Indigo
My Hoya got knocked over this summer and all I have left is 3 little survivors that I managed to get to begin rooting in water. My question is do I let her keep going or do I put her in soil now? TIA!
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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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Amy Morgan Grace
I’m pretty excited about this itty bitty babe.. I’ve heard they’re heartier than Walliniana variegated, which is great because I’ve already unalived two of those🥴 Wish me luck!🍀🍀
Sunny
This is my Hoya Multiflora two months after arrival. It has adjusted well to a part sun part shade location in my backyard. It arrived with two peduncles in full bloom. Those blooms dropped quickly because of the plant getting a bit dry during shipping, as shown by the wrinkled leaves. It also had to adjust to a new environment. It put out several new peduncles and new growth. Plus, it didn’t drop leaves, which is unusual because a few leaves started yellowing, then, stopped. I’m not doing anything special to it. It’s practically raising itself. I just water when the soil is fully dry. I fertilize only once a month since it came with some fertilizer beads in the soil.
Downeaster Alexa
I’m new to plants, and I just received a Hoya Krohniana Splash! I’m really excited to have this plant, and I already love it. However, when I was looking it over I noticed some brown patches on the stem. Is this a sign of something that needs to be addressed?
NicTheBucket
Can someone confirm that this is a peduncle on my little Hoya shooting star?? My jaw was dropped for a good five minutes. I’ve been waiting over two years for one of my hoyas to bloom 😭😍
Paulina | Semi-Hydro
Shoutout to my polyneura, that in TWO MONTHS, has grown this much, including has two new vines and a lil peduncle on their way! 🥹
Nate
So excited for my polyneura albomarginata to root :)
Sunny
I like to keep cuttings in their small starter containers if they are growing well. I look for tiny trellises to support the branches and protect the tender new growth from damage. This galvanized garden stake works well with my ten month old Hoya Mathilde cuttings. This one is 12 inches tall. They come is different sizes and are used to hold soaker hoses and weed cover in place among other things.
Amy Morgan Grace
Check out this glow up of my Hoya Coriacea silver! Purchased May, 24th this year as an unrooted 2 leaf cutting, the recent pic was taken 4 days ago, she’s on an 18in trellis and insisting on going beyond💚💚 I’ve grown her in my Milsbo tall in a self watering pot with my own substrate mix, under a Spider Farmer SF300, with humidity averaging around 75%
Audrey
After 2 months, my carnosa cutting finally put out roots!! He’s been living in the glass vase pictured since cut, with his water changed once a week and given some liquid fertilizer at the same time. How long should I wait to pot him in soil?
Dee-Dee
Brought my first Hoya Krohniana yesterday. Any advice for a first timer… I named her Essie because every thing I’ve read and learned prior says they’re easy to care for… Thank you in advance for any advice 💚🌿🪴
Mars
Do I need to trim this all white segment? I've heard it's a drain on the plant.
Sunny
Hoya Pachyclada with its first peduncle and a baby tree frog. It’s in a 3” pot bought in March from Gabriella Plants online. It tripled in size sitting on a northeast window sill outside getting direct morning sunlight. 😍
Sunny
These are two hoyas I got about a month ago. They are Hoya Ricardo (SS 13-5) and Hoya Finlaysonii x Pachyclada. I was attracted to the leaf structure on both plants. Hoya Ricardo (SS 13-5) has puffy leaves shaped like a table tennis paddle. The markings are beautiful. It quickly sells out or it’s priced out of my budget. It’s a hybrid cross: Hoya Vitellina x Hoya Deykeae. The Hoya Finlaysonii x Pachyclada has the vein markings of the Finlaysonii, the leaf thickness of the Pachyclada and the combined leaf shapes of both plants. Both are from Gardino Nursery.
PlantyYogini
Newbie Hoya Substrate advice I’m really uncomfortable with the rocky dry medium this new acquisition is rooted in. All my plants are in soil. So, I’m unfamiliar / have no experience with this substrate, how / when to water, etc. I’d much prefer to repot in my usual DIY Hoya soil mix, but am worried about shocking it / kill it off. If it’s ok to repot, how soon should I do it? TIA. 🙏🌱
Cherrybergher
Hoya Campanulata Splash bloom. So pretty!
Mara
Lovely girl… gifted as a cutting October of ‘23, predominantly green. Aprrox 14” from t5 lights and 80% humidity. H. Sunrise
Night
So I mainly use Planta to keep track of my ever growing plant collection and when I last watered. I’m primarily a Hoya collector and I’ve run into a problem recently with Planta. I recently acquired Hoya Cardiophylla and it’s not an option in the Planta App. I put a request in for it to be added but haven’t seen the devs take action yet. It’s only been three days but I know myself and will forget about it if I don’t have it logged and tracked lol. Anyone have a suggestion of a similar Hoya I could enter this one under for a watering schedule or give a suggestion for a watering schedule for Cardiophylla? I make my own Hoya mix that I would describe as an all purpose well draining epiphytic blend. I have it in my grow tent that averages at about 85% humidity but plan to introduce it slowly to be out of the tent into house air that fluctuates between 35% - 50% humidity. I appreciate any and all care suggestions since this is the first time I’ve acquired Cardiophylla.
Jen
I couldn’t figure out how to edit my other post so am posting the update here: my 14 year old Hoya actually bloomed!! At first there was no fragrance but this is day three and it’s a pretty strong floral. Yay!!
Trinity
Brown and black spots on new Hoya crassipetiolata, can’t tell what it is :( help!
