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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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Cherrybergher

My favorite Hoya bloom as it smells like roses. Smelled it before I saw that one bloom had opened. This is Hoya Jennifer.

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Stephanie🎋

Is that what I think it is on my Hoya????? 😬🫣🤗

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Herektty

Here’s a cute little paper clip (safety pin?) trellis on Hoya GPS 7240 😊

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Faye

Hello everyone, I’m just getting started on my Hoya journey. Theses are my new babies I purchased a Hoya mystery pack in January, and this is where they are now. I’m very satisfied so far it looks like all are growing well. I’m open for any suggestions. Good luck to you all on your journey.

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Stephanie🎋

My two new babies for my collection. Hoyas are addictive 😄🌱

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Vera

While pruning, I accidentally knocked a peduncle off of my Hoya krohniana Eskimo. I need to share this with people who understand the true tragedy. 😭😭😭

Jadelyn

After my grandma passed I got a small cutting that she had started beforehand of a beautiful Hoya. It has gotten so long (longest vine is a little over 4ft) and I was considering putting it on a trellis. But I’ve also seen so people hang them which I’m considering as well. I was just hoping to get recommendations of different trellis you all have used or that you currently are using and pictures would be greatly appreciated 😊

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erERINin

Newbie here! My best friend has gifted me with several cuttings of what I believe is Hoya Burtoniae. The cuttings are currently in water and I have them placed under a grow light! What kind of soil should I be transferring them to once they’ve rooted? Any insight/tips/tricks to help this plant see success would be so appreciated!

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Cherrybergher

Hoya AH-556 Seeds-002 bloomed for me for the first time.

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shalynbri

Unfortunately I had a few crazy weeks and one of my Krimson Queens has died. I know these leaves won’t come back, but is there any point in waiting around to see if it will put out another leaf or now with the death of these should I put it in the graveyard? Sorry for such a silly newbie question…

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Cherrybergher

One of my stickiest Hoya. Lots and lots of sticky nectar. Hoya Patcharawalai 023

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Kait

HELP These Hoya Bella’s have been rooted in my fish tank and they have really taken off!! They are from my grandmas original Hoya Bella, and I want to have them as my centrepiece at my wedding!! How do I move these to soil without them dieing? I also have leca ( which I haven’t had much success with yet) if that would work better before moving to soil?

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Patti

Labeled only as Hoya Carnosa Tricolor - can anyone tell me more about the true name? Is it a Princess? Thanks!

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Geogaddi

My Hoya Kerrii is giving me three new leaves!

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Herektty

It’s so cute when Hoyas grow leaves to protect their inflorescence💕 There’s some cool Hoya anatomy here! In my photo you can clearly see Millie’s peduncle with an umbel full of flowers. (All you can see right now in the photo are the sepals of each flower) The pedicels are attached to the rachis. The rachis isn’t evident yet. A few days ago I posted Dr IBOK. You can clearly see the looooong rachis with a very nice bloom 😊 The rachis gets longer with each Hoya bloom. IG @herektty 💕

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ZaraElysia

My krimson princess is blooming for the first time. The flowers are so pretty 🌱💕

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✨Brenda✨

This is my beautiful Hoya compacta that I got at the 2023 Philly flower show. When I first got it, it was one sad little branch. And it recently grew a whole new branch that I circled in red!!! And now I’m pretty sure it’s growing a bloom 🥹🥹 I also circled it in red lol I’m just so excited about it I had to share! 🪴🌱

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Sunny

I recently got a Hoya Villosa after owning a Hoya Globulosa for almost year. Their names are often interchanged online. The Villosa looks very different from the Globulosa. The Villosa has frilly edged spear shaped leaves. Both leaves and stems are fuzzy. The stems are green with upright growth. It dropped several new growth leaves due to shipping stress. The Globulosa has smooth shiny oblong leaves with no frilly edges. The globulosa is a steady slow grower. I can recommend both.

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SueB

Hoya caudata ‘Sumatra’

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Plant Hoarder 🌱

I’m a novice plant connoisseur. I picked up this Hoya plant a few years ago. It has grown rapidly in length but it stopped creating more leaves. It has latched itself onto my light fixture so I don’t really want to move it. I sat it over a container of rocks and water for humidity. Not in the water. It bloomed this spring, which was a beautiful surprise. I didn’t know they flowered. My question is what do I need to do to encourage leaves to grow at the periphery?

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