Wonderful to see the new plants from seeds you grew. So lucky. I have had a carnosa for over 10, maybe 20 years with many flowers, but no seed pods. My Mathilde is not so fast growing. I believe it may like warmer temperatures. I have an Endauensis which looks alot like the Kanyakumariana. It is extremely fast growing, and very forgiving. My Sigulatis is also quite a grower. I would love it if you would show us your collection of Sigulatis. I have seen many different ones for sale, but only have one myself because they did not look that different and I had heard they were more difficult to grow. Same with the Elliptica. Mine had a slow start, but it now grows very well, and is a favorite, with such pretty patterned leaves. Love your channel.
Thank you! Have you tried to self-pollinate your carnosa? I made the sigillatis collection video!😃 you can check out here: ua-cam.com/video/kYneQhzd_Vs/v-deo.html
Thank you for sharing this video Fonnie- very helpful to see the update in any changes you have made in your care for these plants. I am new to pon so I am struggling with the idea of upsizing pon hoyas. At what point would you recommend to upsize the pot and do I cut of the roots in the reservoir when I upsize? My Cumingiana variegated ate the wicking cord- had no choice but to chop off the roots from the reservoir as it was not budging. At the same time my new guinea ghost rots every time I try to upsize the pot 🫤 then I have to downsize the pot again n its getting annoying.
I have detailed explanation over Pon in this video, you can check it out if it’s helpful for you 😀 ua-cam.com/video/yW4-w-U0t2U/v-deo.html I upsize my Hoyas when the water reservoir dries up super fast (ie. water reservoir emptied after 3 days after watering). Unfortunately it is inevitable to damage most water roots during the repotting. I normally don’t mind that as the Hoya will regrow these roots after a while. Just make sure your Hoya is really healthy when you repot. Hence, the repotting stress won’t impact the Hoya’s growth too much.
@@tfyfonnie Thank your Fonnie for replying😊. I had watched that video but I was still so concerned. Grabbed all the courage n did a repot on the one I was worried about. I am keeping an eye on it but it seems to be doing good so far 🙌🏼
Wonderful to see the new plants from seeds you grew. So lucky. I have had a carnosa for over 10, maybe 20 years with many flowers, but no seed pods. My Mathilde is not so fast growing. I believe it may like warmer temperatures. I have an Endauensis which looks alot like the Kanyakumariana. It is extremely fast growing, and very forgiving. My Sigulatis is also quite a grower. I would love it if you would show us your collection of Sigulatis. I have seen many different ones for sale, but only have one myself because they did not look that different and I had heard they were more difficult to grow. Same with the Elliptica. Mine had a slow start, but it now grows very well, and is a favorite, with such pretty patterned leaves. Love your channel.
Thank you! Have you tried to self-pollinate your carnosa? I made the sigillatis collection video!😃 you can check out here:
ua-cam.com/video/kYneQhzd_Vs/v-deo.html
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this was wonderful to watch.
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The Heuschkeliana variegated is so lovely and big! ❤
Hi Fonnie👋! Great video! I luv your Hoya panchoi. It's adorable. I am adding that to my Hoya wish list! Dee, NY
Glad you enjoyed the video!🤗
I love you serpent I had see comments that this one is very difficult to keep happy I don’t have this one
Thank you for sharing this video Fonnie- very helpful to see the update in any changes you have made in your care for these plants.
I am new to pon so I am struggling with the idea of upsizing pon hoyas. At what point would you recommend to upsize the pot and do I cut of the roots in the reservoir when I upsize?
My Cumingiana variegated ate the wicking cord- had no choice but to chop off the roots from the reservoir as it was not budging. At the same time my new guinea ghost rots every time I try to upsize the pot 🫤 then I have to downsize the pot again n its getting annoying.
I have detailed explanation over Pon in this video, you can check it out if it’s helpful for you 😀
ua-cam.com/video/yW4-w-U0t2U/v-deo.html
I upsize my Hoyas when the water reservoir dries up super fast (ie. water reservoir emptied after 3 days after watering). Unfortunately it is inevitable to damage most water roots during the repotting. I normally don’t mind that as the Hoya will regrow these roots after a while. Just make sure your Hoya is really healthy when you repot. Hence, the repotting stress won’t impact the Hoya’s growth too much.
@@tfyfonnie Thank your Fonnie for replying😊. I had watched that video but I was still so concerned. Grabbed all the courage n did a repot on the one I was worried about. I am keeping an eye on it but it seems to be doing good so far 🙌🏼
I agree that Mathilde is easy and giving
Love the patella, Fonnie
I don’t have it but it’s so beautiful! The flower is amazing!
What is the oil you used? Is it kneem?
My Mathilde put out its first peduncle, but no blooms. Will the peduncle possibly remain until spring and then bloom?
My Hoya picta has been 2 leaves for 6 months😅😅😅
❤💚👍
My Hoya Mathilde the leaves 🍃 are bigger 🤷🏽♀️