Iâm currently in a full Hoya craze right now đđż I honestly only see the benefit of getting them young and watching them thrive over time. I realised this when I bought my Hoya gracilis / memoria fully mature â I kind of lost a bit of interest in her growth-wise (still love her though đ), especially since she even pushed her first bloom which actually sparked my whole obsession again ⨠Donât get me wrong, I still really love my gracilis â no hate at all đ â but thereâs just something addictive about growing a Hoya from scratch and watching it literally come alive leaf by leaf Itâs like the satisfaction level is unreal. The leaves are just everything too â textured, cute, small, and oddly perfect đ Theyâre super easy to keep alive, but getting them to truly thrive and bloom takes patience⌠and honestly I love that. I canât wait to get more. Also, for some reason Iâve realised Iâm not even into variegated plants in general⌠shocking I know đ Most of them just look a bit yellow/sickly to me (no offence đŤŁ). I can appreciate them objectively, but theyâre just not for me â except Hoyas. Variegated Hoyas are the only exception ⨠⸝ 𪴠My Hoya collection so far: ⢠Hoya gracilis ⢠Hoya obovata ⢠Hoya australis âLisaâ ⢠Flamingo Dream ⢠Hoya curtisii (silver form) ⢠Hoya kerrii (green form) ⢠Hoya kerrii (outer variegated) ⢠Hoya burtoniae (inner variegated) ⢠Erythrina ⢠Crassipetiola splash ⢠Hoya mathilde (splash) ⢠Hindu Rope ⸝ đż Wishlist (aka future obsession list đ): ⢠Hoya mathilde (inner variegated) ⢠Hoya heuschkeliana (variegated) ⢠Hoya sarawakensis ⢠Sunrise ⢠Pink Princess ⢠Krimson Queen ⢠Hoya obovata (variegated) ⢠Hoya meredithii ⢠Hoya callistophylla ⢠Hoya chinghungensis (variegated) ⢠Hoya serpens âŚand honestly plenty more because the larger Hoya varieties are calling my name đ¤ ⸝ Anyway, thatâs enough of my Hoya rant⌠please enjoy my growing little jungle of future giants đ
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My Hoya cutting, Gwen, has finally produced about half an inch roots! 2 of them! Now I just gotta be patient for them to get longer and have secondary rootsâŚabout 2-3 weeks, ya think? Any suggestions are very welcome!
Can someone help me with the exact name for this Hoya? It just says variegated Hoya on it
One of my favorite đ
The biggest leaf on my Hoya Sarawak!
I just got this beautiful hindu rope for mother's day, and I was wondering if I should repot it, I know they like to be root bound, its currently in an 8 inch pot, and I know the plant size doesn't indicate the root ball, and I would check, but I don't want to disturb it to check as it is new to my collection and I don't want to stress it out. It has almost 3 feet long tendrils. Please any advice you can give me would be wonderful. Update, the soil is drying quickly, it was dry in a week
This baby has a damaged stem from hanging over the side of the pot. I guess I should have tied it to a stake. Can I save it? I thought if I cut it off above the injury, use some rooting hormone and stick it in soil?
Can anyone give me an identification for this one? I know it's a Hoya.
excited to see my hoya krohniana bloom soon đđ¤
Hey yâall! Iâm new to the group but Iâve had my Hoya compacta (Curly) for about a year. Would you mind helping me with some guidance/encouragement/advice from more experienced Hoya lovers? âşď¸ Whatâs the growth rate of your Hoyas and how long did they get before they started blooming? This is Curly (looking a little on the damp side because she just got misted). I got her almost a year ago now and she was slightly smaller but it doesnât look like sheâs grown much. I know that compactas are slow-growing but surely there would be progress by nowâŚ? Any advice/suggestions/encouragement? I have her in my office which, because of the lighting, gets enough light that it technically classifies as part-sun/part-shade. My only concern would be the temperature which, being an office in a hallway, means I have no control. I keep a personal space heater on hand just in case. (Probs need to get a thermometer to gauge actual temps.) **oh, the powder is diatomaceous earth - my precaution against fungal gnatsâŚ. The bane of my indoor gardening experience. Anyway, itâs nice to find a community of plant enthusiasts to go to for stuff like this đ
Saw this hoya on a discount rack and couldnât pass it up. Love the leaves! 𤊠Question, how can you tell if itâs a hoya callistophylla vs a hoya callistophylla âblack catâ?
What should I do since the runners reached the top? I tried wrapping the largest one back down the macrame, but it wonât stick. Should I just cut it back?
My first Hoya came in the mail todayđ
Hello! I've been growing plants for decades now, but I've just become fascinated with Hoyas. I've had a Carnosa for years and I've propagated it many times, but it recently suffered from the Florida freeze. I cut it back and I'm thinking about trellising it (is that a word?). Is it true that the ends can't point downward because the point pointing downward will dry out? I've seen to wait for it to get long enough to wrap back around for they're end to point up. TIA
First peduncle on my silver streak! So proud.
When I got her from Home Depot Nov 2022 vs now!
First flowers from my baby Bellađ
Any ideas on how to clean the leaves on my Hoya? I know I can dunk it in water but itâs just so close to the soil and Iâve had problems with fungus gnats before so Iâd rather not get the top soil wet. The leaves are a weird shape so Iâm not sure how to go about it. Any ideas??
A majestic enormous fly has blessed my bella
I found a Hoya snow queen but I can't find it on this app? Any other names it goes by so I can find and add it in here?







