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Hoya Hoarders

Whether you're a seasoned Hoya collector or just starting your journey with these beautiful plants, this is the perfect place to connect, share, and learn.

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Kiki

IM08 starting to bloom. Last photo is her humble beginnings.

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Planta member

There she blows. Hoya Griffithii 🫣😍

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lyssxgardens

my krimson queen is producing pink leaves!! 🩷💚

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Kiki

Hoya Golden Eye. A hybrid created by horticulturist Mike Miyashiro, crossing the Hoya erythrina and incrassata.

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MicAZ

Guessing the answer is yes, but should I cut off this stem that appears to be dead? Hoya Wibergiae

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MicAZ

Drive 30 miles and meet some stranger in the parking lot for a plant?? Absolutely! Hoya Coriacea Silver Splash

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Queen Anne plant dad

Windy is doing amazing loving our transition into the winter solstice apparently. However with the glass shelve and everything else going on this picture it hurts my eyes to try and see her entirely in this picture 😆 this area is the Hoya hangout

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Kiki

Wilbur Graves Silver—such a beauty.

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Grandma2aDancer

ID help-please! Was gifted this as an Obovata or Dinner Plate. Searches came back primarily as Kerrii (it’s not) or one said Heuschkeliana broad leaf green form juvenile🤷‍♀️ It’s 3 3/4W x 4 1/4L. Not as shiny as photographed. More matte. Can feel veination, otherwise smooth. Is “stiff”, but not particularly thick like an Obovata or Kerrii. Front and back shown in photos. If I can add anything else to help identify, ask and I will add to post. Appreciate any help with ID. Thanks, Beth

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MicAZ

Recently got this Heuschkelania Inner Variegated. She said she had wrapped the long stem inside for transport. It seems the whole stem is pushing out roots. Maybe it was wrapped in the pot for some time? Should I try to pack it back in?

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Kiki

My Verticillata Silver Heart journey. I first purchased a one node VSH cutting and the plant turned out not to be very silver (but still cute and splashy). So I purchased another cutting that was much more silver, definitely became a favorite. But then a local plant expert mentioned Clone One to me which has rounder leaves, so I bought a cutting of that and it is absolutely adorable. Typically, I wouldn’t want to own three of the same plant, but in this case, I think I need to make an exception – I love them all!

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Madderdebs

I spy with my little eye.. Soooo many peduncles!

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CrixVerde

This Hoya Sigillatis has once again bloomed!!….and in its best so far. No scent whatsoever though….let’s see if in the evening things may be different 👃🏼 🌼 🤞🏼

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SlvrMe

This is my New Hoya, I have been wanting to try my hand with Hoya for a while,so I’ll need all of the basics & help I can get! The card on it say it is a “Shining Sea Star”. Thanks, for any help you can give me 😘

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MicAZ

So I know, at least I think I know, it’s a Pubicalyx. Lighter color than the Splash I have. I’m hoping it’s a Pink Silver. I know sometimes you need to wait for flowers to confirm, but what do you guys think?

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Eve

So, I got 5 Hoyas from an online nursery, an australis ‘Lisa’, wayetii variegata, lacunosa ‘Sunrise’, villosa, and this publicalyx ‘Chinese Black’. There were also several cuttings. Two of the cuttings and this publicalyx had mealybugs. Not a huge amount, but enough that after treatment and quarantine for a couple of weeks they popped back up on the publicalyx and the ‘Lisa’. Seems to be treated on the cuttings tho as they are finally starting to do ok now I moved them under grow lights. Couldn’t risk it till I was sure. I sprayed the two Hoyas with isopropyl alcohol and used a cotton tip for the ones I could see, then rinsed off with a spray of water, and covered them with a light coating of diatomaceous earth (I used a glitter spray), then moved their behinds outside. I had thought they were ok and moved them out of quarantine and into the main collection; I only just spotted the mealybugs in time! My question is how long is this likely to take to deal with? The weather is finally warm enough for them to stay out overnight, thankfully, but it’s so stressful. I wanted to get some Hoyas to try them out and see if I vibed with them, and I love them! I know it takes ages for them to flower but I liked the idea of flowers inside. I want to get more!!! I’m just a little gun shy after this. I also have a slight problem with space lol. Anyway, I appreciate any help or advice you can give tia

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Anthrobloom

2nd bloom🌸 in 2 months

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H C

How do you guys label your plants that aren't a part of the Planta dictionary? Pic of my blooming (and suuuper dehydrated🤪) obovata inn var splash for tax

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Chloe

What is this all over my Hoya?

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MicAZ

Hope he’s okay. Spur of the moment grocery store buy. Just couldn’t pass up $13!

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