Kiki

7 months ago

Her blooms finally opened! Pachyclada.

Mick

7 months ago

I've been a plant person over 50+ years, inspired by my granny and African Violets, begonias and geraniums littering every window sill in the house, with one pound coffee and "lard" can as planters all around the walkway and steps to the cellar. My constant, solid favorite has been a spider plant❤️. but.........I have recently discovered Hoyas. Omgosh. I'm obsessed. What's the one thing I need to know? Thanks for passing on your knowledge💋

Madderdebs

7 months ago

Thomsonii showing off..

This Hoya Mathilde is fairly new to me (like 2 months). It was doing fine until I noticed these yellowing and dropping leaves today. I haven’t watered it for 19 days, it’s in a super chunky soil mix with drainage, and the chopstick came out completely dry which makes me think it’s not from overwatering. But the leaves are still plump and firm, not dry or wrinkly, so it doesn’t seem like underwatering either? And it only gets indirect light so probably not scorch and I don’t see any sign of pests? The only thing that seems off to my inexperienced eyes is that the root system of this plant is really loose, like I can almost pick the whole plant up without it sticking in the soil. (there are two separate plants in the pot). Any advice would be so appreciated! I’m pretty new to plants but I really don’t want to lose this one.

Mysti M

7 months ago

No idea the exact type of Hoya this is....it is not Thomasaii.... I know that it vines and then the leaves fill in...but is this TOO MUCH vine??? Sorry for the washed out pics...

I need some trellis inspo. Show me your trellised Hoyas that are not just a hoop/arch. Thank you!

Will be repotting soon. Would you trellis or hang? Has 3 very long tendrils that seem to want to climb, but not really sure it will look right. Main leaves are very large. Some almost 4 inches long. Has grown quickly for a Hoya.

Gabrielle’s Jardin

8 months ago

Newest member of the family. Meet Meredith Grey. 🧚 won this guy in a giveaway on Palmstreet, I’ve never felt more lucky. 😌

CrixVerde

8 months ago

“Blooming Cascade”….this time around! This particular Hoya Bella has consistently bloomed over the years, but never ever like this! 🪴🌸💪🏼

She certainly likes to climb...

Dani

8 months ago

A’ight how long must I wait for Phoebe to grace me with her first bloom?! 🤣 - 5+ years old - been fertilized - in a window - normal watering, but not often, has drainage - consistently has new growth - never pruned - no pests - same pot 🤷🏻‍♀️

Wolfen 🐺

8 months ago

Tiny little blooms and sprouts

DanishGramma

8 months ago

It must be peduncle season! 🤩

Audaieveryday

8 months ago

Only a 6 month difference…when I first got to what she looks like know! She’s so gorgeous! 😍🤩

Citruslemmon

8 months ago

Im just absolutely obsessed with the colors on this girl… 🤩 don’t mind the random cutting in there lol

When should I report this hoya? I am conflicted about information I'm finding online and whatnot. There are no visible roots coming out the top or bottom, and I think the last time I reported it was 2-3 years ago. It has grown a lot since then! About a month ago untangled the mess of vines it had been and strung them up all new 😊 and it had some leaves drop after that, but now it already has another flower bud. So I think it's doing okay? Any advice appreciated 💕

Mikel’s Plant Posse

8 months ago

My Mom grew this from a cutting from her mothers plant! I keep it alive for her…I actually got a few bloom clusters last season! Any advice for a true beginner?

Kiki

8 months ago

She’s a monster—chinghungensis.

Does anyone know what type of Hoya this is?

Gabrielle’s Jardin

8 months ago

My favorite right now with two baby peduncles 🥹