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I just added a viola to my collection. I can’t wait for it to grow like this one. Also my hoya sunrise is showing signs of “sunstressing” bc it was so root bound

The easiest way to grow Hoya Walliniana Variegated is indeed from a rooted cutting. The easiest way too root it is when you have a plant.. to pin a branch on a small pot of moist substrate with a few strawberry forks. Keep it attached to the motherplant until it has rooted in and don’t move/sell it until it starts growing. I grow these in a cabinet with Barrinas (the older type) with about 60-80% humidity (depending on the time of year), temperatures never dropping under 20 Celcius. So far I have only tried a soil mix for these bark/perlite/soil and pure tree fern, both substrates do well. I haven’t used selfwatering pots, just small, normal draining nursery pots. I have a Hoya Sulawesiana growing in the darkest corner of that same cabinet, in a nursery pot with drainage holes in tree fern fibre. She hasn’t made a peduncle yet, but has been growing well for the past year, nothing problematic. Those are the only ones I feel “safe” to say something about 😅 I am growing some of the others… they grow sometimes, they don’t drop old leaves or die, but I also don’t feel like they are doing their best, some bare vines, unhardened leafdrop etc (working on that and seeing some progress recently 😊). For finicky Hoyas I think we need to look more into where they are from and how they are growing there in stead of “how we want to grow them”. Maybe more airflow like you said.. Maybe high humidity.. Maybe a bit warmer or a bit cooler than our current growing environment.. Maybe a mix that dries out really fast and more frequent watering… (this is my current experiment for some more difficult Hoyas in combination with more airflow, it seems to work well so far) Im finding out more and more… that Hoyas don’t all appreciate the same things… so they need different growing media and different conditions in some cases. The easier ones are often more adaptable, the more finicky ones may be more special needs (and that differs on each home and each persons care, like you said).

Do you still have your elaphoglossum metallicum? Any updates?

Jing, thanks so much for taking the time to do this video. Love the new camera quality. You look and sound great. Love love love the new antheriums! Please share updates when they are available. 💚

Picture is great. Occasionally you are very quiet

Thanks for sharing! I added to my wishlist. 😂 That Suzie Q ❤ I am home, sick, and I really enjoyed this!

The NOID NICHOLSONIAE looks like hoya sp. India IML 1598. Are the undersides fuzzy or velvety?

Camera looks good, very clear 😊. Oooh love your new anthurium babies. ❤

Cute babies 😍 Jing can you do a care video for my begonia sarawak I bought from you... It's still alive but I am nervous and I find different sites say different care tips.

These are gorgeous☺️

Lovely new plants!! heads up, your audio is *really* quiet

Gorgeous cute babies are so fun!❤❤❤❤

Wowo Video ❤❤❤❤

The Dress x RVDP is so hot🥵😍

New plant babies is always fun!!!❤

Super informative!

I use cinnamon on propagations as well💖

Hi, I loved this video. Chock full of valuable information. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you for sharing. I have one question, what was that stuff you were sprinkling in?

Your plants are so beautiful!

Ask. Yes, you pronounced it right. You're doing great with your English, I know it's a frustrating language. Thanks for the video!

Yay USA lol. Always fun. Love the pink or blood squamicole, hmm not sure how to spell it 😅. So dark n moody.

Your collection is stunning! I love your chosen top six for various reasons and I love that you are growing your Clari so large. It took me a long time to grow back mine that I imported back in 2020 from Indonesia. I think they’re having a resurgence. I am seeing a lot of people buying them at live sales now, including at wuhoo. Happy growing!!

I appreciate the details in this video, I see I have to adapt the way I propagate and water. Esp the transition point from water -> pon/perlite -> final medium (eg soil). Thanks🙏 Jing

Love Hugo's tape❤

Where do you get that tape from? 😊

Will you have Hoyas for sake. This video went up on a Monday. Is your live sale tomorrow or next week?

Do you know what time?

This has been a really interesting video. I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I don’t think Charmaine does as much stem cleaning as she used to.

Sounds like a unique job.

Audio is great. Can hear you just fine.

Who of the three of you had the tofu anthurium first (you, Alice, or Charmaine)?

I haven’t come over to the pon side yet. It would be a big undertaking to start it up. All new containers, the pon, and the restarting in water for the water roots to get ready for pon.

Are anthuriums aroids

I hear a lot about anthuriums a lot

I bought some azamax but never used it. I can’t remember what I bought it for. 🤷‍♀️

I’ve heard that safers end all soap is being discontinued.

Ladybugs are deadly to aphids. Favorite food

Yes, I love peeling off the sheaths, too. Such a satisfying sound.

They’re all my favorites too. I’d keep my one monstera, my Hoya multiflora )it’s in constant bloom), my peacock calathea, and my only philodendron tortum

In Oregon we don’t use plastic take out containers. They are usually paper containers. No good to use for prop containers. I do have some Starbucks cups, though for water prop b

Pretty nifty!!😊

Is the Hugo’s tape sticky or does it just cling to itself like Saran Wrap?

I’m at 59% humidity in my house. I used to run two humidifiers but when I started seeing mold I stopped cold turkey. During the summer it stayed at 45%. Higher in the winter cause of the rain we get here in the Pacific Northwest.

I’ve been thinking of getting clear pots as long as I can find a saucer for it to drain into. Thats the only thing I worry about, the draining of the water from the pot. I don’t use pin but my own mix of coco coir, cocoa husk, leca, earthworm castings, large number four perlite, orchid bark if I have it and some else that I can’t remember right now. Very chunky and airy.

You are making moss poles the old way that Charmaine used to

You’re saying it perfectly. A lot of people say “axe” instead of “asks”.

Good afternoon Jing😊

I ❤ your videos. Especially when you just say whatever pops into your head. Lol 😂 Ask….AskS 😂😂😂 Please tell me what those clear sheets are on the moss pole? I do not see the sheets in the description. I may be missing it. Thank you. Go 🇨🇦!