GreenIvy
First curtisii bloom after 5 years
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B - Ohio
Any idea what these little spots are on my Waetii?
Audrey
Repotted this guy after the whole plant turned yellow this summer (except for some sun stressing freckles) and his soil never seeming to dry out. He was repotted 8Oct. I’m mildly concerned about the very bottom leaf (original from the cutting I took) which is a pale lime green but also translucent???? Is this just the original leaf preparing to fall off? That leaf stem is also looking extremely pale….
Rhona
I have a Hoya curtosci (not sure spelling). I want to propagate it. How has anyone done it? What has worked what hasn’t. Help needed please and thank you.
ADLVincent
I wanted to get your thoughts on my Hoya macrophylla albomarginata. I purchased it on 9/29, and it was already established with several long, thick, woody-looking vines, but I’ve seen absolutely no signs of new growth since bringing it home. I have since repotted it, and the roots seemed to be in pretty good condition. The longer vines are still firm and hard, so I don’t think they’re dead, although there’s one little growth point near the front that looks like it may have died off. Several of the vines are also pretty bare, with no leaves toward the ends. What has me questioning things now is the condition of some of the leaves. There appears to be mottling or discoloration, and when I looked closely at the undersides, I noticed quite a few small, raised, tan/brown, almost crusty or corky-looking spots and patches. I’m not sure if this is old physical damage, scale, or possibly flat mite damage. I’m not very experienced with identifying mites, especially flat mites, but I’ve read that they can cause Hoyas to become completely stagnant and develop corky-looking damage on the leaves. I’m trying to figure out if this is simply a slow-growing plant adjusting to a new environment, seasonal slowdown, or if there’s potentially a pest issue preventing new growth. Have you seen anything like this on your Hoyas? I’d really appreciate your thoughts!
Unleashed Obsession
My Hoya Multiflora Splash showing off it gorgeous star flowers 🤍. They smell like lilacs to me.
Taylor
My newest addition 🤭 Isnt she pretty?!
Madderdebs
Hoya Retusa.. do you guys think I should repot or let it be? It’s in a kinda rocky substrate which makes watering difficult (for me) because it’s almost always completely dry..
Adrian
Trying to find a reputable online seller for a Hoya Pubicalyx ‘Pink Silver Ghost’. (It doesn’t have to be a really big one. I’d love to know if anyone knows where I can get a starter one for under $30-40.) If anyone has managed to score one of these, I’d love to know where to try buying one. Thanks in advance! 😊
Rhona
I have a lot of Hoyas. And I love them! I have a crimson queen, and it’s very long. Some of the vines have nothing on them. They’re just the vine. Has anyone ever propagated it to see if it will grow from just vine? Has anyone taken propagations from any other Hoyas and try to propagate them? I have attached two pictures of the same plant. One has a vine with nothing on it and the other has leaves. Can I just cut the vine that doesn’t have any leaves on it?
Pippin Took
How do you get a Hoya to produce flowers?
aliko
hello! are these wrinkly leaves something to be worried about? i’m not the most experienced at taking care of plants and just wish to educate myself 😊
CrixVerde
So here we are! After my recent post expressing my doubts about whether this Hoya Sigillatis would ever fully bloom, following several failed attempts over the past few years… I can now proudly show off these absolutely stunning flowers in all their glory! Would I have expected them to have an interesting fragrance as well? Of course I would! But these little beauties are pretty much odourless. Nevertheless, I couldn’t care less — they’re absolutely perfect to me just the way they are! A big thumbs-up to all my fellow Hoya lovers and passionate plant enthusiasts out there! 💪🏼🌿💚
savannah L
hi guys im new to planta andd hoyas, my hoya kerrii she originally have 6 beautiful leaves however she keeps loosing her leaves and they just dry up and shrivel off. I don’t know what to do to help her. please give suggestions please please
Lauren
Just want to show off my newest addition ❤️
ADLVincent
Building my Hoya collection. Bought several babies that came in leca and tff. With no drainage it makes me nervous. Looking for tips. My plan is to watch for new growth and then move to my chunky mix in a clear nursery pot with drainage but I’m really hoping not to lose any in the process.
bellaswanbakes
Hellooo (: new to collecting hoyas but loving who i have so far. Found this guy on clearance at Home Depot but I need help identifying what kind he is. I have a Mathilde splash already but my leaves aren’t this pointy so I wasn’t sure if this guys is the same kind? Any help appreciated
CrixVerde
This Hoya sigillatis keeps blooming, but the flowers never seem to fully open and flourish! The buds always end up dropping. Anyway, let’s see how it goes this time… fingers crossed! 🤞🏼🌱
Toti
My Krimson Queen has bloomed!! My first ever hoya bloom. I’ve been recording timelapses every night to catch this moment🙌
Megan
My little hoya collection: they've come a long way! All started from teeny stem cuttings shared with me. The big leaved one in the pearl planter is a verticillata "quang tri", most recent addition from a plant show.
