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What an amazing haul. I quickly requested to follow, thank you sharing. 🪴🪴

I start all my Hoyas in water, always works!!! Watering my thick leaved ones less than thinner leaved not on a schedule. Yours are beautiful!!! 🌱🍃💚 Do you have any plant lights in that bottom room? Seems dark...it does take the small cuttings awhile to get acclimated and start growth, patience, lol

Gorgeous, gorgeous hoya haul ❤❤❤❤

Whatever you do....don't end up on the PalmStreet APP because you will spend so much money.

I also have a thomsonii splash and it is one of my fastest growers! You’ll ❤ it!

Beautiful Hoya! I would be thrilled to have two Wilber Silver plants. 🪴🪴💚

that doesnt resemble a rigida...they dont resemble the macropyllia....they look like a thinner leaved long leaved merillii with light splash....i only say this because I ordered a long leaved merillii & they sent me a rigida & i had to go to a few sellers to find out what it was.....after searching & confirming what a rigida was because its not a hoya anyone talks about.

Oh my goodness Nathalie! Gorgeous plants. Just became a member of her FB group on your recommendation.

Wow you buy some hoyas i never see and learn. It's really fun to see the new one you don't know they exist.😊😊

The leaves on a Domino Peace Lily are naturally wrinkled so no worries! 😊

That Ranch is so Awsome. Almost like a plant city. You got some nice hoyas.

We miss you.

Beautiful ❤️love it

I’m struggling with my memoria since getting it last summer. It keeps getting root rot. I have about 24 Hoya and this one is a problem child. Can you tell me how you care for yours? Typically I water most of my Hoya when they almost or completely dry out. Help??

Hi Natalie. I envy you those blooms! I've had hoyas 7 years. The first to flower was the hoya mendorensis in 2022 and this year. My Acuta just finished flowering, my fungii is currently with a beautiful bugandy with pink bloom and mendorensis has another bloom coming. Tjadesmelangensis, Aldrichi, carnisa snowball and Merillii has the peduncle sitting for a good while. I hope they start showing life soon! I want the carnosa compacta so bad but the mealy bugs get the best of them! Thanks for sharing. Look forward to your next hoya video! Dee, NY

Thank you. Great video. I wrote down a couple Hoya that i may purchase later.

WOW, I need one of those.

Love your videos. Keep them coming!

Yes, I would love to see more videos. Your hoyas are amazing and you looked delighted with your plants. You cheer me up

This was a lot of fun to watch! I've become more of a "hoya head" since purchasing from you last December -- it sure gets addicting! SO many species and varieties....gotta love them all!

Happy anniversary ! This is the best Hoya haul I have ever seen! My husband and I are about to celebrate our 20th and we do presents the same way. 🥳

Impressive collection and you have all the ID’s 👏 planning on getting my first Hoya soon.

Your GPS 7240 is GORGEOUS 😍😍😍😍😍 Happy 37th Anniversary

It's nice to see someone else who gets as excited as I do with new blooms or growth! Well done!

It’s absolutely beautiful!

Wow thats a lot of hoyas to manage and you are doing well. Thanks for sharing ❤

I really enjoyed seeing your hoya collection. For as many as you have, it was at a good speed too. 😊

my hoyas are constantly growing like crazy but in 3 years i never had a bloom!:( any tipps? PS love your video

Hi Natalie, I just found your channel. Like and subscribe. Your H. calycina, like many others "fuzzy" varieties, is Eriostemma, they need some dolomite or lime in the mix. Or water slightly alkaline. You have a very impressive collection! Thank you for sharing.

Hello. And happy anniversary. Congratulations on all your beautiful purchases. Those were a steal. I love those gifts. The ones who pick yourself lol. Congratulations on being married for so long. God be the center of your life and bless you abundantly 🥰

Wow they're looking so nice what fertiliser you use

I love your hoya collection. My new guinea ghost and polyneura also gave me problems and died. So hard breaking. Great video!

Lovely plants, what fertilizer do you use?

I love Hoyas..your specimens are incredible beautiful congratulations

Wow, you have a lot of beautiful hoya! I love the idea of the plant ladder, a great way to hang a lot of plants! 😍

When my sunrise sits right on my south facing window sill, it gets the sun stressing. But when I pull it back just a bit - to the table right next to the sill - it does not. So maybe try more direct sun.

Hi Natalie. I have the same issue with my hoya sunrise, hangs in nice sunny west window but stays green even when I use grow light. The first half of the video downstairs was quite dark. I've seen photos of the carnosa publicalyx cross which is what that looks like. That latifolia/dinner plate is awesome! I can't wait for my variegated Acuta to grow like yours, it's do pretty. I purchased a 3 leaf cutting that is now going on 5. Just a note, if you could give the hoyas more camera time holding in place. Some u put back too soon. Thanks for sharing👍🏽! Dee, NY

Oooo… I love the rambulosa!! I need that one!

I love the species that you have. They’re all so unique and beautiful! Ha! Not expensive like Hoyas, for sure 😅

Don’t fret. When I bought my rhipsalis, it was fall. It went dormant over the winter and I took it personally lol. As soon as the days started getting longer in the spring and I put it in a slightly brighter spot, it started growing and hasn’t stopped. 😊

Lovely plants!

Love the pot of gold too.

That’s a different philodendron. Like it

Congrats on your anniversary. I got married in 1986. Beautiful hoyas

Natalie, so nice to find your channel!! I thoroughly enjoyed seeing all the Hoya you purchased for your 37th anniversary! So many were new to me! Thanks for sharing your Hoya haul!!

The arrowhead plant is the common name for Syngonium podophyllum which is an aroid. I think you have a White Butterfly, the most common type. Very easy to grow - put in indirect light and water when the soil is almost but not completely dry. You got some beautiful and healthy looking plants in that basket. 💚

What’s your soil mixture?

I love how you split that basket all up into individual plants