My Hoya Collection | Big Leaf or Large Leaves
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- Опубліковано 26 лис 2024
- In todays video we’re taking a look at all of my Big Leaf or Large Leaves Hoya.
If you’ve been around here awhile it’s no surprise that my favorite Hoya are the small leaf variety. But this time I’m highlighting my Large leafers (I made that word up) because they deserve more attention too.
Some of them are currently in bloom and fabulous!
Varieties include:
Hoya Verticillata Variegata
Hoya Quinquenervia
Hoya Obovata
Hoya Krimson Queen
Hoya Kerrii
Hoya Carnosa Compacta
Hoya Shepherdii
Hoya Macrophylla Albomarginata
Hoya Callistophylla
Hoya Incrassata Albomarginata
Hoya Pachyclada
Hoya Obovata Variegata
Hoya Kerrii Variegata
Hoya Viola
Hoya Chelsea
Hoya Pubicalyx
I hope you enjoy seeing my collection. Please like and subscribe if you do.
Thanks for watching 💚.
Daring, you are so welcome. Thank you for your wonderful response. God Bless!!
Hi, your hoyas are all looking healthy n gorgeous...becos u love them so much
Aw, thank you for saying that! It means a lot. 😊
Omg all of them are so fabulous!!! The obovata made my jaw drop ❤❤❤❤
Thank you!!! 💚💚💚
Wow i love hoya too , so very beautiful plants collection maam , i really admire you so much , thanks for very inspiring video about your plant collection , fully watch up to the end ang leave all my support ok ? Stay connected ...
Thank you so much!!!! Hoya are so beautiful indeed! I appreciate your support 💚💚💚.
I love these. Thanks for showing your big leaf collection!
Thank you!!!! And thanks for watching 💚💚💚.
Absolutely beautiful Hoyas!!❤❤❤❤
Thank you!!!! ❤️❤️❤️
Wow I love your hoya collections!
Thank you so much :)
Wow! Love your queen and the new leaf’s🪴🪴🪴
Hi, Kathy! Thank you 😊.
Hi Gena, great video. Beautiful hoyas ❤
Thanks, Sylvia :)
Your Hoya are so lovely and well taken care of . Well done
Thank you 😊
I enjoy seeing the different varieties in person vs. just photos. Better perspective. Thanks for the way to differentiate the Hoya C.Queen vs. Princess. Enjoyed greatly.
Hi, Jane! No problem. Glad I could help out! I think there’s a little saying like the queen wears her crown on the outside….meaning the lighter color (white) variegation is on the outside along the edges of the leaf while the princess variegation is on the inside. Both are just stunning to me 💚.
This was a nice video. I loved seeing all the Hoyas! I just bought a Caudata Sumatra 6” cutting and I’m a nervous wreck I’ll kill it. The directions were to either root in water or in a pot of equal amounts of perlite, coco peat and bark. I chose the pot method because I too worried it might rot in water. I love this plant so much I’ll be so upset if I kill it. I never purchased a cutting before. Just potted plants. Thanks for showing all yours. 💚🌱🌿🪴💚
Hi, Karen! Thank you so much! Good luck with the new plant! I've used water rooting and I've used sphagnum moss for my cuttings. Water rooted were just in normal house humidity conditions. Sphagnum were in a greenhouse setting. Both did just fine. I'm sure yours will turn out great. I love buying cuttings because I can choose how I want to grow the plant. Plus you get to watch them grow up. Like raising a child from birth :). Have a great day!
been watching your videos for a few days realised i wasnt subbed so subbed and wow those hoya are gorgeous , 😊
Hi Sandra!!!! Thanks for being a part of this and watching my videos!!!! 💚💚💚
I sure did enjoy the video. All of your hoyas are gorgeous!!
Hi, Amelia! I'm so happy to hear that. Thank you so much!!!!
Another great video!
Thank you!!!!
Hi Gena....you are so happy talking about hoya and we are so happy listening about hoya!!! I was happy to see the title of your video....I really love your first pick....Verticulata Var....it is so so pretty, NEED ONE!...and your 2nd one, C Sumatra...I love that pot!! Mine I bought from you is still doing fine....and the Quinquenervia I got from you is still doing great too! I love it as well :) I do not have the pachyclada...sorry I am not spelling right....I would like to own someday....all your hoyas look so lush and big!I have a few hoya in pon because they shipped in pon, but I feel uneasy with it...and 2 hoya I transferred out ended up dying....it was the new mix I used, but it has made me scared now...I hate feeling scared like I do...but they seem to be fine...your Kerrii is so amazing....wow...I do have a smaller one, 5 or 6 leaves...my M Albo Mar....is slow for me...I put it outside on my North porch and it gave me a new leaf, but I would say it is not thriving :)...your var hindu rope looks so stunning in its hanging basket...the mealies like my Australis for some reason....it is easy to treat at least...I have some more that you featured as well....wow wow wow to your Queen....love the new spot she is in! She is so beautiful...nicest one I have ever seen! I Should have took notes while watching...to tell you how many I have that you featured.....this is the 2nd time I have watched! You always have my full attention and just love you and your channel.....glad your Pub splash got some air time! Your string bean is huge and so pretty....well I am all excited and just enjoyed this video so much...look forward to your next one butterfly
Hi, Tina!!!! I guess I am pretty happy when I get to talk about my plants :). It's been a while since I really talked about Hoya...felt good. Glad to hear your babies are still doing well. I hear you on the uneasy feeling about pon. I feel that way about Leca! I too lost a plant, or almost lost a plant, that was rooted in leca. I tried moving it to soil and it absolutely did NOT like it. I ended up having to reroot the plant (in sphagnum). That was my variegated obovata. I ended up propagating it into two plants. The one plant is the one in this video, the other never took off and died. It was just a 2 leaf cutting so not a huge loss, especially when I still had a healthy portion of it. I won't ever propagate my plants for sale in anything but soil or sphagnum for this reason. Soil and sphagnum moss are just so much easier to transfer out of when/if necessary. WOW...you've watched twice??? THANK YOU!!!!!! I feel honored :). Thanks for being such a great plant friend. LOVE YOU!!!!
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Thank you!!!!
So gorgeous 🥰
Thank you ❤️
My variegated Kerri pushes out deformed and browning leaves too 🤷♀️ however, where she sits right in my big window the growth is pretty tight internodal spacing.
Mine lives in a grow tent now and is loving it. I’m hoping it will really start taking off. Sounds like you found your plants sweet spot 💚. I think this one has a long adjustment period to new environments. Just a guess though.
Wonderful collection!
Thank you 💚
Some species are slower in growing. Generally, some are easy to plant and fast growing. Maybe they're not stressed in the environment. Some keep on blooming. They're much easier to grow than orchids, I think 🤔
Orchids are more difficult for me for sure.
Please keep us posted on the mealy bugs. I find that you can stare at the plant everyday and after 9 months when you least expect they will pop up again. I've gotten rid of the hoyas, too mush stress in my life. Great video!
Hi, Sophy! I definitely will. I'm totally keeping it isolated since it was so heavily infested. I don't trust that they are all gone. But so far so good. It is pretty stressful. Than you so much!
I've been growing hoyas for many years now, and I find that if you have several different kinds of one particular hoya, they will not all grow well. It seems that location, heat, humidity will affect them all differently. With time, I decided to down size the number of hoyas to those that grow well for me and leave the fancier ones alone. I still have 25 varieties and they take
up a great deal of time. I love them all. In the meantime, take care of your babies and good luck!!
Hi, Loreta! That makes total sense. I feel like I’m at the point in my collection of Hoyas that I will no longer be adding any additional varieties. They are definitely time consuming and with the growth I’m getting, I will quickly run out of space for what I currently have. At which point I’ll probably start dwindling down my collection to those that grow the best for me or have really stolen my heart. Thank you!
Beautiful collection.
I have a few Fungii. I don’t believe the one you have is a Fungii. The ones I’ve come across have more rounder leaves and they have some noticeable veining.
Thank you!!!!
Yes, I've always questioned it's validity. I'm going to link the seller I purchased it from on Etsy, and I see at least one person saying it's not fungii. I haven't gone through all of the feedback though so there may be more. Tell me what you think? Even if it's not fungii, which I really don't think it is, it's still pretty. But I am annoyed that I didn't get what I paid for.
www.etsy.com/listing/1180612767/hoya-fungii-splash-collector-plant-live?click_key=b9d227c3771e878d1fb9ff017deb85fe168482e6%3A1180612767&click_sum=854e48f1&ga_search_query=hoya%2Bfungii&ref=shop_items_search_1&pro=1&frs=1
I was looking at other listings on etsy and I see one that says Hoya Fungii x Publicalyx. It's possible this one I have is a Fungii crossed with something else since it looks very similar to the fungii x pubicalyx.
I'm new to hoyas, but I have been into plants for a while now . Hoyas are becoming my one of my favorites move over philodendron ❤ Gena your Hoya plants are gorgeous love watching your videos you are my favorite plant person you give such great information what is your best advice for Hoya the big leaf varieties??
Hi April!!! Thank you so much 🥰. I think my biggest advice would be centered on watering. Don’t be afraid to water your Hoya. Once you figure out the watering needs of your plant, you’re golden. Use a moisture meter to help yourself figure that out. And if using a soil mix substrate, make it chunky with orchid bark, charcoal, pumice. Well draining is key. My next best advice is to give the highest indirect light you possibly can. Not always possible, but the more light, the more growth.
This is actually a tough question for me because I feel like there is so much that goes into having success with these plants, including your dedication to them.
They are sooo much fun, and you’ll have failures. I certainly have!!!! But each failure is a learning experience and it helps you grow as a plant caregiver 😊.
Thanks again!!!! 💕💕💕
@@ThePinkTrellisI'm in a area where there's not a lot around so can't find hoyas here unfortunately & I have gotten a few from the green escape on etsy ...I brought a few cutting's of hoyas but they make me so nervous bc can't really tell what they are doing! Hopefully working on some roots! Keep up your plant information Gena your just precious 💕
@@aprilfreeman8554 Thank you so much April!!! I'm sure they are working on some roots. If the leaves are alive the roots are alive :). xxoo
@@ThePinkTrellis I'm nervous about it can't see what's going on & it like they're on unemployment lol...just want them to be happy and thrive do you have any suggestions for me waiting on them? I worry about not watering them enough... should I put them into moss or perlite? Idk what to do & I don't want to mess up I will have to buy more cuttings...any suggestions I would really appreciate it bc I know you have gorgeous Hoyas! Thanks in advance hope you are having a wonderful day!
@@aprilfreeman8554 I used to like to put my cuttings in sphagnum moss, but now that I have a grow tent I just plant them directly into soil. That only really works well if you have an extra moist environment/high humidity, warm temps, and bright lighting. I wouldn't try that in normal room conditions. There are a few ways to root them, you can even do cuttings in a glass of water. If you can give high humidity, warm temps, and bright light, that's the ideal but it's not the only way to root cuttings. It just goes faster in that sort of environment. When I first started with cuttings it was sphagnum moss and then placed in a dome covered tray to keep the humidity in. That worked very well for me. Thank you!!!! Happy Thursday to you :).
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Beautiful collection!! I love hoyas!😄 My pachyclada was doing so well and had a huge leaf and now am battling thrips with it!! Ugh had to cut some leaves off. Part of having plants...we have to deal with the bugs!😕
Hi, Anna! Thank you so much. I think this is the time of year the bugs really start coming out of the woodwork (yikes). Seriously, you think your plants are completely bug free and then out of no where they show up!!!!! Sorry about your thrips :(. I always try to go the "natural" route with no chemicals but I'm at the point now that I'm going for the more powerful stuff. I'll only spray outside though so no harsh treatments through the winter season. I just don't like using the harsh stuff...only as a last resort. Just picked up some Captain Jack's "Deadbug Brew" from Ace Hardware yesterday. At least this stuff seems to be more gentle???? It says it's for organic gardening. I have some spider mites that just refuse to go away and I'm hoping this will do them in. Yup! Just part of having plants.
@@ThePinkTrellis Exactly!! Plants can be doing amazing and then next watering we are like what happened??!! Plants are expensive now.. Our Costa Farms in Canada are 30$ and small 4" pots are 7$ so it gets expensive to keep losing plants due to bugs. I also use insecticidal soap now which seems to work better so far! It sure keeps us busy 😄🌿
Absolutely Beautiful Hoyas 🙌🙏🏼💚 do you water propergate and/or propergate in moss when are rerooting your Hoyas? Does it take a long time to reroot before you put in pon?
Hi! Thank you!!!! So for plants I’m rerooting I almost always water propagate. Definitely water if I’m going to be transferring to my homemade Pon. The Macrophylla I rerooted in sphagnum and then transferred to soil. So basically if I’m planning to transfer to soil I’ll use sphagnum moss, if it’s going to pon I’ll use water. Water rerooting time is faster than sphagnum moss in my experience. I can’t really give exactly how many days because I usually procrastinate when it comes to repotting 😊. The rerooting process is fairly quick in my experience. Maybe a month? I’ll have to pay more attention to timelines in the future.
Hello. I’m from the Philippines. Can you help me? What is the best potting medium to use for my hoyas? Yours are soooo pretty and very healthy. Thank you 😊
Hi! I think there are a few great choices for potting medium. What I have experience with is a chunky soil (homemade), pon (also homemade) and sphagnum moss. All three work equally well for me with my Hoyas. And I can’t recommend one over the other. I do have a video showing my chunky soil mix recipe if you want to try duplicating that. I think any of those mediums can work great but the most important part to having beautiful plants is dedication. Don’t miss waterings. Remember to fertilize during the growing season. Look at your plants often so you can spot pests before they get out of control. Researching the plants needs so you can give them optimal living conditions. Things like that. I hope this helps! Thanks 😊.
Very beautiful plants. Does the first plant requires high humidity?
Hello, Victorina! Thank you so much! No, the Hoya Verticillata Variegata does just fine in my normal house humidity with no supplemental humidity. Typically it sits in the 30%-40% range of humidity. Thanks for watching and for your question :).
What size pots do you have your Hoyas in ? The small ones.
Hi Sylvia! So the smallest pot, like the one I use for the Meliflua, is 2” I believe. The next smallest size is 4” and I use that with the Chelsea, Callistophylla, and quite a few others.
Hi maam ! Greetings from your new friend ok ?
Hi Roselyn! So happy to meet you here 😊.
Do you feel that H. caudata sumatra is hard to keep happy? I have a H. caudata silver and it isn't doing well maybe it needs more water? But I also just got a caudata sumatra.
It hasn’t been an easy one for me. Mine ended up with dry rot. I rerooted it and it is back in soil but in a plastic pot instead of terracotta. And it hasn’t grown an inch since. I would say for me it’s definitely a more difficult one.
Hi Gena. Love all your Hoya’s. Where did you get your small trellis you have some of them on?
Hi, Patty! Thank you! Here's the link to the trellis. It's from Amazon
a.co/d/7Fen35u
Lovely selection of Hoyas ❤ Out of curiosity how many Hoyas do you have now?
Hi, Linda! Thank you! You know I haven’t counted them recently so I don’t know off hand. I’m going to say over 100 which sounds absolutely ridiculous when I say it out loud. I must be insane 😂. Hopefully I’m wrong and it’s at least under 100. I’ll have to count them up sometime and get back to you 💚.
@@ThePinkTrellis They are so easy to collect 😊 I have 45 soon to be 46, they just seem to run a away with you 😉
@@LindaEnfield they are very easy to collect! So I just counted….not including propagations, I have 64! I am feeling so much better about that number now 😁. That’s exciting…..which Hoya will be number 46?
@@ThePinkTrellis a variegated Lacunosa 😊
@@LindaEnfield oh wow nice 🥰
What moisture meter do you use.?🥰
Hi!
This one:
a.co/d/3wlWOnF
Please what's the ingredient in the spray?
Hi! When I was spraying the pubicalyx I just used rubbing alcohol and water mixed. But I've since started using a recipe I found online and it has great reviews and seems to work well for me and others. It has the following ingredients:
4 cups water
2 Tablespoons Tea Tree Soap
2 Tablespoons Peppermint Soap
1/2 Tablespoon 1% Hydrogen Peroxide
1/2 cup 70% rubbing alcohol
Spray on and no need to rinse off
Where do you get those ladder trellises?
Hi! Do you mean the green trellises? If so here’s a link to them.
amzn.to/3yN5GaJ
Thanks!
Am in Denver ilove hoya
Hi, Blanca! Awesome 😊. I’m new to the state and still have a bunch of plant shops I want to visit in the area. Did you see Summer Rayne Oakes most recent video where she highlighted Denver plant shops? I need to visit those. Thanks for introducing yourself 💚.
@@ThePinkTrellis floral city - the plant room- are good plant heaven 😬😬
@@aguadelicias Thanks for the recommendations!
Where do you buy them please
There are many places to find hoyas. Local plant shops, FB marketplace, Etsy, ebay, Small businesses online, there are many sellers, myself included. thepinktrellis.com. Hope that helps :).
I'm still trying to find a Macrophylia....
Ohhhh….I hope you are able to get your hands on one. They are fairly easy to find around me. I’ve never seen them at the big box stores, but all of the independent plant shops and nurseries seem to have them. Wishing you luck 💚💚💚.
I'd like to enter the contest to get the 1st Hoya. What? There is no contest? It's free though? No? How about the 2nd one? Still no? Well I'll just be over here pouting in the corner then. There's always the 3rd 1. That'd be all right. No Well Dang, I'll just head back to the corner.
Lol!!!! Actually funny you comment this because I’ll be running a giveaway soon!!! I’ll make the announcement in this Sundays video 😊.
Hi Gena, actually your Krimson is a queen and not a princess. The princess has innervarigation while the queen has outervariegation.
Hi, Vicky!!! I had to go back and see cuz I know it’s a Queen but thought well maybe I said things backwards (not the first time lol), but I didn’t…..I said it correctly. I mentioned princess to explain the difference between the two 😊.