V.curios

over 2 years ago

First Hoya shepardii blooms coming soon!

I’ve had this Hoya Compacta for three to four years now and I repotted it in this tall pot with succulent soil (before I knew better) and I really do t know what to do with it. I do t have a place to let it cascade like I’d like it to and want to repot it and am thinking about propagating some from the two longest pieces. The picture of the full pot is an older picture, the other two were taken today. If I take some of the length off of these, where should I cut? Is it normal for them to have that long space with no leaves like in the one picture? As you can see there is new growth happening now! Thanks for any tips on what to do with it. Also, after blooming, do the peduncles stay on the plant and it bloom from those again or do they put them out in other places? This one had two blooms last year and that’s the first time it bloomed. Thanks again!

Sunny

over 2 years ago

I got two Hoya Brevialata plants last September. It was my first time owning this hoya variety. They were tiny with spoon and scoop shaped fuzzy leaves. I got two hoping one would survive. I’ve kept them both in the original 2.5” wide pots. Both have grown very well. They have recently added many new growth points since temperature has warmed up each day. They are easy maintenance plants. Leaves don’t go yellow. They wrinkle slightly and drop when I wait too late to water them. They sit in a north window. I fertilize every two weeks with diluted fertilizer and SuperThrive.

Sunny

over 2 years ago

My wishlist plants and cuttings arrived this week!

Hey all! I’ve had this Hoya for about 8 months now, and it has had basically no growth (one long stem with only 2 leaves that I recently chopped to propagate). I’m looking for some tips on how to promote growth, and if there’s anything I can change about my care! It sits in a sun room with north/west facing windows, so it gets lots to light. I water when soil is 70%+ dry. I fertilize with a liquid fertilizer sporadically (maybe every 4-5 waterings). I appreciate your help!

Amy Morgan Grace

over 2 years ago

Obovata is definitely my favorite of the common Hoya. What’s yours?

Clara

over 2 years ago

Looking for recommendations for a fertilizer for my Hoya. Thank you for your suggestions.

Hi. I’m wondering how often should I water my hoya krimson queen in a 4” nursery pot? Thank you. :)

What kind of Hoya is this? Any tips on getting it to bloom? The small one I propagated.

Cherrybergher

over 2 years ago

Hoya Kalimantan bloom.

Variegated Hindu Hoya consistently flowering for 9 years now!! Woohoo!!

Denise

over 2 years ago

Hello. I'm new to Planta. Does anyone have a Hoya ‘Noona’? I'm unable to add and catalog her. She is not found in the data base. How have others handled this? Thanks for your help. Photo for attention. Not my photo

Melanie

over 2 years ago

Hi Hoya Hoarders! I need some advice from the Hoya experts out there. I just noticed that my Krohniana silver has some shriveled leaves. I definitely have not been over watering. I allow her to dry out completely before watering. I’ve only been bottom watering and I use filtered water from my fridge. She is located in a south facing window and gets a lot of direct sunlight. She is not directly under the air/heating vent, as the vent is on the ceiling and I have high ceilings, however, it does blow towards the window she is in and can get cool in that area. but with it being a south facing window, it also can stay warm in that area as well. With all that information, what could be causing the shriveling of the leaves?

Kezzy

over 2 years ago

What do these brown spots on my Hoya mean? Is this normal or is this fungus?

Stephanie🎋

over 2 years ago

I purchased these Hoyas with some other three but they came without label and there these two that look similar and I can’t figure which one is which. Please help me. One is supposed to be Sipitangensis and the other one is supposed to be Obscura. I try to identify it with google lens but did not work. Please and thank you 😄

My mom has an absolutely massive hoya that I took a clipping from about two years ago. I’ve heard it can take a long time for hoyas to become established and mine has grown a few leaves but very slowly. I currently have it hanging in my East facing window and am wondering if I should move it to the west window to get more light (the east window has a lot of trees in front of it and only gets 3-4 hours of sunlight a day). Wondering what the best way to promote more growth is.

Big Apple Plants

over 2 years ago

These are the Hoyas on my collection💚 Hoya Curtisii, Compacta & Parviflora Splash. Any tips for caring for these babies is always welcome!

how do i car for her?

Amy Morgan Grace

over 2 years ago

Newest addition, Hoya sp. Vietnam Wavy Leaves. Who else is STOKED that spring is here! I can finally give in to my Hoya addiction like a good junkie😂

Lynda

over 2 years ago

Dear Hoya Hoarders, I am new to this group and posted a while back that I had become infatuated with Hoyas. I have been looking, but haven’t found anything yet; however, I just found out that my neighbor has a huge Hoya Kerry that lives at her mother-in-law‘s because it is so huge. She showed me a picture of it and I drooled over it. Today she showed up with two giant leaves that she pulled off so that I might root a new plant. But, I don’t know a thing about rooting Hoyas. HELP! Do I put the leaves in water and wait for roots to grow like a philodendron or do these root differently? Also, what kind of soil do you pies and if I am so lucky to get these leaves to root? Any advice would be kindly appreciated. TIA