing me to so many plants!
This list is so unpredictable, coming from someone in the US! Also, red leaves are from sun stress. Not necessarily detrimental to its health, btw😍
What do others think about a Rare Plant Index on Rhipsalis? Am I the only one who loves jungle cacti?
They're my absolute favourite.
YES! I would love a RPI about these!
😃😘Just the BEST OF THE BEST HOYA video ever made! 🥰 This made my day Kaylee! Watched the whole thing while sitting at work, ignored all clients calls and emails coz gotta do what you gotta do aight?!!🤣 Thank you Kaylee! Gotta have those VERY RARE & EXTREMELY RARE HOYAS soooon! 😄
...sending orders to my guy in Asia now...
Love this video! I think this information is really helpful for beginning houseplant enthusiasts so that they don’t spend more money on a plant than they should bc they’re just not aware of how common it is! Much appreciated, thank you!
Yay!!!! Kaylee has the Hoya Bug!! 😀 Welcome too the Club!!! ❤️ I love the Retusa, ie Frogs toes it’s because the tip ends are scalloped, so cute. The Obviate is so round an thick, it reminds me of a Manatee tail. Lol Thanks so much there are now many more on my wish list!! 😀
I actually love this long index videos. I just discovered your channel and I'm glued to the screen!
You are hilarious and adore your personality. Love your honest opinions. Loved the length of this video as well. Looking forward to another one!
I am so on board with the hoya bloom jellies
Amazing! Thanks! The long-form of the most popular series is appreciated! ❤️
Kaylee, hoyas are VERY addicting. I love how low maintence they are.....water about once per month and fertilize three times per year.
I’ve been collecting Hoyas for a while now and that does not appear to be a Hoya meredithii. The Hoya meredithii has much wider, flatter leaves that can have quite a funky ripple to them. The Hoya photo you included is listed on google as a meredithii but I’d imagine that to be incorrect.
If you look on Instagram there are much better photos and examples to choose from :) but sadly the one you showed is not correct. Otherwise, great video!
I have been WAITING SO LONG for this onneeeee
Me too ! Thank you Kaylee !!!!
Me too! I love Hoya!
YAYYYYY! Really enjoy the rare plant index i always rewatch them over and over! Hoping one day you'll do one for palms or pipers 🤞
Awww I love my Hoya Curtisii and I actually do not like Pepperomia 😆 I would liken Hoya Curtisii more to Ceropegia Woodii. The leaves are hard like porcelain and get soft when they need watering. Highly recommend!
From what I can tell from a few serches around the interwebs there seems to be around 900 different hoyas that have be found so far , these plants are amazing.
The great thing about Hoyas, they bloom over & over from the same bloom spot so don't clip the hoya bloom after you "think" it's finished! It's just working up a new bloom coming soon!❤️
Kaylee Ellen: here is a rare plant index 4 u guys
Few days later, here is my plant wish list 4 u guys
Again after a few days:i am sorry guys ,i couldn't control myself .here is a plant haul
So glad this series is carrying on 💓
♥️💕d every minute! I also think the flowers look yummy 🤤! Like white chocolate or fondant! Can’t wait for the next video!!!
Oh man, I feel bad for giggling at the EU part
Yay. Finally another Rare Plant Index. Missed this!!!!
Hoya loving is a slippery slope 😂.. start with one next you own 42 and realise holy cow I’m addicted such beautiful plants even if they can be a little tricky
Most Hoya go red or flush with colour if exposed to sunlight, some sun stresses causes purple, some vivid red... as I progress through this vid OH YES! You have totally caught the bug 😂😂😂
The more the merrier ;D🌸💖.
Jordan's Boy totally ☺️👍🏼
I started with one and ended up with a mealybug battle from hell 😅😭 I really want to try again
Notice Me Senpai don’t give up! Mealy bugs are horrible but as long as you’re persistent you can get rid of them ☺️
Hooray for more plants 🌱 in the videos! And pictures!!!!!! Terrarium plants would be fun! Ardisias, Labisias, sonerilas!
I like your long videos! And I love this plant index! Soooo excited for the next one!
Some suggested might be: Syngonium, Aloe, and Oxalis.
@KayleeEllen I full on blame you/this video for my current Hoya addiction 😅😂😍. My bank account hates it but my son and I are obsessed with your videos! Thanks for the content. 💚
The Bella grows so well and blooms prolifically! It’s the closest to care for aroids than other Hoyas for me. Definitely recommend it.
First time I'm watching an upload right after my notifications hit lol, 11 team also RARE PLANT INDEX YAS KAYLEE!!!! 💕💕💕💕💕🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿
I'm not into hoyas really but I do have and absolutely love my hoya compacta and variegated compacta and now that silver compacta has my eye.
The red on that Bordenii's leaves came from sun stressing. It's basically the hoya version of a suntan. Some hoyas tan up right nice. Others look Irish when they've had too much sun
Loved the video Kaylee! - the length the hoyas, oh my gosh 😍
And so grateful for your honest opinion on which you liked and disliked - I felt like I was the only one who thought the kerii is ugly 😅
The blooms on the hoya praetorii look like a bunch of cute lil orange bats ❤️❤️
I love the megaphone 📣 I literally cracked up 🤣
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What The Flock Farm Yes you do Brad!! ❤️ 😂
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Hoya are the best, so easy to care for, easy to propagate and the leaves and flowers are wonderful 😍 Hoya Kerrii and Publicalyx Red are my favourites. they do have a sap on the flowers and I’ve heard kids lick them because it’s like honey 😂 so they are like lollies!
Love the list and I would love to have the Jody's Silver Hoya as well. I agree some of those flowers belong on a cupcake. I do have a few on the uncommon list and yes I do have a variegated Kerri. Now I have a few more I can hunt for. I love your Rare Plant Indexes!
Love Hoyas. From your list I found 6 I want bad now. Thanks again. Have a great day😊
"I'm not even sure I would get a bloom out of a hoya"
I completely feel this haha. Same reason I picked out a Paphiopedilum lawrenceanum fma. hyeanum for an orchid since the foliage is super cool.
Loved this video and the info that you shared 👍🏻💚🌱
Awesome video! About the hoya with red leaves, it's usually when the new leaves come in but you can make a hoya go red, regardless of the age of the leaves if you have it in brighter light and withhold water - beware of killing it though, its a fine line! An easier way to keep your hoya's leaves red is to keep the humidity high when the new leaves come in (around 60% + humidity) and the hoya will keep its red blush and often some of the older leaves will blush too. This only works for hoya that have a tendency to go red, like pubicalyx species and the red ones you mentioned in your video, it won't work for all hoya for example polyneura etc (wouldn't a red polyneura be awesome though).
If you have a variegated hoya and wish it to blush, for example, your krimson princess, be aware that giving it brighter light will make the new growth more pink/red but the variegated part of the leaf tends to retract itself from the bright light - so the leaves become taco shaped. If you're fine with that, go for it, but personally, I make sure my princess doesn't look like a hundred tiny green and pink tacos.
Sorry for the giant long message haha.
Giiiiirl! 4:02, if that is your plant, you have a Heuschkeliana Variegata, and it’s been known to be a tricky one. Props to you, if that is growing in your home! The Hoya carnosa Rubra aka Krimson Princess has pink stems & much larger, thicker leaves :)
Fantastic! I love these. I am also inspired to try Hoya. Thank you so much for these videos!
You are AMAZING!!!! 🎊 🎉 🎊 🎉 🎊
Thank you for the video i loved it!
I love your channle and your videos, i got some hoya shopping to do! 😘
Hoya bug is REAL!!!!! I got one and had 7 within the month LOL. Love the indexes and love that you are honest about your opinion and state that it is just an opinion!
Just hopped on the Hoya train! Toot toot! 😂😂😂
First time watching and thoroughly enjoyed it. 😊
I’ve been eyeing a polyneura on a local sale group for a week.... this convinced me to get it
I love watching your rare plant indexes, and enjoyed the length of this one! I feel the same way you do about Hoya, they're not my absolute fav but I can see why other people like them. Could you please make a video explaining the differences between Colocasia vs Alocasia, and your thoughts about Colocasia as a houseplant?
Aww, shit! And here I thought I was FINALLY winding down to a KE plant video before for some sleep...
I’m a couple minutes in and now I’m sitting up in bed furiously shopping for Hoyas for some reason 🤦🤣❤️
I was told by a gardener that if I will collect plants, I should consider collecting Hoyas. Thanks for this rare list, Kelly. (i was waiting for Hoya Philippines though. Sadly, it didnt make on your list.) hoya hoya hoya!
Great video. I love hoyas. And watching this made me add couple of new hoyas to my wishlist. Especially that Hoya compacta jody´s silver -beautiful foliage.
And if you like foliage plants, you might like Hoya caudata. The leaves are mixed green with lots of grey spots, mature leaves are very stiff, and some of the leaves have wavy edges.
I really enjoyed this! I caught the hoya bug last year, but I prefer nice foliage, not just (maybe) future flowers (som of them tend to drip sticky sap all over your furniture, so be aware). The reds and purple leaves in some hoyas are caused by high light level, so keep that in mind. You can get the effect from strong grow lights :) It's hard to know what cuttings are easy to get in your area - suddenly there is a collector who's done some pruning and you can get lots of rare ones. I love how easy (most) hoyas are to propagate, and the fact that you can get cuttings quite cheap.
Definitely love the longer videos! Alsoooo. Think you just converted me to a Hoya lover.
I got a H. Latifolia today. As I pulled it out of the box, I was like "shiiiiit!... Oh my god!..... shiiiit." Just a bot shocked over it's leaf size. Only one leaf, but it's massive. It's the size of my face. I could wear it as a mask. Lol.
Great video, yes, the Hoya bug is highly contagious. I was strictly Aroids, but was given one in Dec. I have 16 now. Lol. Including a few on here. Latifolia, finlaysonii etc
I wanted to get the variegated version of the wayetti, but I haven't found one near me. So I settled for a smallish non-variegated version.
I am obsessed with my hoya pubicalyx royal Hawaiian purple. It's gorgeous and super easy to care for.
Halloween Mischief I just bought a normal wayetii! Didn't find the variegated one either
You are completely right ab Krinkle 8! I own one, and I, personally, am dusting off leaves every day or two🙄😂
Longer videos of index yessss plsss and thank you! Also longer wish list videos! Also a fish tank video tour!!! Dying for that!!!!! Love your channel!!!!!
The Hoya Meredithii picture is wrong, it is not a meredithii. That picture look more like a finlaysonii
Yes, I have a H. meredithii and the leaves are very round and not pointy.
Many Hoya hauls? Yes please! My first plant of 2020 was a Hoya Curtisii.. two days ago! I’ve 9 Hoya.. so far 😅
Love to see all those beauties, thanks for sharing!!!
I never wanted to eat Hoya flowers until I listened to you talk about how gummy they look.... now I will forevermore be tempted 😂😭
this mega phone is really practical for important messages such as you owning a megaphone. love it