One final Hoya haul for 2023. New Hoyas from Steve’s Leaves including Hoya obscura, Hoya EPC-301, Hoya diptera and Hoya ovalifolia. I received a new Hoya haul from Canopy Plant Co. in early October that included Hoya Noona, Hoya minibelle and Hoya verticillata (FKA acuta) inner variegated.
A Blog About Hoyas & Other Houseplants I ordered one last Hoya haul from Steve’s Leaves on September 30, 2023, and it arrived October 6, 2023. As always, the plants were well packaged and arrived in excellent condition. I’ve already repotted all the plants as they had excellent root systems and the ones with longer […]
I received a new Hoya haul from Canopy Plant Co. in early October that included Hoya Noona, Hoya minibelle and Hoya verticillata (FKA acuta) inner variegated. New cuttings from Garden of Hayden. My cuttings from my First Hoya Haul of 2023 from Garden of Haden are doing well and I decided it was time to […]
I ordered plants from the Canopy Plant Co. in Louisiana on September 30, 2023 and they arrived well packaged and in lovely condition on October 6, 2023. Ads for the Canopy Plant Co. have been appearing in my Instagram feed and after a number of these ads I had to check it out. I purchased […]
One final Hoya haul for 2023. New Hoyas from Steve’s Leaves including Hoya obscura, Hoya EPC-301, Hoya diptera and Hoya ovalifolia. I received a new Hoya haul from Canopy Plant Co. in early October that included Hoya Noona, Hoya minibelle and Hoya verticillata (FKA acuta) inner variegated. Third Hoya Haul of 2023 featuring four new […]
New growth on a Hoya vine can look like a peduncle or just new vine. It can be confusing to new Hoya collectors and more experience collectors alike. Learn how to spot the difference. Hoya kerrii is not my personal favorite but I can get it to grow. After sphagnum moss nearly killed one of […]
Sadly, I’m killing H. eriostemma. The poor thing simply could not tolerate normal household conditions in Iowa or my inconsistent watering strategy. I’m still hoping for a comeback but I think this one will end up in the trash. I’m killing Hoya chuniana. I’ve tried everything to save it but it’s now a one leaf […]
New growth on a Hoya vine can look like a peduncle or just new vine. It can be confusing to new Hoya collectors and more experience collectors alike. Learn how to spot the difference. Impressive growth on Hoya sunrise. Two vines rescued are now thriving. Time to pot them up.
New growth on a Hoya vine can look like a peduncle or just new vine. It can be confusing to new Hoya collectors and more experience collectors alike. Learn how to spot the difference. Hoya obovata is a gorgeous plant with splashy dark green leaves. It’s an easy care plant that is very forgiving and […]
Flowering peduncles are the goal of every Hoya collector. We can say we’re in it for the beautiful foliage but that first peduncle resulting in flowers is what turns the occasional Hoya buyer into an all all out Hoya obsessed hoarder. Once we get started it can be next to impossible to get control of […]
New growth on a Hoya vine can look like a peduncle or just new vine. It can be confusing to new Hoya collectors and more experience collectors alike. Learn how to spot the difference. Hoya lacunosa is an easy to care for plant. It loves lots of light but not so much water. Keep it […]
New growth on a Hoya vine can look like a peduncle or just new vine. It can be confusing to new Hoya collectors and more experience collectors alike. Learn how to spot the difference. New cuttings from Garden of Hayden. My cuttings from my First Hoya Haul of 2023 from Garden of Haden are doing […]
New growth on a Hoya vine can look like a peduncle or just new vine. It can be confusing to new Hoya collectors and more experience collectors alike. Learn how to spot the difference. Third Hoya Haul of 2023 featuring four new Hoyas from Steve’s Leaves: Hoya tomataensis, Hoya balaensis, Hoya cominsii and Hoya ciliata.
For those of us who collect Hoyas there comes a point when we realize we need more humidity, especially if we live in a area with low humidity or dramatic changes in humidity levels from one day to the next. Many Hoyas are thick leaved, have a succulent quality to them and do well in […]
