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Got 8 of these since this video aired and 7/8 bloomed! Excellent suggestions!

@BasiePlants

Жыл бұрын

I am proud of you. :D

Bless you, bless you, bless you for making this video! I wrote them all down and will try to get at least one when I have the money. I’m new to Hoyas. I love your hair. It looks so soft! I’m drawn to the Flagellata because of the fuzziness on the blooms. Also the Burmanica because of the small angel wing leaves. Thanks.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you can find them! I have seen more of these become available in the States, but I am sure if you can find a collector there, you can get them easily and for cheap. These are all under $20 or close to. I only have few that are a bit pricier. We will get there one day :D

I've got a hoya ilagiorum and you're right. It bloomed almost immediately after it arrived. Others that have bloomed quickly for me: Hoya bella and Hoya retusa. All three within a few weeks of bringing them into my home.

Looking forward to your next hoya haul and wishlist video! My Dad has huge west facing windows and keeps hoyas I gifted him on the dining room table a few feet away. This past November, his hoya nummularoides bloomed for several weeks! Shortly afterwards, his clusia bloomed as well. He waters all his plants once or twice a week on schedule and leaves them alone. I have a small hoya mathilde that came with a peduncle in November. This past month, she had 4 peduncles but three had blooms "blast". It's been chaotic weather here in NYC with huge temperature swings so I'm just going to enjoy the new growth on all my hoyas and be pleasantly surprised if any blooms occur. **a tiny hoya sunrise was dormant for two years until I switched substrate to DIY pon and it grew a leaf in weeks....

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Wishlist video is coming soon! I also have nummularioides but I have not seen it bloom yet. It's been 4-5 months or so. I hope I can get it to bloom soon! Yeah, my watering has been all over the place, both time-wise and... well, space-wise. I am sometimes in such a rush that I get water everywhere 😂

@soyonpak4270

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants Please let us know re: your success with nummularoides blooms! My understanding is that they generally bloom in the fall.

Wow, as a hoya beginner I am so lucky to have my first hoya in bloom for a second time - hoya carnosa compacta, sitting on my east facing window. It hooked me to buy more hoyas and now I am a hoya fan(atic)... :)

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear it bloomed! I see that people who buy their compactas from nurseris as medium sized plants have more luck blooming them early but it seems starting from small cuttings is a long process. Does it smell good? :D

@rudlekthebear3697

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants nothing special, maybe because I've had high expectations :)

Amazing! So beautiful!

I recently received a Hoya Patricia and was happy to see her here. I now expanded my Hoya wishlist! 💚

My first Hoya to bloom was my australis. It took just over a year. My other early bloomers were heushkeliana, lacunosa and sunrise - they took just under a year. I would love to get burmanica, microstemma, and lockii. So lovely. And the flowers on flagellata 😍 Not to mention minutiflora…so cute. Does that mean I want them all???

Wonderful, so interesting.

your video was so helpful...thank you!

My carnosa was my first hoya to bloom for me, I was pleasantly surprised to see it. I do keep that one very close to my grow lights, so I think that was a factor! Thanks for sharing the others! Good ideas for new additions.

My Hoya lockii is blooming! It smells like chocolate, I love it! Your Miro magic worked 💜

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Best hoya in the world!

Thank you so much for this. One of the first plants I got was a Hoya sp aff burtoniae (labeled as bilobata ds-70 at my local Lowe’s hardware). I was so excited to see it bloom within a few months with it’s sweet aroma. It has a special place in my heart for starting my love of Hoyas. I saw a big full pot of carnosa queen a few months ago and I thought it looked pretty mature and healthy. It has 3 peduncles right now! 🤯 I’m so excited! I had one for almost 3 years previously with not 1 flower. This is really so helpful and I’m definitely adding flagellata, Patricia, and maybe a few more to my list.

nice info thank you

Firstly, congrats on the 10k!!! 🥳🤩 That's so exciting!! My first (and so far only) hoya to get a peduncle is my hoya valmayoriana. I have been obsessively observing it everyday, waiting for the flowers to open. 👀 It's really amazing to watch them start out so little and grow. Oh and I have a grand total of zero hoyas from this list! 😆 Guess I need to put this list on my list. 🤭

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 💚 I hope it flowers soon! That is so exciting :D You definitely need to expand your wishlist. 😂

Such a great video (again)! You are my main knowledge source for Hoya's. Also bad for me because my wishlist keeps growing hahah. Keep up the good work!

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I am sorry for the growing of the wishlist 😂 But it's not ENIRELY bad!

Hi Miro) Thanks for another great video) Nice hoya talk - that was exactly what i needed all day long. Well, i have some hoyas from your list for about a year now. Hope to see at least my H. kanyakumariana in bloom soon.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

😂 Kind of how people tell me Hoya sp.aff.burtoniae and memoria bloom early on and mine took 2 years 💀 It is definitely not set in stone that they will bloom early on but I hope your kanyakumariana indeed blooms early on. The flowers are so cute.

@minhja4924

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants they both are super slow grow in my care so not easy to flower hehehe

I love my caudata! Thank you for talking about it!

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

It is a lovely plant!

They are all beautiful, I especially love the Multi Flora!!

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Multiflora is easily one of my favorites :)

Thank you for this video beautiful Hoya's

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I am glad you enjoyed it :)

I currently have 63 species and you’re really temping me from taking my buying break 😂😂

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

😂 Best to round that up to 100. Round numbers are nicer :D

Thanks for sharing early blooming Hoyas 💚 I really like the Brumantica ? Can’t spell but love the leaf shape. Nummaloides was my first blooming Hoya. Can’t wait for your new Hoya unboxing.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I think you then definitely need burmanica :D It is such a gorgeous plant, very elegant.

Great video on Hoyas🥰🙌I liked your approach to introducing easy-to-grow Hoyas because we all are looking for them and tired of the ones that hardly ever bloom🤲🌟I made a list of the Hoyas you grow and I really like the minutiflora and microstemma, kanyakumariana and burmanica😘I also can introduce an easy-to-grow Hoya and isn't fussy and even small ones root and flower easily, And that is Hoya obscura.

H. Burmanica is also one of my favorites! The blooms at every node is just spectacular. I made cuttings and put one under high light and the margins turned red 🤩

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! Mine rebloomed again now! And it got more light too :)

So many beautiful plants on this list! The Burmanica is easily my favorite on this list and was actually a new one for me but from what I was able to find online here, yours is a MUCH more attractive specimen than any other I was able to find. I fully expected lacunosa to be featured here. She was my first bloomer and within a year for sure, if not within 10mo.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Lacunosa also blooms under 1 year! I should have added that one too :) My burmanica started out small but it grows quite fast :) If you can find it for cheap, I would say go for it!

@hollypuckett3931

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants It will haunt my dreams until I possess one, so now the hunt is on

@minhja4924

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants yeh would love that one when it comes to Australia . So pretty

Hoya Burmonica is my must have from this video. Love those leaves so much.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I also adore it! Super cute!

First bloomer: elmeri Early bloomers: cutis porcelana (always in bloom), corneri, polyneura(!), rangsan, elmeri, lasiantha/praetorii, campanulata, mappigera. I'm in SEA - polyneura needs a lot of everything (sun, water, humidity, ferts) to flower - but once conditions are met, flowers frequently. Frequent bloomers: UT247, icensis-023, corneri, cutis porcelana, polyneura, lasiantha Would love to obtain a burmanica like yours, but the ones available here seem to be from Vietnam (and from seed) and have leaves that are more like pandurata - longer and uniform width. Believe it or not, a carnosa "stardust" (just a sparsely speckled carnosa) from a Chinese source produced a peduncle that unfortunately blasted, within 2 months of receiving it. The plant is about 1m long.

Thank you for this video! Now my hoya wishlist is restocked!

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Glad to hear that! :D

Thanks, Miro for fun, informative video on easy to bloom hoyas. I have the ilagiorum (purchased 7/2021) no blooms yet, can’t wait to see if it has yellow or red flowers! I also have the subquintuplinervis (bought as a “pachyclada”) in 9/2021 that has not bloomed yet, had a devil of a time trying to make a back up propagation, just a one leaf propagation has survived so far. Ordered plant online and came with mostly broken leaves, sad because the leaves should be so thick and lovely, I’ll just have to wait. Made a note of the other quick bloomers and hope to find at least one in my price range in 2022. Liked the Lockii best! I bought a small nummularoides in 7/2021, had 3 peduncles by September and bloomed beautifully by October.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you can find them! All of these have very reasonable prices in the EU, and they are not that hard to find :) Sorry to hear about your subquintuplinervis! I hope it recovers soon because the leaves are very nice!

My carnosa blooms constantly. And it’s my only hoya that blooms for me & I’ve got about 20. My carnosa was started from cuttings off at plant that’s at least 40 years old. Maybe that makes a difference…idk 🤷🏻‍♂️

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

How long did it take to bloom? :) In most cases, they take over 2 years to get to bloom from a cutting.

@walle5667

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants They do take their sweet time. I started my Carnosa as a one leaf cutting 11 or 12 years ago and for a full year it just sat there, doing absolutely nothing. Then another year or two it grew and finally, a year later, I had my first bloom. The plant is currently taking over my large kitchen window,, as it never occured to me to cut it and I just let it go bonkers. It is full of peduncles now and I am eagerly awaiting its next blossoms.

@cangel201

2 ай бұрын

@@BasiePlantsmy carnosa is 6 years old, no blooms

Thanks Miro, what a wonderful video. You’re the Hoya Whisperer. My Retusa bloomed this year. You should write a Hoya care manual.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe not whisperer :D I shout at them to bloom. 😂 Retusa is very cute in bloom!

You always look great in blue!

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I should never wear another color. 😂

Thank you

Thank you for the great video . My fav is handsdown the cute little burmanica . My parasitica's & memoria bloomed quite fast 🙏

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Which verticillata do you have? :) Memoria is also easy to bloom, maybe not from a cutting, but it gets there :) I agree burmanica is the best!

@shafiaaminath409

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants I bought it as parasitica green and after watching ur videos I came to know its verticillata 🙏 I should have not used the old name sorry . It was not a cutting but a 4 leaf plant n it grew the longest wine n popped blooms may be 6 months 😄

This is one of my favorite videos of yours. Wish you would make a new list of easy to bloom hoyas (if there is more of them). 😁

I’m new to Hoyas. I have four: princess, queen, speckled Publicalix and a Lisa. None have bloomed yet, but I’m not sure I really want them to. I love the plants themselves so much. Maybe the blooms will surprise me but when I started getting them, I don’t think I even knew they were bloomers. Love your videos!

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Those are all lovely to have! And since they are also very decorative as is, you perhaps don't even need the blooms :) But it would be cool to see them sometime :D

Love this video! I would love to hear you speak on the Hoyas that put out different leaf sizes depending on amount of light. I’ve definitely been curious about this 🤔🤔🤔

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I find a lot of them do this! But the best one is Hoya meredithii. When you get the light right, the leaf size is stunning.

Love this video, the Hoya chosen, and your hair looks fantastic! That H. burmanica is so cute, and now you've given me another reason for wanting one... those adorable blooms!!! 🥰🪴💚 (1st bloomer, H. multiflora)

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Haha, thank you 😂 Yes, I adore burmanica. It definitely is a hoya worth having (as most are 😂) My first was 'Rangsan'!

Thank you Miro ☃️❄️💚🙃

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

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My hoya pachyclada variegated has bloomed for me twice, and I got her as a Christmas present 2021😍 she’s so beautiful

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I hope mine blooms soon too then! :D

Watching your videos for a long time now, love your collection! And you are looking really handsome today 😄 greetings from austria!

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 💚 That is very sweet of you.

@victoredwardo9485

2 жыл бұрын

I think he's knolege about plants is what make it him hot.. to me okey, TO ME!!

@victoredwardo9485

2 жыл бұрын

Plus the long hair i love long haired guys

Minutiflora❣️

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Adorable little plant!

Rewatching this video. I think Hoya Caudata likes some direct sun. I moved and placed both my Caudatas (one around 1 year old, the other a cutting that has been growing a few months now) on a window sill that gets direct morning sun for a couple of hours. The big Caudata has not stopped blooming every since the move. It is rebudding right away as soon as the flowers drop and is also producing new peduncles. Even the cutting has started to form a peduncle. Unlike what folk on youtube say my Caudata does not close the flowers during the day 🤷‍♀️ Last blossoms stayed open for 4 nights and 3 days straight, before they closed up and fell off.

Thank you! It is a wonderful list. Also, you confirmed that I do have a caudata. I've run into issues trying to confirm it and a kloppenburgii that I received from my sister. I believe the first Hoya that bloomed for me was a Hindu rope. Love your videos!

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I am glad you confirmed you have a caudata. Has it bloomed yet? :)

@lmanchego4717

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants It has not. It continues to put out new leaves but that is it for now. The kloppenburgii hasn't bloomed yet either but continues to show new growth.

Hoya caudata is one of my best bloomers. I have two in very different conditions and they both bloomed early and bloom constantly. I am obsessed with the fuzzy flowers. They look a lot like the flagellata blooms.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I heard some caudata clones do bloom very early on :) The clones I have, however, are not of that bunch :D

@katyaleblanc5418

2 жыл бұрын

Mine are both caudata Sumatra. It is one of my favorite plants. I bought them for the blooms, so I'm so happy I was able to get them to bloom.

I am excited to see patricia on this list_ I have one that is putting out leaves after a month of acclimation and I hope to get flowers from it. I am also still looking for a good multiflora, but need to take a little break from purchases. I am hoping to find it in a nursery vs online ordering.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Sadly, there are no hoya nurseries here, so I order all of mine as cuttings from Sweden. But they do arrive well :) It just takes a bit for them to start to grow. I love 'Patricia' too! I think you will like darwinii as well then.

My most prolific bloomer has definitely been Hoya memoria, and she started pretty early on too. Another one that has started to bloom as a small cutting is Hoya retusa. I’m currently waiting on my Hoya bella and linearis to bloom and I am so so excited! Thanks for all the Hoya content you put out, I have just recently discovered your channel (through Betsy Begonia) and I can’t get enough of your snarky humor and the knowledge you share! Sending lots of love from Germany, stay safe!

@KaitlynAnderson23

2 жыл бұрын

How do you keep your memoria? I’ve had mine since September of 2020 and it’s been putting out new leaves steadily even through winter but no peduncles. It’s in a 4 inch pot and last I looked I saw roots at the bottom. Up-pot this spring? Fertilize more? Idk what to do!

@juliabruenemann8114

2 жыл бұрын

OK honestly my memoria is probably the Hoya I neglect the most :D she is in a hanging pot that’s way too small for her, in an east/ northeast facing window, I hardly ever water her and when I do I just give her a shower - she’s never even had fertilizer. Maybe she’s just scared of dying all the time and that’s why she produces so many flowers? I’ve had this plant since mid 2019 and I’m planning to finally repot her this spring. Lets see how she’ll handle me taking good care of her :D

أنواع هويا جميلة جدا وزهورها روعة

They are all so beautiful! You are looking very handsome also!

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

haha, thank you Wendy 💚

Hello,your hoyas are stunning,love the lockii and the blooms are gourgeous,I started with hoya carnosa Krimson princess and I am waiting for her to flower 🌼

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I hope she gives you nice flowers then! :D That was my 3rd hoya :)

Some that I've gotten as cuttings that have all bloomed within the first year are linearis, bella, callistophylla

My first Hoya blooms were on Hoya retusa, so sweet 😍 😊 although, those are wierdo single blooms. My first proper peduncle that bloomed was on my Hoya latifolia (that I thought at the time was H. macrophylla 🤪 thank you, Miro).

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, retusa flowers with single blooms :) I love them though! I think they look very elegant.

Hello 👋 been watching your videos for a while and I love them !!! Question 🙋‍♀️ if I may ? Where did you get your beautiful Hoya Lockii?

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you :) I am glad you do! I got my Hoya lockii, from Sweden. I bought it from my friend Karolina :) I mentioned in several videos she sometimes sells cuttings. :)

I actually said "so true" out loud when you called hoya bella a spider mite magnet. the battle remains ongoing :(

@BasiePlants

7 ай бұрын

She really is a nasty attractor of mites. :D

Great video. Lots of great info. Interesting to note that all my hoyas are beginner hoyas. I think they are beginner cause they are easiest to find. I dont pay a lot of money for my hoyas and the beginner ones are most affordable. Hopefully I will find and be able to obtain some of the ones that bloom easiest. It is interesting to note that europe and usa have different hoyas available.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

All of these are very affordable. I think maybe variegated multiflora is the most expensive, but otherwise they are all under $20 I think :) Prices do vary and I did see minutflora for over $50 in Europe and I was quite shocked! 😮

Do you have any experience with Hoya Treubiana? I recently acquired one.

Hoya burmanica is 😍 I'm glad I still dont have sneaky night blooming and 1 day flower lasting hoyas so I can sleep 😅

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Those that bloom at night and only for a short time are the worst :( We need them to be in bloom for a month. I will start a petition.

Thanks for sharing your beautiful hoyas, Miro! I was given a cutting of a carnosa three years ago. The mother plant constantly blooms, and although I am impressed with how much the cutting has grown.... it never blooms! I thought I was doing something wrong. 😕 🤔 I will be adding any missing Hoyas from your list to my collection A.S.A.P

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

You should have taken the motherplant 😂

@venessapiercy1798

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants I couldn't agree more!

You should have your hair down more often, you look great :))

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe it will happen :D

My first Hoya to bloom was Hoya ilagorium!

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Very beautiful hoyas I have hoya too but is to difficult to bloom thanks for video me from indonesia 👍

Hi Miro , thank you for another video , I very much look forward to the pleasure of each one . I basically have many foliage hoyas , with pretty leaves , lol ? They bloom , lol ? I am going to search for one early to bloom hoya that you showed us here . I have a low light problem and I actually was planning on a stronger LED panel close to the ceiling , is above your mars hydro panel very hot ?

Hoya lacunosa has been a prolific and early grower for me. But I did buy it as an established hanging pot last year early spring. It has been growing and producing new peduncles that bloom. Super common plant though.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Yes :) I guess I could have put it on the list, but I didn't as most people have it and know it is easy to bloom :D But a very lovely plant. I am set on having all clones of lacunosa.

@naleeyang5926

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants I am interested in collecting all clones but also I have no space. So it's on a list to do but not a prominent list 😂

My mom has had a Hoya publicalix for years, at least 10, and has never seen it bloom!!

My first hoya to bloom was Lobbii. I have 3 of those you mentioned, none bloomed yet - the Pachyclada (I fail in remembering the right name... Too complicated LOL). And the Ilagiorum, which my experience with it was completely different, it's a difficult sensitive hoya, at least where I live, several growers lost it... And it never bloomed for any of them... 🙂 The Multiflora is still new here... How do you make a leafless stem grow them? Could you share in what conditions do you keep it? I have a red imperialis I recently got, which didn't react well, and lost it's leaves...

Hi Miro! Hope you read this. I have a very very long obovata and it keeps producing peduncles(around 20+) but they wont form buds from it. It’s placed outside where it gets a lot of morning sunlight and shaded light in the afternoon. Also, my obovata has a new long leafless vine but its full of peduncles but it wont form buds 😭

Thank you again for a lovely Hoya video! Question, you told you made a video of getting rid of the coco stuff. I can’t find it, would love to watch it. Thank you!

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I am glad you liked it! It is this video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/ZWaL0pp-g9qTXaQ.html

@groenmetjulia

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants you are the best! Thanks

Ut oh - I saw a mealy bug on the microstemma! Aughhhh!!!!

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

😂 It is a scar from a leaf that dropped and some sulphur treatment. No mealies :D At least, not on that one 😂

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Thank you for the information about Hoya that bloom early, you are right about the Hoya Multiflora I order 1 after watching your youtube, the plant grew healthy but the produce it dropped off Help!

@BasiePlants

Жыл бұрын

It may take couple of tries to bloom for the first time :) Make sure to keep her watered! :)

Thank you! I have noticed my Hoya Rebecca and Lacunosa bloom quickly also. How to you keep your leaves shiny?

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, both of those bloom early on and rebloom many times :) I just shower them sometimes :)

Thanks for the video! Can you please do one about hoyas that look alike but one is hard to grow and another is easier? I am obsessed with the look of caudata but it hates me yet phuwuaensis is doing amazing for me. I’m curious if there are others like that?

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Hmmm, that is an interesting idea! I will think about what I can come up with! Thank you! :D

I really like the burmanica and subquintuplinervis. It does look like a pachy tho .... and prob why I like it. Lol. I have a burtoniae aff that put out its first bloom this past summer and hasn’t stopped yet! There has to be about twenty+ peduncles on this 6” potted plant and multiple in bloom at all times.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

The name pachyclada is invalid, that is why I said it should be called subquintuplinervis - this is an earlier name for the same species and it takes precedent. :) My variegated sp.aff. burtoniae is an excellent bloomer!

@1101naomi

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants ooooooh! Thank you for clarifying. Mine have never bloomed but I’m a new Hoya parent and not very good at it so I’m sure I’m not giving it all it needs to begin blooming. Interesting to me that your green and v versions look different than mine but that’s common of plants in general.

My first and only Hoya bloom has been Australis Lisa.... but I'm cheating big time because it was blooming when I received it and the flowers aborted so they actually never opened up (because of the shock from shipment naturally!!) 😆😁😂

What is Catalina's info please? I need some hoyas. Thanks to you. Lol

Half of them are not available in Australia yet :-(. I really like the orange multiflora. I don’t think it’s available here either. Lokii is definitely number one on my wish list (not in aus yet). That begonia hoya would be my favourite out of that bunch. It looks like Vietnamese mint. I think you need to include Mathilde, lacunosa, Serpens, sweat heart (not kerrii), chouke, Bella, heuschkeliana, Lacunosa is the first one I have it grow a peduncle and bloom. Carnosa, Pubicalyx, Australia are not easy to flower at all. Hm my multiflora & Bella keep dropping padanca ( peduncles). I might try to water them more. I just got an ilagorium last week. I am so happy to learn they are easy to flower. My obovata is putting out peduncles. It was a big plant when I bought it back in April last year so that might not count. Actually I will try to get a kanyakumarianna soon now I know it is easy to flower. I have a Rebecca. That could be easy to flower because of lacunosa. Sunrise should be easy to flower I think. Hehehe

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I heard there are not many hoyas there :( interesting to hear that as David had a large nursery. I bet someone has them and they are gatekeeping them. 😂 I hope the selection improves soon! After all, you are close to Asia :D Serpens has not done well for me at all! Too hot in my room :)

@minhja4924

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants yeah Marie Liddle only sell to existing list of buyers . They have been doing gate keeping for a while. Recently, there are heaps of illegal imports happening here . Rare Hoyas appear everywhere. I think they can’t keep the gate close now . Before they just trickle them. That’s even happened with hoya Australis Lisa . Lisa was $300 plus at the start of last year now a days can get as low as $35.

@minhja4924

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants the market is now saturated with hoya. Hahaha I expecting prices dropping further and further. Less go back to less than $50. There seems to be heaps more seller than buyer here at the moment. A lot of sellers are buying expensive illegal imports, so they can prop and resell (is my guess) hahaha good luck to them. The one they illegal imports are very similar to each other. They all have same same flowers. They want the most popular to bet max return.

Multiflora and Lokii look very similar to coffee plants. What do you think? Quite pretty.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

They do! I think variegated multiflora kind of looks like variegated lemon tree a bit :D

Really surprised lacunosa isn't on here. They're blooming machines. I've had three, and two of them bloomed in under a year, and they're in bloom almost nonstop. Heuschkeliana and shepherdii are the only others I've gotten to bloom. They took 1-2 years. I actually have none of these hoyas in my collection, and there were several I'd never heard of. I'm adding flagellata to my list. Especially since it might be easier than caudata.

@BasiePlants

Жыл бұрын

Yes, they are easy to bloom :) I guess I didn't phrase the video well. I really should have said more uncommon hoyas that are easy to bloom :)

I’ve read that caudata and flagellata are the same. I forget where and I haven’t looked for it again…

I really hope you can make a video for the Hoya kanyakumariana care. I killed it twice already:(

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I will soon. :) It has been a really easy hoya for me. Hopefully the care guide will help!

I have to find a Burmanica! Not easy to find right now in the states.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I hope you can find it soon! It is not that hard to find in Europe, especially if you go to a collector. :)

I am pro “hoya-ling” like duckling or seedling.. just a wee Hoya head lol

What is the reason for your Patricia that has a yellow leaf?

@BasiePlants

Жыл бұрын

It was an old leaf, they eventually die.

My carnosa bloomed within a few months from purchasing, and it blooms just CONSTANTLY. Summer or winter, cold or warm, light or dark, wet or dry, it just doesn't care 🤔 It smells terriblly though 😂

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Did you buy it as a cutting? :D I heard from a lot of people that it takes FOREVER from a cutting. I love the way the flowers look, I would put up with the bad smell 😂

@walle5667

2 жыл бұрын

What are you talking about? 😃 The scent is wonderfully sweet and very strong. Quite intoxicating, really, I love it. One single flower bunch can fill an entire room and it's only in the evening. They don't smell during the day.

@finestracheride

2 жыл бұрын

Not a small cutting, it was a middle size plant but it came without peduncles. It grew a ton since it's with me though. It's also been happily living in a coco plug and I have zero intention to repot it 😁

@finestracheride

2 жыл бұрын

@Wall E It smells like rotten salami to me. I heard people say it smells like chocolate though, maybe mine is broken 🤔

@walle5667

2 жыл бұрын

Rotten Salami? 🤔 Mine smells like a strong lily or jasmine. Very flowery, very sweet. Neither chocolaty nor salami-y 🤷‍♀️ Maybe your 👃 is broken 😁 They say chocolate about the Hindu Rope, I purchased that one a couple days ago and can't wait to see if they are right 👀

Heuschkeliana, Lacunosa are early bloomers. You've added a couple more plants to my list..... Again.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Indeed they are :) There are others, but perhaps these were the most interesting to me :)

@peggyp3682

2 жыл бұрын

I really want lockii but it's terribly expensive here in the states. Still trying.

I can't believe lacunosa, obscura, and any hybrids (sunrise and Rebecca) aren't on this list. Sp. aff. Burtoniae and heuschkeliana also bloomed early for me.

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Well, it is only from my experience :) My sp.aff.burtoniae did not bloom early on at all. It took 2 years to bloom :D But, I didn't get my obscura as a small cutting and while it bloomed early on, I can't say that I know for a fact it blooms early from a small cutting unlike the rest on these list that I did get as small cuttings :D But hey, I also got undulata cutting to produce a peduncle and it is about to bloom, all in less than 3 months, but I don't think that is general expereince people have with this plant :D

@katyaleblanc5418

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants cuttings from my sp. Aff burtoniae bloomed in 4 months. The mother plant was quite mature and blooms constantly. Same for my lacunosa and all the small cuttings I have that I purchased as khroniana. I have heard that it is many people's experience that lacunosa blooms early. I also have sunrise cuttings that feel like they have more peduncles than leaves. Thanks for sharing your experience. I don't own many of the plants on your list, so I'll be keeping an eye out for some of the ones you mentioned.

What is ceramus(spelling 🤷🏻‍♀️)? I cannot find anything on google

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Seramis :) I think people in Germany use it the most. www.seramis.com/produkte/granulate-substrate/pflanzgranulat-zimmerpflanzen/

Do you think the lockii and multi flora are hybrids of one another?

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

No, they are separate species :)

Where do you get your pastel pots from?

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I buy them localy. They are made here in Serbia and are $1 or so. 😂

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

Ikea has something similar :)

Where do you get your Hoya

@BasiePlants

9 ай бұрын

Mostly from collectors from Sweden, Hungary, UK, Germany, France... :) I rarely buy them in the shops.

Hoya manipurensis started blooming a couple of months after i got it and hasn't stopped since. It's been in bloom for almost 2 years. O: Definitely not as impressive looking as most hoyas though lol

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I like the way it looks! Especially the variegated one. :D I think it is quite special. Sadly, mine died in the mail. 😂 But congrats on your blooms!

I'm not very lucky with hoya blooms, but my hoya davidcummingii bloomed on february 2021 even if the plant was very very small. Now the plant is not much bigger than an year ago, but it's forming flowers again on the same peduncle. Fingers crossed...

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

I can't wait to see my davidcummingii bloom! They look very cute in photos.

@carlomazzariol7894

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants Yeah, definitely!

I would like to take some time to say #stoppeperomiahate and #🌶omiaplantsmatter. Your sneaky dig did not escape me. Also, fab vid as always. I keep adding your hoya to my wishlist (which is more like an inventory of hoya I do not own). Double also, my multiflora has more blooms than yours AND my peperomias are also blooming sooooooooooooo.....

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

It had more blooms! 😂 If I only recorded this day earlier, you would see the previous peduncle with many flowers :) But I did get a good photo of it ;) I think Peperomias need to stop hating me! 😂

Miro I now am desperate to find Kanyakumariana! all your fault!

Why souldnt hoya publicalyxx be called that? Should i make a new tag for my plants?

@BasiePlants

Жыл бұрын

Most of the plants in cultivation today that we call pubicalyx (and that have splashy leaves) are crosses and not true to the original publication of the species. Sadly, the holotype of this species was destroyed in the bombing of Phillipine herbarium in WWII so it is lost to us. There are words that there are isotypes (copies) in herbaria around the world, and if these are found, then that could clear up this species and one of these could be selected to serve as the new lectotype of the species. It is very likely that the plant we know today under the name Hoya pubicorolla ssp. anthracina is in fact the original pubicalyx, but that has not been cleared up as of yet. When and if that does get cleared up, you can change the tag on your plant (and then it will probably be labeled as some cross...) but until that moment happens, you can keep the tag on your plant (and this information is perhaps something more additional to know) :)

@annie5069

Жыл бұрын

⁠@@BasiePlantsthis is so interesting!! It would be amazing if you could make a video about that topic!

We need a hair video soon! 🤭

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

😂 I just wash it sometimes 😂

@Amandaaaah

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants with rain water? 😂

@grannyplants1764

2 жыл бұрын

@@BasiePlants I like you with bangs 😊🌿🌱

I pretty much never heard of half of these hoyas. A bit disheartening. I did get the Hoya Lockii after I saw your video. It is growing well and pushing out a peduncle at every node, but so far they remain very small. I have high hopes come spring 👀 Other videos mention the Lacunosa types and Hoya Memoria as easy bloomers. I hope they are right 👀

@BasiePlants

2 жыл бұрын

They are all quite easy to find in Europe and are very affordable too :) I hope Hoya lockii blooms fast for you! My first peduncle failed but then it bloomed :) Yes, lacunosa and memoria are asy to bloom. They are perhaps very common so maybe not as interesting for many people to see in this video so I skipped them. But I do love both dearly.