Wow it looks amazing Fonnie, I knew you'd be able to get it to flower! My nummularioides is blooming right now too, so I think they might flower in a cycle. Perhaps early autumn triggers it.
Stunning!!! Thank you for sharing Fonnie. With that many flowers, how do you care for the plant? Does it dry faster requiring more frequent watering and fertilizer? Thank you
The downside of having this much flowering is the clean up😅 glad that there’s not much nectar, I just need to wipe the floor all the time 😳 Nummulariodes is very easy to care for in my experience. Since the stem is very thick and wooden, it is relatively forgiving with under watering (though I do not recommend). When this hoya is flowering, I would make sure the Pon is constantly moist. I need to water it every 7-10 days with the water reservoir in autumn. I’d say this one drinks water twice as fast as others next to it. Since I use Pon, I fertilise every time I water:)
Wow. Here I thought David Cummingii and Lockii were prolific bloomers. But this is nutts 😁 So, how was the smell after all these guys opened at once 👀 Was it still pleasant to be in the room or did it become overwhelming? By the way, the video thumbnail says "Chinghungensis" 👀
You’re right! I forgot to update the name in the thumbnail, thank you for the heads up🙋🏻♀️ after they were 80% opened, they still smelt really good🌸😀 I’d say Davidcumingii is more dense and a bit too much when more than 4 umbels are opened🙈
What a great channel, I love the detailed desciptions. Thank you so much
Hoya này rất khó ra hoa. Vậy mà bạn đã trồng và chăm sóc ra hoa trên cả tuyệt vời. Quá đẹp. Xem rất thích và khâm phục bạn nhiều ghê. Love
Thank you 🌸🌱
Just beautiful
Wow it looks amazing Fonnie, I knew you'd be able to get it to flower! My nummularioides is blooming right now too, so I think they might flower in a cycle. Perhaps early autumn triggers it.
Thank you Noah! The floral scent is really nice too🌸 let’s see if mine bud up again before winter 😀
Stunning!!! Speechless. Can’t wait to watch mine grow and perhaps flower enjoy
Thank you, Sarah🌸🌱
Nice blooms iam just loving it. I need to put it on my wish list
They also light up your room with the perfume scent 🌸
Wow such a beautiful Hoya is amazing how many flowers she has ❤❤
The scent is also wonderful 🤗
Absolutely beautiful happy plant !!
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فيديو جميل وزهور الهويا روعة شكرا
🤩 incredible and well wow!!!
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Hello, I'm just in amazement of " aaah " ( softly) There's no words to be said..Thank U
Glad you liked the video, Dorothy 😊🌸
Stunning!!! Thank you for sharing Fonnie.
With that many flowers, how do you care for the plant?
Does it dry faster requiring more frequent watering and fertilizer?
Thank you
The downside of having this much flowering is the clean up😅 glad that there’s not much nectar, I just need to wipe the floor all the time 😳 Nummulariodes is very easy to care for in my experience. Since the stem is very thick and wooden, it is relatively forgiving with under watering (though I do not recommend). When this hoya is flowering, I would make sure the Pon is constantly moist. I need to water it every 7-10 days with the water reservoir in autumn. I’d say this one drinks water twice as fast as others next to it. Since I use Pon, I fertilise every time I water:)
@@tfyfonnie thank you
Wow. Here I thought David Cummingii and Lockii were prolific bloomers. But this is nutts 😁
So, how was the smell after all these guys opened at once 👀 Was it still pleasant to be in the room or did it become overwhelming?
By the way, the video thumbnail says "Chinghungensis" 👀
You’re right! I forgot to update the name in the thumbnail, thank you for the heads up🙋🏻♀️ after they were 80% opened, they still smelt really good🌸😀 I’d say Davidcumingii is more dense and a bit too much when more than 4 umbels are opened🙈