Lili
I got this Gunung Gading as a free gift back in December & I was afraid it was not going to do anything for me but this morning I noticed an active growth point!! 🤩🌱✨
Blattpflanzen
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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Wolfen 🐺
When hoya are jerks 😫🫥 and grow into random things around them.
Mars
Do I have a peduncle here on my hoya lisa? I'm so excited if so!!
Two Green Thumbs
It happened!!!! So happy this gal bloomed :)
Hoya Cassii
Hello All: I began my Hoya journey approx 4 years ago. Both Hoya Princess and Queen were bought then, from cuttings. As you can see they are still alive and seem healthy but they’re quite small and have not bloomed to date. I read they were slow growers but this seems extreme. I have only repotted them once, they’re in loose chunky soil and are in a south facing window with blinds. So, usually no full on soil if it’s too hot. I water them every 14-20 days depending on the season. Plus, I feed them liquid fertilizer mostly spring/summer. Am I missing something? FYI, I have 15 Hoyas and 50% have bloomed and all are in good health. I welcome any advice. 🙂
Lynda
I’m new to Hoyas, and I’m a little confused about watering. Planta says both of these plants are considered low demand, and that I should let the soil dry up before watering. However, Planta also says the Crimson Queen needs a perfect balance of water, not too much, and not too little. Can you tell me if you test a Hoyas need for moisture by using a wooden stake, or what? And why does Planta say the Crimson Queen needs a perfect balance of water? It sounds sort of like an oxymoron to me? Please, maybe some clarification on how to water these? TIA!
AliciaB
Added this beauty to the collection today.
Two Green Thumbs
So excited - my first blooms on this plant and a small hidden bloom I just found this morning
Jonah
The first Hoya I’ve had bloom - my Hoya mathilde that I got last August! Cannot believe how beautiful it is.
MicAZ
Cleaning day! The Hindu Rope is sooo much fun to try to clean 😬
Chloe
I’ve had this Hoya for a few years. It was a gift from my mom and I remember this plant having beautiful pink blooms in a sunny stairwell. My last house had virtually no natural light, but I now have a sunny spot for it. I’m hoping for some blooms someday! Growth has been excellent otherwise. I trim the plant seasonally and it now has a bit of density to it. I’m open to suggestions!! Just hoping it likes its new spot.
Emma
Just took this home from Home Depot. It was just marked as “Hoya”. Can someone help me identify this one, please? Is it a tricolor? Or just variegated maybe? Thanks!
CrixVerde
Watch this space…first time for this Hoya Callystophilla…..even the unopened buds are just something else🩷!
Sunny
My little Hoya Lacunosa (Snow Caps) bloomed last night. 😍 I woke early to the perfumed scent in the kitchen area. I assumed a hand soap gel fell off and drained into the sink. I found nothing in the sink and kept rolling. About two hours later I found blooms on the kitchen window sill! This is going into 2 years owning this little plant. It bloomed last summer. Winter bloom inside was unexpected. It’s a little dehydrated. The last photo is with the ceiling light on as it casts a yellow light making it look sun stressed.
Winnie
Latest addition to my Hoyas collection. Hoya Multiflora “Shooting Stars” can’t wait ‘till she blooms.
Winnie
Hoya sunrise finally bloom 😍
🪴 Botanical Bekka🌵
Hello y'all so I was told that this was a hoya, but I'm not convinced it's not a golden pothos, if it is a hoya I can't tell which kind it is I'm trying to find out what kind of pretty flowers it's going to have it's really what my in-game is with my questions LOL any ideas 🙏🪴🫶
CrixVerde
Hoya Noona Pink at it once again. The scent is also deliciously yummy….almost like a sweet buttercream. 🩷
HaleyN
One of my favorite bloomers. Hoya Bella Luis Bois
Sunny
I’m reminding myself how lush and lovely my Hoya Curtisii was in November so I can get it back to this level in summer. It’s dropping leaves like a ficus right now.
