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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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Mitchie

Hey☺️ I’m a first time Hoya plant parent and I don’t know what to expect from this plant cause it was gifted and I don’t know which Hoya it is. Will more leaves grow and is misting okay for humidity? Any tips or info will be appreciated 🫶🏾

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Nina Bemister

Hoya Krinkle 8

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Herektty

Hoya ‘Dr IBOK’ smells like a day at the spa 💕 Full story on my IG Search @herektty Drop a follow 😊

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Sunny

I bought a standard non variegated Hoya Heuschkeliana, yellow flowers. It was longer than expected. I thought they mistakenly sent s mother plant used for cuttings. It came with about 15 peduncles, 13 of them have fully opened cantaloupe colored flowers that smell like butterscotch when I’m near. Smells like buttered popcorn when close to the nose. The scent does not overpower. The buds are tiny. A cluster can fit on my thumbnail. I bought it on Etsy at Mazzeta. They respond quickly to messages.

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saint street plants

My Hoya Australis growing like crazy!

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Lainey

Newest additions to the family! I get so excited to watch small plants become big plants 😁

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Katie

Tell me what you love about Hoyas and why I should consider getting one. What are your favorites?

ROOTING4U

My favorite 🪴

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Zayra

Does anyone know what type of hoya that this is? Maybe a hoya krohniana black but I’m not sure.

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Debi

Has anybody ever got all white leaves on your Crimson Queen?

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Amy

Hello. I’m new to this group and to planting. I have an offshoot from my thriving Rose of Sharon that I’m trying to propagate but it’s not looking great. I have holes in the cup, good potting soil mixed with a little coco peat soil, and in part sun on my back porch (south facing zone 9). The first day she looked perky, like she stood a chance, but now she’s just droopy. Two days ago I bought growth hormone and dunked the tip in and replanted. Any insight is appreciated! Thanks

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Cherrybergher

Hoya Wayetti with nectar beads

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quettamar

I’ve been having trouble with my Hoya for the past few months. For a while I was living in an apartment that didn’t get direct sunlight so I’m thinking that was what originally was causing the yellowing leaves and no blooms. Before I moved to my new apartment with full sun, I repotted them but I’ve noticed that some of the leaves are dropping off or turning yellow. It’s only been 3 weeks in the new place and I water every 10 days according to Planta. Could it be that my Hoya is still adjusting to all the changes? This plant has been in my family for longer than I’ve been alive so I want to do whatever I can to keep it going. I did take some clippings which are doing well just as a backup.

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Geogaddi

New growth! 😊🌟

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Stephanie🎋

I am not sure if this is a Hoya Acuta or a Krimson princess?? Please help 🙏🏽

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Lavndr.10

Hi guys! I just recently got this Hoya and was wondering if these plants need to be misted. I wasn’t too sure and didn’t want to make any mistakes any help would be appreciated!

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Katie Nix

trying to identify this hoya? 💚

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Herektty

Just posted this on instagram @herektty. Subject: canoodling Hoyas. I have a few… Hoya finlaysonii bloom, not finlaysonii leaves 😂

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Luna

Hi everyone! I need some help identifying this Hoya. I got it yesterday, and it was labeled as an “assorted Hoya.” At first I thought it was a carnosa crimson princess, but after brining it home, I realized that the lead shape is much more oval compared to my crimson princess. Would love some help with identifying this plant!

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