😂😂 today-- Bootay Shorts... Back in the day, the mid 1970s (my era) --yes Hot Pants ala James Brown smokin' hot❤🔥: czcams.com/video/lehBlK2MrD8/video.html
Miro, I don’t remember how I came across your channel but I’m so glad I did. Your videos are always so informative and funny. I always look forward to them! Cheers from Canada
I always need my plant wishlist with me when I watch your videos, your hoya collection is such a dream! I swear none of the pretty hoyas ever reach Australia 😭 can't wait to add more hoyas in the next video love your content 😊
The hoya that really didn't disappoint, but exceeded expectations is Hoya Caudata. Love this plant. The flowers are even more adorable in person and it doesn't stop flowering. It's been flowering non-stop since June. Such a sweet heart 🥰 Hoya Thomsonii is also much more adorable in person. Extremely hairy. It is currently working on 3 peduncles, can't wait to see the blooms :)
I have you to thank for my recent hoya obsession and spending all my money on hoyas haha. I can’t thank you enough. I can literally listen to you and watch you all day everyday!!! Love you Miro!!
Watching you cradle hoya sulawesiana in your hand and gaze at it was the same way one would look at a child, lol. Maybe not your own but at least someone else's. Then you said sometimes you shed a tear when you unbox a Hoya and I couldn't stop laughing 😆
Always love your videos Miro! For me, I still very much love my H. heuschkeliana inner variegated. It's just such a beautiful plant that makes me so happy!
Hoya Undulata is amazing! I’ve had no problems with the regular version. I had to restart my slash version and it struggles to grow. The regular version is stunning 🤩!
Just started watching your videos. Very informative, so appreciated. I’m just wondering how you have those pots hanging on the metal grid. What magic are you using there? I’m always looking for new ways to get my plants off flat surfaces onto the wall. Most wall hangers I’ve found require a terra cotta pot with a lip but I see you have cute little round pots on the wall. What’s going on there? Maybe I see a metal clip of some kind??
🤣🤣🤣Exactly what I think every time that I'm going to spend money in clothes! Always thinking how many hoyas I could get instead! The results are an emptier closet and a fuller plant-cabinet 🙈
Added H. Sp. Germany, H. Sp. Aff. Lambii, H. Sulwesiana, and H. Sigillatis ah001 to my wishlist. I got my VL9, GPS 7240, and sigillatis this year and can't wait until they are big and beautiful like yours.
Love watching you and your Hoyas you are always full of info, Thank you so much. I love the H. Sulawesiana and then ya the rest of them. I'm slowly adding to my collection.😄🤞🤤🌺🏵
I really love my pandurata! And I love your sulawesiana so much! That is a dream hoya! I bought a cutting of that one but it didn't make it 😭 Great video as always! ❤
Hi Miro🙋🏻♀️ I grow my hoya Sulawesiana in Pon. I also found it as a slower grower and it doesn’t like to be moved. I gave it a trellis after I saw a really long vine. Now it has stopped growing.. but I do see lots of healthy roots growing into the water reservoir. So in my experience, sulawesiana is just a slow grower 🌱 hope this helps!😊
I'm so proud to say I have quite a few on this list, and yes I agree, they do not disappoint. I think clemensiorum is definitely up there as #1. BTW, I'm babysitting my 2 month old grandsons and one if them is fussy so I have him facing the TV watching you and so far it's doing the trick 🤣🤣🤣💚
Interesting to hear your thoughts on Sulawesiana, I have 3 pots and it’s a very fast and easy grower here for me in Sg. It’s really nice to see Hoyas grown in different countries and conditions and how they adapt and grow differently☺️
Love your videos, huge fan of the Hoya talk as well as the digressions! 😂 Can’t believe though that you are a Lisa hater. Grows so easily and has wonderful variegation under high light. Also love the basic green Australis.
My regular Australis grows essily, but the Lisa hates my guts 👀 She grew well (just one looong strand), until I chopped her up to make a full pot out of her. Ever since she's been killing off leaves and stems 🤷♀️ Whenever something new grows it will be killed off within days. I have no idea what her tantrum is about.
From among my more recent acquisitions, Hoyas maingayi, piestolepis, evelinae have really surpassed my expectations. Way more easy to grow than I had feared.
I don’t have maingayi yet but piestolepis and evelinae are definitely no issue :) Maybe evelinae is a bit more sensitive to mites but that was to be expected 😅
All the Hoyas you chose are great ones. A little off topic but I was admiring your pots hanging on the wall rack. Do you mind if I ask where you got them. Seems such a space saver.
my sulawesiana took a while to start growing from an unrooted cutting but once it started, it's just new leaf after new leaf. i have it in pon in room conditions
19:23 Could you please make a comparison vid on Jennifer and Germany because I for one can still not figure out the difference (I only have one of these two for that very reason, so cannot compare them myself)? That would be really interesting.
At 14:21 you mention one of the incoming leaves came off potentially due to lack of moisture… how can you tell that was the issue versus maybe mites? Or another reason (if there is another reason hahah). Would love to know if there are any visual giveaways that tell you which is your problem!
Do you know how many Hoya vines I've snapped because I was wrapping them around myself, thinking "oh, could I make this a top?". I have yet to turn any Hoya into a top ... or have some of my Hoya bloom. But, seriously, could you imagine how cool dressing in/like a Hoya could be?! Ridiculous, yes! But just wait....
That Hoya sulawesiana is absolutely gorgeous… ! ❤ I’d love to hear your thoughts on dry root rot, or any root rot for the matter. I’ve been feeling under the weather for the past few months and neglected my plants… Unfortunately, i lost a few hoyas due to dry root rot😢I would like to know if there’s some tell signs before the leaves suddenly turn yellow and fall off… Like besides knowing that it’s been underwatered and checking the roots for rot, is there orther signs or tricks…?
I'm no Miro, but I relate to your post! I've learned that, basically, when my Hoya stop actively growing despite good conditions, they probably have rot. The leaves get super flimsy and "soft" feeling on most when they want water. For Hoya that are thin leaved, I've noticed the leaves lose their "luster". Like my H. latifolia goes from a nice, strong green to a more "muted" green. It's sooo subtle and I was underwatering it for months as a result. Tbh, almost all my Hoya do this, to a degree - they just look "thirsty", or "tired". As a result, I'm getting better at being able to tell when to water. Most advice I've read on dealing with Hoya suffering from decent dry rot is to (literally) rip the roots off and start again. Get all the dry, dead stuff off so it doesn't continue to rot - it's scary but it's also fun to tear into the dead roots! Give whatever's left a soak in some water (adding sugar is optional) and then re-root it however you'd like! I've revived multiple Hoya multiple times this way! To try and make things easier on myself, I've invested in a wire rack with some lights, and I use cake pans from the thrift/dollar store to hold my Hoya together. If I'm sick or busy, I bottom water them all in one go! It's not a perfect solution, but it's an ergonomic solution for now! But yeah, I think the general consensus on Hoya with root rot is to re-root the plant. It's the quickest solution with a higher success rate than trying to water the existing, rotting plant more/less. Hope some of that is useful! :) Happy growing!
Thank you very much to both of you! :) I’ll try to pay more attention to the leaves when I inspect them! Though with some kinds, like Hoya fitchii for example, it mus be hard to notice subtle differences, cause of the intricate pattern and the texture of the leaves…!
Miro: What do you do when the hoyas out grow their space? Each year, when I bring my hoyas in from my balcony-because I live in Canada-I find that I am running out of space. At this time, I only have 25 varieties, but they are getting just that much bigger. I do not have tents or cabinets because, again, I do not have the space. Enough of my troubles, I love your hoya Germany and the Sulawesian. They are the ones I dream of. Please, please take care of them. You always cheer me up. Give your Mom a hug for me/
I cut them back when they grow too big :) I simply don’t have space for everyone to become big. Only favorites get that prime real eastate. But putting them on walls, hanging them from ceilings and good trellising (which I can say nothing about) will do wonders for saving space!
I got my sulawesiana (rooted, with 2 small leaves) about 2 months ago in the mail. I’ve already repotted it into a chunky aroid mix. I’m so excited - it started putting out its first new leaf about a week ago. 💜🪴
The Hoya Sulawesiana has been on my wish list for a while. I am hesitating to buy it because my growing conditions may not be the best. I have an Insularis that has been struggling - it started out fine, then the leaves started to yellow and several fell off. It is down to 5 leaves at this time, but no more yellow showing as of the last week. Make that four..just snapped one off. The substrate it came in is coco chips and overwatering may be the issue, if the substrate holds stays damp too long. I am going to put it in a net pot and possibly add some perlite? In your opinion, would the perlite help absorb any excess water being retained by the coco chips? The humidity in my condo is about 52% now that the weather is changing, so I will be ordering a humidifier. Any suggestions you have would be so much appreciated. Love your videos - as a new hoya-holic I am trying to learn as mush as possible and your content is wonderful.
Hey Miro. What's the difference between Hoya pachyclada inner variegation and subquintuplinervis inner Verrigated? When I look them up I see pictures of many of the same plants. Thanks!
I think my VL9 is so cute but she just won’t grow. Have had her about 6 months and only have gotten maybe 3 new leaves. I’m hoping one day to check in on her and see that she’s taken off. Love the leaves on your sulawesiana 😍
I’m the same. When I need to buy anything I always think how many Hoyas I could get instead. 😂 My Hoya so far that amazed me may sound too plain to some but it is amazing to me, is my Hoya Bella. Way better in real life too than it looked in pics. I love her. I can’t pick a favorite from your video. All are so beautiful! Question: if the tip of a vine dies back should I cut that part off? 💚🪴🌿🌱💚
I apologize for hot pants digression 😅
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In Southern U.S. they are called "Daisy Dukes." 🤣
😂😂 today-- Bootay Shorts... Back in the day, the mid 1970s (my era) --yes Hot Pants ala James Brown smokin' hot❤🔥: czcams.com/video/lehBlK2MrD8/video.html
Love your sense of humor and digressions! 🤣💕
Miro, I don’t remember how I came across your channel but I’m so glad I did. Your videos are always so informative and funny. I always look forward to them! Cheers from Canada
I always need my plant wishlist with me when I watch your videos, your hoya collection is such a dream! I swear none of the pretty hoyas ever reach Australia 😭 can't wait to add more hoyas in the next video love your content 😊
😂 I promise you won’t need a wishlist for the next video!
The hoya that really didn't disappoint, but exceeded expectations is Hoya Caudata. Love this plant. The flowers are even more adorable in person and it doesn't stop flowering. It's been flowering non-stop since June. Such a sweet heart 🥰 Hoya Thomsonii is also much more adorable in person. Extremely hairy. It is currently working on 3 peduncles, can't wait to see the blooms :)
I have you to thank for my recent hoya obsession and spending all my money on hoyas haha. I can’t thank you enough. I can literally listen to you and watch you all day everyday!!! Love you Miro!!
Watching you cradle hoya sulawesiana in your hand and gaze at it was the same way one would look at a child, lol. Maybe not your own but at least someone else's. Then you said sometimes you shed a tear when you unbox a Hoya and I couldn't stop laughing 😆
I always love your Hoyas and can’t wait for Betsy’s shop to ship to the USA soon. I love Germany ❤
I think maybe next spring that will happen :)
Hopefully they aren't too expensive!
Always love your videos Miro! For me, I still very much love my H. heuschkeliana inner variegated. It's just such a beautiful plant that makes me so happy!
The "she's a Doris" comment got me🤣🤣🤣
Hoya Undulata is amazing! I’ve had no problems with the regular version. I had to restart my slash version and it struggles to grow. The regular version is stunning 🤩!
Just started watching your videos. Very informative, so appreciated. I’m just wondering how you have those pots hanging on the metal grid. What magic are you using there? I’m always looking for new ways to get my plants off flat surfaces onto the wall. Most wall hangers I’ve found require a terra cotta pot with a lip but I see you have cute little round pots on the wall. What’s going on there? Maybe I see a metal clip of some kind??
🤣🤣🤣Exactly what I think every time that I'm going to spend money in clothes! Always thinking how many hoyas I could get instead! The results are an emptier closet and a fuller plant-cabinet 🙈
Well, if Summer Rayne Oakes can turn her closet into a plant shelf, I don’t see who am I to not do the same. 😂
I love Hoyas and finding new Hoyas to eventually look for thank you for sharing. 🙌✨
Loved your sigilottis collection my first Hoya love! Second Macrophylla, Glabra big boy leaves so stunning. Thanks for your Hoya video!
Added H. Sp. Germany, H. Sp. Aff. Lambii, H. Sulwesiana, and H. Sigillatis ah001 to my wishlist.
I got my VL9, GPS 7240, and sigillatis this year and can't wait until they are big and beautiful like yours.
Beautiful plants
Love watching you and your Hoyas you are always full of info, Thank you so much. I love the H. Sulawesiana and then ya the rest of them. I'm slowly adding to my collection.😄🤞🤤🌺🏵
Always love your videos💚✌💚
I'm happy you included hoya sulawesiana from my country Indonesia
It is an amazing hoya! But so far a bit challenging, seems to rot easily!
My sulawesiana not growing any new leaves too 🤭 but the flower so beautiful
Hoya Caudata Sumatra Did NOT disappoint !
I really love my pandurata! And I love your sulawesiana so much! That is a dream hoya! I bought a cutting of that one but it didn't make it 😭 Great video as always! ❤
I just got a SP Germany from Camilla last week. Nice cutting. And I want singilatis 7240 so bad!!!
Oh yes, sp Germany is GORGEOUS. I love sp GPS7240 too :)
Hi Miro🙋🏻♀️ I grow my hoya Sulawesiana in Pon. I also found it as a slower grower and it doesn’t like to be moved. I gave it a trellis after I saw a really long vine. Now it has stopped growing.. but I do see lots of healthy roots growing into the water reservoir. So in my experience, sulawesiana is just a slow grower 🌱 hope this helps!😊
Like them Hoya, you did not disappoint- I’m looking into all of them now 💚😎💚
Oh no 😂 This wasn’t supposed to expand anyone’s wish list :D
That Hoya Keneijana is so pretty!
I'm so proud to say I have quite a few on this list, and yes I agree, they do not disappoint. I think clemensiorum is definitely up there as #1. BTW, I'm babysitting my 2 month old grandsons and one if them is fussy so I have him facing the TV watching you and so far it's doing the trick 🤣🤣🤣💚
My Hoya Lacunosa inner variegata… beautiful and grows fast! I just got a cutting with two tiny leaves and now has six leaves in less than a month 😁..
Interesting to hear your thoughts on Sulawesiana, I have 3 pots and it’s a very fast and easy grower here for me in Sg. It’s really nice to see Hoyas grown in different countries and conditions and how they adapt and grow differently☺️
Love your videos, huge fan of the Hoya talk as well as the digressions! 😂 Can’t believe though that you are a Lisa hater. Grows so easily and has wonderful variegation under high light. Also love the basic green Australis.
My regular Australis grows essily, but the Lisa hates my guts 👀 She grew well (just one looong strand), until I chopped her up to make a full pot out of her. Ever since she's been killing off leaves and stems 🤷♀️ Whenever something new grows it will be killed off within days. I have no idea what her tantrum is about.
Sulawesiana - I’m growing it in leca. Took a bit of time to get established but now growing well. It’s a gorgeous hoya!
I hope mine takes of soon too!
From among my more recent acquisitions, Hoyas maingayi, piestolepis, evelinae have really surpassed my expectations. Way more easy to grow than I had feared.
I don’t have maingayi yet but piestolepis and evelinae are definitely no issue :) Maybe evelinae is a bit more sensitive to mites but that was to be expected 😅
the undulataaaa pink splash are so sickk 😭😭😭 i want one but its super duper exprensive
🤣🤣 me thinking:: im not alone !!
2 good hoya cutting or new clothes 🤔!!😅
Interesting video aa usual.. my fav is Sulawesiana followed by Clemensorium 😄 🙏
All the Hoyas you chose are great ones. A little off topic but I was admiring your pots hanging on the wall rack. Do you mind if I ask where you got them. Seems such a space saver.
my sulawesiana took a while to start growing from an unrooted cutting but once it started, it's just new leaf after new leaf. i have it in pon in room conditions
19:23 Could you please make a comparison vid on Jennifer and Germany because I for one can still not figure out the difference (I only have one of these two for that very reason, so cannot compare them myself)? That would be really interesting.
My H Sulawesainas are in pon. They are doing very well. I found the more 'tropical' slow growing Hoya do well in pon for me.
Good! :) Then it’s just a waiting game 🥴
hoya > jeans anytime. hoya is fashion.
100% agree 😂
Where do you get hose tall white square cover pots? Great collection
Goy an Hoya Sp. Germany today. She is gorgeous
Beautiful 🤩
Slowly turning you into a Hoya fan 😂
@@BasiePlants Slowly but surely
At 14:21 you mention one of the incoming leaves came off potentially due to lack of moisture… how can you tell that was the issue versus maybe mites? Or another reason (if there is another reason hahah). Would love to know if there are any visual giveaways that tell you which is your problem!
Do you know how many Hoya vines I've snapped because I was wrapping them around myself, thinking "oh, could I make this a top?". I have yet to turn any Hoya into a top ... or have some of my Hoya bloom. But, seriously, could you imagine how cool dressing in/like a Hoya could be?! Ridiculous, yes! But just wait....
I am totally down for some hoya tops 😂 Or a crown of hoya flowers 👀
*Desperately trying to figure out what 5-letter word starts with "V"*
Clearly I don’t know much about this word 😂
Voila!
@@blankabartosova6165 🤣
That Hoya sulawesiana is absolutely gorgeous… ! ❤ I’d love to hear your thoughts on dry root rot, or any root rot for the matter. I’ve been feeling under the weather for the past few months and neglected my plants… Unfortunately, i lost a few hoyas due to dry root rot😢I would like to know if there’s some tell signs before the leaves suddenly turn yellow and fall off… Like besides knowing that it’s been underwatered and checking the roots for rot, is there orther signs or tricks…?
I'm no Miro, but I relate to your post! I've learned that, basically, when my Hoya stop actively growing despite good conditions, they probably have rot. The leaves get super flimsy and "soft" feeling on most when they want water. For Hoya that are thin leaved, I've noticed the leaves lose their "luster". Like my H. latifolia goes from a nice, strong green to a more "muted" green. It's sooo subtle and I was underwatering it for months as a result. Tbh, almost all my Hoya do this, to a degree - they just look "thirsty", or "tired". As a result, I'm getting better at being able to tell when to water. Most advice I've read on dealing with Hoya suffering from decent dry rot is to (literally) rip the roots off and start again. Get all the dry, dead stuff off so it doesn't continue to rot - it's scary but it's also fun to tear into the dead roots! Give whatever's left a soak in some water (adding sugar is optional) and then re-root it however you'd like! I've revived multiple Hoya multiple times this way! To try and make things easier on myself, I've invested in a wire rack with some lights, and I use cake pans from the thrift/dollar store to hold my Hoya together. If I'm sick or busy, I bottom water them all in one go! It's not a perfect solution, but it's an ergonomic solution for now!
But yeah, I think the general consensus on Hoya with root rot is to re-root the plant. It's the quickest solution with a higher success rate than trying to water the existing, rotting plant more/less. Hope some of that is useful! :) Happy growing!
Usually when they can’t rehydrate, that is a sign there is root rot going on. This happens before leaves start to yellow and fall off :)
Tired leaves are a great sign!
Thank you very much to both of you! :) I’ll try to pay more attention to the leaves when I inspect them! Though with some kinds, like Hoya fitchii for example, it mus be hard to notice subtle differences, cause of the intricate pattern and the texture of the leaves…!
What r the pots u have on your grids on the wall I love your set up
Miro: What do you do when the hoyas out grow their space? Each year, when I bring my hoyas in from my balcony-because I live in Canada-I find that I am running out of space.
At this time, I only have 25 varieties, but they are getting just that much bigger. I do not have tents or cabinets because, again, I do not have the space. Enough of my troubles, I love your hoya Germany and the Sulawesian. They are the ones I dream of. Please, please take care of them. You always cheer me up. Give your Mom a hug for me/
I cut them back when they grow too big :) I simply don’t have space for everyone to become big. Only favorites get that prime real eastate. But putting them on walls, hanging them from ceilings and good trellising (which I can say nothing about) will do wonders for saving space!
Cut them and trade the cuttings!
I ordered the Microdwarf 2 days ago it's in transit.
I hope you love it as much as I do
What are you using to keep those lovely hoyas on the wall? Awesome idea🤩
Wow, Hoya kenejiana. I want one.
Getting the H. Sigillatis soon…don’t know which clone. 😅
All of them! :D
And I thought $50 was high for my Undulata!!
I got my sulawesiana (rooted, with 2 small leaves) about 2 months ago in the mail. I’ve already repotted it into a chunky aroid mix. I’m so excited - it started putting out its first new leaf about a week ago. 💜🪴
The Hoya Sulawesiana has been on my wish list for a while. I am hesitating to buy it because my growing conditions may not be the best. I have an Insularis that has been struggling - it started out fine, then the leaves started to yellow and several fell off. It is down to 5 leaves at this time, but no more yellow showing as of the last week. Make that four..just snapped one off. The substrate it came in is coco chips and overwatering may be the issue, if the substrate holds stays damp too long. I am going to put it in a net pot and possibly add some perlite? In your opinion, would the perlite help absorb any excess water being retained by the coco chips? The humidity in my condo is about 52% now that the weather is changing, so I will be ordering a humidifier. Any suggestions you have would be so much appreciated.
Love your videos - as a new hoya-holic I am trying to learn as mush as possible and your content is wonderful.
What do you do when the vine dies back? Do you cut it all the way to the soil or just to a point that seems alive?
To the point that is alive :) Unless it is bare all the way and baby leaves fell off.
@@BasiePlants thank you for your help.
38:08 Minor correction: It is NS07-039 (not NS05-039). sp. Alas River is correct, too. The pleasure is all mine ;-)
Yes, it is NS07-039 in my list too :) I probably misspoke. Thanks! :)
Hey Miro. What's the difference between Hoya pachyclada inner variegation and subquintuplinervis inner Verrigated? When I look them up I see pictures of many of the same plants. Thanks!
Right??? My clothes are less important to me. Hoyas are the top priority to me. My husband told me last night that i need bulletproof undies🤣🤣🤣
Hahahahahahaha 😂😂😂 New underwear is fine, that is like a carnosa cutting. I will allow it 🤣
Hi , please tell me where you find those Hoya? a website i can order from , thank you
Please do another favourite foliage video
I might! :)
Oooohhh yeah. I can see it for sure. That's a V*****
I feel your pain #tallpeoplerealproblems😁
hahahah :D I knoooow!
V....and 6 letters.....l think that is what she meant 🤣. Ends in ...ina.
I mean...it kinda does to be honest 🤣
Yes. I did not count the letters well 😂 FAIL.
Rhymes with Tina.
@@betsybegonia Valentina? Oh, that has more letters.
@@misterplantastic well you wouldn’t know it.
I need to stop watching your hoya vids…My wishlist is tripling every time I watch one 😭
I have another suggestion - don’t stop 😂
@@BasiePlants Miro my wallet hates you!! Every time I look on instagram my hoya list grows!! your fault!
I think my VL9 is so cute but she just won’t grow. Have had her about 6 months and only have gotten maybe 3 new leaves. I’m hoping one day to check in on her and see that she’s taken off. Love the leaves on your sulawesiana 😍
Try giving it a bit more light :) I would also treat for mites, just in case. My had a bried mite affair. I was not a fan. 😂
@@BasiePlants if she has mites…omg. Good idea though, I will do both. Thank you!
well... my Lisa doesn't like you either. 😆
My nemesis 😂
@@BasiePlants lol, I adore her but I am a big fan of regular australis too so… basic and boring but brings me joy for some reason!
Is this fashion??? Hahahaha 😂
I was never very fashionable anyways 😂 I will be skipping hot pants 😂
@@BasiePlants Comedy gold and mad Hoya skills is what you do have Sir 😄
I see some hoya macrophyla behind u. Ewwwww! 😅
I’m the same. When I need to buy anything I always think how many Hoyas I could get instead. 😂 My Hoya so far that amazed me may sound too plain to some but it is amazing to me, is my Hoya Bella. Way better in real life too than it looked in pics. I love her. I can’t pick a favorite from your video. All are so beautiful! Question: if the tip of a vine dies back should I cut that part off? 💚🪴🌿🌱💚
I do cut back vines that have lost baby leaves and the vine died back :) We basically use hoya as currency 😅