@@ThePlantedCarlyflower I just ordered one from ageoffoliage on etsy 😂. I cannot wait! Im so excited. It is probably going to be my last plant purchase of the year and I am okay with that. It was a big wishlist plant for me
My top 5 are: #1 Serpens (obvi. I agree with your opinion and its growth rate. Mine lives in my mailbox and it’s stays 80 degrees doing the day in my Milsbo). #2 Sarawak: I just got my cutting through the mail today. I can’t wait for it to get like yours. #3 Gunung Gading for its foliage, sun stressing, and blooms. #4 Khoniana super silver because of its foliage and fast growth. #5 Begonia Raja. I also wanted to ask your opinion on something. I got 2 stands of Hoya Bella. I cut them all up yesterday and made a full 5in pot in coco husk. I wonder would it be best to let them root and grow in coco husk or PON? Because I’ve read they are super thirsty
What a great list!! I love it! I think bella would work in either substrate to be honest. Both retain moisture very well so I would just choose whatever you most prefer!
Oh my I think I misspoke. I don't actually think its a cross I'll add that correction to my description. Thank you!! Or maybe I'll do a Sarawak video??
@@ThePlantedCarlyflower yeah sorry i just edited my question, i missed that part. Mine is in orchid bark, perlite and moss. Are you planning to change its media? or just let it grow in coco chips?
100% love Carnosa crosses the most too 🤤😍
I love Carnosa n Serpens too they’r easy
They really are! They require so little attention and grow so quickly!
I love the most common hoya's, too many to mention. Great vid
There is such beauty in the common plants. People hunt so avidly for the rares I think they miss it sometimes! Glad to hear you love them too!!
So prettyyyy
Thank you!!
Love all of your picks, but that serpens…😍
Serpens is a true fave!
Love the Hoya serpens and hoya sarawak 💚. One of these days I'll score a sarawak lol!
Sarawak was a long time hunt. Finally got lucky with unsolicited plant talks!
@@ThePlantedCarlyflower I just ordered one from ageoffoliage on etsy 😂. I cannot wait! Im so excited. It is probably going to be my last plant purchase of the year and I am okay with that. It was a big wishlist plant for me
@@tonyamiller4956 I can’t wait to see it!!
My top 5 are: #1 Serpens (obvi. I agree with your opinion and its growth rate. Mine lives in my mailbox and it’s stays 80 degrees doing the day in my Milsbo). #2 Sarawak: I just got my cutting through the mail today. I can’t wait for it to get like yours. #3 Gunung Gading for its foliage, sun stressing, and blooms. #4 Khoniana super silver because of its foliage and fast growth. #5 Begonia Raja. I also wanted to ask your opinion on something. I got 2 stands of Hoya Bella. I cut them all up yesterday and made a full 5in pot in coco husk. I wonder would it be best to let them root and grow in coco husk or PON? Because I’ve read they are super thirsty
What a great list!! I love it! I think bella would work in either substrate to be honest. Both retain moisture very well so I would just choose whatever you most prefer!
I just purchased a carnosa freckles. The leaves looked pillowy. Are yours? $300?!? Wow not I lol I love carnosa varieties as well.
Carly, you mentioned Sarawak being a Carnosa cross... what is the Carnosa crossed with to produce a Sarawak?
Oh my I think I misspoke. I don't actually think its a cross I'll add that correction to my description. Thank you!! Or maybe I'll do a Sarawak video??
@@ThePlantedCarlyflower thank you for the clarification.
Is your Sarawak just in coco chips?
No it’s in coco chips 😁
@@ThePlantedCarlyflower yeah sorry i just edited my question, i missed that part. Mine is in orchid bark, perlite and moss. Are you planning to change its media? or just let it grow in coco chips?
@@bernadettelopez7225 I’m just going to leave it in the chips. It’s a really easy substrate to manage 😁