Hoya Hindu Rope Plant Care | Easy Care Houseplant
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Love the Hindu Rope hoya, very unique amongst all hoyas
I love the Hindu Rope! It is definitely my favorite plant! The dogs are adorable !
Thank you! They are my babies :)
I’m new to Hoya, I purchased 5 plants 4 solid green and 1 variegated and I absolutely love them.. I hope I have success with growing them..
thanks for the information..
Just purchased the green version of the Hindu rope. It’s super cute and pricing great at a local nursery. It’s hilarious that you said chlo chlo and my Chloe looked up. Beautiful dogs and they seem so humble and well behaved. Love it!! I will be looking into purchasing more hoyas this spring. 😜
I love the hoya hindu rope. 🥰 I have the all-green type. when I got it, it was this little chunk of leaves. unfortunately it did have mealy bugs.. 😒 but I was lucky enough to get rid of them. now it’s grown about 8 times the size of when I first got it. 🙂
oh wow! props to you for winning the fight against mealy bugs! Happy to hear it's super long now :)
Lol!! I used be in that “freaked out by the Hindu Rope Plant” group but they’ve grown on me and I’ve ordered the variegated type off Etsy and now I think they’re absolutely stunning!!! Great video! Very helpful tips and you have a beautiful Hoya!
I LOVE the variegated version of the Hindu rope! So so pretty!
I agree! Such a beauty :)
Thanks for the helpful video. You actually got me into hoyas over a year ago. Thanks.
aw yayyy! That's so great to hear :)
I'm definitely interested in a video on how to make Hoyas bloom faster :)
Great! Keep an eye out I will be making one :)
I’ve had mine for years! Just bloomed one cluster this last spring! I want to see it bloom more😊
Hoya Hindu Rope was one if the first hoyas I got! I fell in love with it the first time I saw it! Thanks for the info 😉♥️
I loved it at first sight too!
You are such a great plant mom! I love my hoyas, but my Hindu Rope is my very favorite! Mine bloomed this year, and it was "chocolate" for me. Great video! Subscribed!
I just bought my first hoya hindu rope plant. Can't wait till it arrives. I'm looking forward to seeing it grow as big as yours
wohooo!
I just bought one of these yesterday. I want a million. I love how they look.
Yes!!! Educate us Julie! I love Hindu rope! 💚 Also, you have such beautiful pottery.
Glad Chloe is feeling better!
Thank you Mary! And yes, I'm so thankful that Chloe is doing better too :)
I love hoyas, but my eyes kept going back to that monstera 😍
I have a Hindu rope plant that I bought last year & love it. I did plant it in a bigger ceramic planter. I noticed the the leaves do get wrinkled but has been thriving. I am thinking to plant it in a smaller terracotta planter now.
The Hoya Hindu Rope is my favorite houseplant. I love it. I'm so happy to hear your little cinnamon bun is healthy again. XO
Aw thank you! I was very worried about her before, so I'm so thankful that is she improving
So excited! I just bought one from an online seller today! Thanks for the care tips! Trying to learn all I can before she arrives!!!
I like the Hindu Rope it's unique looking, I have the green variety, first time having this one, so far so good
yay I'm glad yours is doing well!
I'm getting one for Christmas and I'm so excited!!!!
yayyy! Very exciting!
Thanks for all the care tips! Perfect timing because I just got my first variegated hindu rope last week. I love the look of this plant even though it looks like intestines to me. I know weird, but I can’t help but see it. Hahaha!
Oh yeah! It does look like intestines! It really is super interesting to look at
I also love the Hoya Hindu Rope and recently found a lovely variegated specimen at Lowes for $10.98. It proudly sits in my east window as well! Thanks for posting your tips!
yayyy very exciting! what a great deal :)
I need to move. My Lowe’s always has the same sad collection of plants and my Depot told me they won’t be getting house plants anymore.
i love my hoya, i’ve always thought they are beautiful plants!
I have the green hindu rope and love it. It blooms for me at least once a year. I will be on the hunt for the variegated version in the spring.
That's amazing that it blooms each year! Do you keep it inside?
@@julienicole92 Yes, it sits in a northeast facing window. I fertilize it monthly during growing season. Would love to put my hoyas outside but since we live at the Jersey shore, the fungus gnats (plentiful outside here) would have a field day and cause a massive infestation.
Ava F What type was of fertilizer do you use?
@@lameshahale2990 Miracle Grow for plants and Super Thrive.
I love my hindu rope! Its my prize plant!! :)
I love the Hindu rope hoyas 💚 they are cute 💚💚
I know right!?! #teamhoyahindurope
Thanks for the tips. I have two currently and one is not doing well at all. I'll change up the lighting and see how it goes.
Awe cute pups! and love the rope!
Thanks duncan!
My hoya compacta doesnt seem to like it when hung it in my east facing window; so i just have to keep them with my orchids (all away from windows. You're right about the vines though, I took cuttings of similar sizes, not only did they root at different speeds, but one has grown freakishly longer than the other 3, I think it's just the quirk of having multiple vines in one pot. One thing I've noticed is, variegated plants seem to struggle a lot more, as gorgeous as they are! But I certainly have more love for the solid green ones, as they don't freak out so easily.
Thanks for sharing! I've seen people who dislike the variegated hindu rope more, bc if the variegation is stressed it turns all pink and they say it looks like brains or intestines
oh boy yeah they totally do look like that! haha
One of my absolutely favorite plants 🙌💗
Same! It's so beautiful
@@julienicole92 and I am totally interested in video how to make them bloom! 😍
@@plantyhappyandneedcoffee I will be making one so keep an eye out!
I got one not long ago from a nursery. I examined their plants carefully and picked the fullest one they had. It had a milky film on the leaves that was an "uh oh" moment, but the price was so good, I decided to buy anyway. Well, I was right: the milky substance was a spray that had been used before shipment to try to hide the fact that it had mealies. It has been months of treatments and I finally went for the systemic (toxic) treatment because nothing was working. I am hopeful this will wipe them out once and for all.
I went back to the nursery and they had not sold because others noticed the problem so they were pulled and placed in a quarantine area for treatment. All eight were dead! I had asked about them because I was curious. Sadly, the nursery staff didn't know what they were doing and had over-watered them by using the systemic too often. They do not survive chronically wet soil. Whole situation was pretty sad but they were sent that way, so not their fault.
When they get mealies it can be a nightmare, but not un-fixable. I am not sorry I bought mine, but I am being patient in treating it. Fingers crossed that the systemic will work.
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Great care video
I love the Hindu rope, I have both versions and I find they are pretty care free to care for.
What do you think of orchid spray from miracle grow? I spray it on all of my hoyas they really enjoy it🥰🌱
Omg all of the pups are precious🐶, fingers crossed for Chloes checkup this week🥰🤞
Thank you! So I personally have never used the orchid spray. I have heard of it being used. I don't really understand what the benefit is. Maybe I will look into the benefits :)
Yw, I started to use it this summer on some Hoyas and I do see a difference.😊
One of my favorite plants.
Absolutely stunning
One of my favorite hoya's..... I find them so beautiful ♡
me too!
I love the Hindu rope💚🙃
Me too! Thanks for watching Judy :)
I love it!! I have a solid green one. Have you ever cut off arms with gaps in them and repotted them?
Thanks great info. I’d be interested in the propagation of the compacta.
Can I make natural fertilizer at home for it with eggshells or something like that?
Hi Julie! New subscriber! I have a question about leaving my Hoyas outdoors in summer. Is the temp change from evening to night time ok for them? I’m in Ontario Canada 🇨🇦 never left indoor plants outdoors before. I guess I’m
Concerned about bringing pests back in when it’s time to bring them in early fall
You have the prettiest pots always 🤍❤️❄️🌿 I want this Hoya but scared of mealys because I’ve heard that a lot.
Thanks Vanessa! Yes mealy bugs are a huge negative for me as well. I wish they didn't exist!
It looks like the trim on a beautiful dress
I bought a large varigated hindu rope a few months ago, and have been on a real journey with it. When I bought it, it was freshly watered (still dripping), so I put it in isolation and determined not to water it for a good while. Unfortunately, I left it in someone else's care for a couple of weeks while I was away, and they thought it was a different plant and continued watering it. Not blaming them or anything, they are not plant people and I could have provided a better photo guide. I certainly appreciated their efforts to keep everything going. It was a little distressing, though. Had a lot of yellowing, liquefied leaves.
Shortly after, I discovered mealybugs on it. Since the nursery's potting mix was retaining too much water, I ended up completely unpotting it, giving everything a neem-medicated soak (which was very effective), and salvaging what I could. It's about half the size, now, and I have a few propagations going as well.
oh wow that is too bad :/ I hope what is left of the plant survives and thrives for you :)
Can you explain the "neem medicated soak", please? I have a string of this hoya I purchased last February. It is growing but painfully, :). I do not see any mealybugs but I am interested in your method just in case. Thanks.
@@misseskval2686 Hey, sorry I didn't see this earlier! I don't remember the exact proportions I used, but it was something like 2-3 tsp neem oil , 3 L water and 1 tsp unscented palmolive dish soap. I didn't really measure carefully - I was kind of out of ideas and thought the plant was a lost cause. I had unpotted the plant, so I just dunked everything into the bucket and left it submerged for maybe an hour, then repotted it in new soil with a lot of orchid bark. Right now I have a few healthy propagations, two healthy original strands, and two longer strands that aren't doing as well.
I wouldn't necessarily recommend my method, especially not as a first response. I think I probably traumatized the plant/strands with the uprooting, but at least I haven't seen mealybugs since.
@@sylviaa8425,Thanks for your reply. Honestly, I had forgotten about it. I am happy to hear some of yours are doing well. That is a Yay! As for mine, she still alive but a very slow grower. She just developed a huge leave, lol. Maybe a good sign. She has been with me for a year now. No insect problems yet, cross my fingers.
Good luck with yours.
do you recommend any grow lights that would be gentle enough? i just moved into a new house and during the winter months there’s no sunlight coming in :(
Now I’m hungry for tortellini!
me too! hahaha
Hello, I really enjoyed your video and would love to know how to get my 5 yr or so Hindu Hoya Rope plant to bloom!
I also was wondering if you can do a video on how to propagate from start to finish. I am so worried that I will kill my Hoya if I don’t cut it correctly. 😊
I like the hindu rope because to me it looks like ruffled fabric
I just got one and the new leaves are a very dark hot pink which I’ve never seen. Will these parts eventually turn white? Thanks!
I love love the Hindu rope I just think it doesn’t love me. I don’t the Hoya can thrive in my home. My krimson princess isn’t thriving either. I’m going to change the location and see if that helps. Great video thank you for the extra the tips. Your dogs look so beautiful 😍
awww sorry to hear that! When you first bought your hoya did they appear healthy? Sometimes in the store they are in bad health and over-watered, and I think that's why some people have trouble growing them in their home
Can you do a update on this Hoya 2021
I have had my Hoya for two years and it has not grown very much. I’m wondering if it’s because I have it inside under grow lights instead of outside in natural sunlight.
I see this was four years ago,this 2024how is it now,would like to see!
I'd love to get a Hindu Rope but I can never find them for less than an outrageous price in my area. Yours is BEAUTIFUL!!! Super jealous =)
aw man! I found a bunch of them at my local home depot so I would keep an eye out there if you are in the USA
Would it be okay to hang this plant under a tree? It would only get a few hours of evening sun
I love them! I just got a beautiful large green one a few weeks ago. I’m so afraid of killing it!😱😱
Lovely! I'm sure you will do great with it :)
Do anyone think they can grow going up on pole?
I love these plants. I have a really small one as that's all I could afford. It had 3 very short stems but one died in transport. I have it under a light and would love for you to publish a video on how to get it to bloom, which i figure will be in about 2 to 3 years. :)
I will be filming one! I hope your hoya continues to thrive under the light :)
I have yet to see one running up on pole?
I love them... just holding out till I find a bigger one. I don’t want it tiny 🥺
I hope you find a long one Ada!
🐶🐶 my puppy name is CoCo too. 🥰
I still did not get hoya hindu rope yet. The one I saw at nearby nursery and online store nearby me having the leaves quite flattened, perhaps due to being under bright light. But soon, i need to be sure why those leaves flattened ☺️
Hmm that is odd that the leaves appeared flat..did they looked dehydrated?
Julie Nicole it is not dehydrated. And looking good, and back in the nursery I even check the roots and they are healthy.
Nice !!
I am envious! I love this plant and it is my challenge plant. I have lost 3😞. I saved 1 rope - repotted in small pot and was growing beautifully for several months.... all of the sudden -leaves turn light green / squishy and drop off- spreads to rest of plant? No mealy bugs. I have no idea why? I have done exactly what you have done - I have 2 plants left, so far these look healthy- any ideas of what is attacking them?
Hello! It's hard to say without seeing it in person. I also lost some hoya hindu ropes and the same thing happened where the leaves dropped off. I just threw it away since it was not able to be saved
I bought two cuttings during the summer off of Etsy. One cutting I don't think is going to make it. It is slowly turning brown from the end. The other cutting hasn't grown a single bit in about five months. I've moved it from window to window but it seems to just be sitting there, although at least it isn't dead yet! I really like the variegated one better, but I don't think I'll purchase a second one because it's the only plant I own that doesn't seem to make any progress at all, except for the ones that died. At least with death you see some sort of change; with that Hindu rope there's no change at all. It could be fake!
Hey Cheryl, if you have an outdoor space I would definitely recommend putting it outside during the summer. It will grow a lot out there in bright indirect light
😊plant🌿
I burned my large Hoya compacta and I’m so sad about it I’m usually a succulent person but I got this and the variegated form as gifts, help what do I do, it literally turned white on some of the leaves I can’t tell how to remove some of the leaves
Oh my gosh! I can see why people don’t like them - my non plant friends think they’re alienesque 😂 but I personally love them!
They just don't understand!! If mealy bugs weren't an issue I would buy even more of them
I’m so sad! I just fried my big, beautiful variegated Hoya compacta 😭😭😭😭 I put it under a covered patio that only got eastern light and it did not do well 😩 the sun where I live is deadly.
I don't have a hindu rope but I find them very unique and beautiful, however the main reason for not getting one is because of all of the hiding places for pests 🙄 We'll see if I'll get one next year anyways! And also, I suck at fertilizing.. I'm a really really bad plant parent in that department 🙈
Hey Linda! If you have Espoma Organic fertilizers in Sweden (that's where you live right?) I would give it a try! If not, I'm sure there are other great fertilizers to try. I just fertilize all of my plants once a month. It's more safe to under-fertilize rather than other-fertilizing, which could harm the plant.
@@julienicole92 Thank you! I don't think we have Espoma here in Sweden but we have a lot of other brands. It's better to under-fertilize than not to fertilize at all which I'm guilty of. But I promise I'll do better next year when spring arrives!!
FYI: If you live in the southern hemisphere, avoid a north facing window!
I love it. But I am struggling massively with mine. So bummed. I may have over loved it once. Then in response I think I under-watered it. And now it's just BLEH. Keeps getting wrinkly and soft then leaves fall off. I'm going to keep trying though.
aww man, that's very common to over or under-water it. It just takes time to learn. I've killed a few in my day, but tried to learn from it
How often do you water it?
when it has completely dried out :) about every 1-2 weeks, but it depends I always check the soil moisture before giving it water
Julie Nicole ok. I get worried cause I loose a leave!
My hoya Hindu rope gets more and more yellow leaves. And i dont know why. 😫
Mine is in a south window. 😀
Good to know here in new zealand these go for stupid $ im looking at a small cutting for $600. Iv seen large ones go for $6.5k 😕
Thank you for your sharing your beautiful Hoya,how to take care of and enjoy watching , your video please let me know if you are interested in selling your extra cutting.? Thank you 🙏
Just bought a string of dolphins plant. Check it out. It's so cool. Senecio peregrinus. It's awesome
I love string of dolphins!
The hindu rope is very EH to me but when I found a verigated one for $11 I bought it because I know it's a "cool, hip" plant so I jumped on the band wagon. Hahaha
Maybe if you see it blooms you will start to enjoy it more! They are incredible in bloom
You are so gorgeous dear
I have no luck with them :(
Awww really? Did yours die?
Creepy...The Hindu Rope??? No, I Think The Name This Plant Was Given Suits It So Well!!! NOW...Another Popular Plant, The Monstera Adansonii Reminds ME Of The Masks Worn By The Killers In The Scream Movies!!!
Hi I really have a huge hoya compacta and I do not know how to show you the plant , I posted in facebook on. hoya obsession .group if you like to see the huge plant
My facebook profile is Nikos Nicolaou if you go facebook and you search Nikos Nikolaou Compacta
I dont like it, never did, however, i found it i a nursery ( in the uk nurseries you never find it), so i bought it due to the youtube hindu rope mania 😁.
maybe it will grow on you! :)
They are cool but plants like this look like a mealybug nightmare so I don't touch them :)
That monstera in the background is really rather incredible
@@alcurtis93 Thanks Alex! Yes they can be a mealy bug nightmare, but it's the risk I'm willing to take ! And I keep my large one far away from the other plants just in case