Hi Nina thanks for sharing❤

Thanks Nina happy to see you cacti and succulents are my first love but Hoyas are fighting me for that spot😊 nice collection.

What a wonderful collection. I have been loving cactus/succulents over the last year! Before that was Hoya and I still love them too along with all my others since 2019 lol

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Hi Nina, love your content. About my experience with the linearis, after a long search for this hoya (a year) at a decent price. I found it on Palm Street. It was a super small/tiny cutting but was rooted and looked healthy. I kept mine in the Milsbo until it was to long. At night I would keep the door a bit open so it wouldn't get the same amount of humidity it got during the day. Now I just keep it on top of the Milsbo cabinet and it's still doing fine. I do have mine in Coco husk, pearlite, sphagnum moss and pine bark. I'm hoping once summer come in and the AC is on it will continue to do well. I'm planning on putting it in a self-watering pot and I pray it does well. Oh, I keep my house at 76F and 77 "soy bori y no me gusta el frio" and the humidity fluctuates 55-60 in the summer months, I live in SA,TX. I hope you get a great specimen and you have better luck. Bendiciones. Olga

Good morning Nina! ❤

Hi Nina, Greetings from Charlotte, North Carolina, USA! I enjoyed this video so much! Such lovely and well cared for Hoya. Many thanks for this video as well as all the tips and information you gave with each Hoya. Greatly appreciated. Wishing you and your family a Blessed New Year in 2025! 👌🪴🥰

I wonder about my phuawwnsis. It doesn’t look anything like yours. It’s so interesting that same species can look so different. Mine looks more like a Caudata

Thank you for showing your Hoyas and sharing all this information I appreciate your motivation for these videos. You are so right, we should take care of our plants well so that we can enjoy them as much as possible! 🌱🪴🌸

Love watching your videos! Happy New Year!🎉

Morning Nina!! Happy New Year!

Hello there!! I do like hearing the animals…it’s so country. I am so glad you appreciate and enjoy watching. It means a lot to me to see your beautiful comments. By the way, I draw those watercolor paintings…it’s so relaxing! The music was a test. Will try to incorit more often. 😊🙋🏼‍♀️✨🪴💚

I like hearing your “background animals” it reminds me of a holiday where there were a lot of roosters near the place where we were staying. Fond memories 😊 Also wanted to thank you that you have this English channel as well, though Spanish is a useful language to learn, maybe someday! That light purple tradescantia flower looks so pretty on those dark purple leaves 🌸 (The hummingbird picture/drawing is so cute! 😍) It was a very relaxing video You got a lot done! 😊 Also really appreciated this music, more calming 🎵

why do you sound like you have never killed a plant?

Thanks Nina blessings prayers and much love for you and your family friends pets and plants for 2025

Nina, thanks for the information on all the beautiful hoyas. I did learn something about the acuta inner variegated from you. Increased humidity. Mine is in ambient and slow as molasses, but she's going to get some pampering soon, thanks to you!

Hola Nina! Happy New Year and belated Merry Christmas! 😊

Hi Nina! Lovely Hoyas 💚💚💚

I LOVE my hoya retusa 🤗 Such a little cutie, and such an easygoing hoya for me.

Also, what is the hanging, strappy plant on the shelf next to the zz plant? 🤔

Your painting in the background above you is precious. Are you an artist?

Feliz años nuevo.

Hola Nina , feliz ano nuevo! Me encanta estos tipos de videos . Es muy interesante aprender los cuidados de las hoyas y de donde son. Gracias por copartirlo con nosotros ! 💚

Thanks,Nina the video was very informative. God bless.❤

Thank you Nina I really appreciate how you add all this info like origin, temperatures, humidity, flower scent etc Very complete 🪴🌸

❤happy new ye a r..send sun,heat..😂n.y..thank you

Blessings to you and your family

Bendiciones desde VA! Que gusto me dio ver las trinitarias. Aqui, cerca de mi, no se dan!

Hi Nina, I your hoyas rooted beautifully. Thank you for sharing your experience with them. I hope the first 2 you potted bounce back for you.

Hi Nina! Thanks for the potassium tip for the hoya rope! I struggle with caudata too.

Such a good idea, those waterproof labels! When using cocochunks/cocohusk, you may have to rinse or buffer it (with a calmag solution). If it comes unrinsed it has too many salts.. If it comes unbuffered it may take away nutrients from your fertilizer the plants then wont get. So many little plants potted up! Thats so exciting! For some reason I always keep an extra eye on propagations to see if they start to grow and it makes me happy. I hope yours will show some new growth soon! Thank you for sharing

Your propagations look beautiful. I have not tried using the clonex. I think i will give that a try. Still watching....😊

Hi nina. Love to see my flag on your decorations. I plan on taking a trip sometime next yr. I love to see ur collection. As mentioned before I have over 300 maybe I can take you some cuttings of whatever don’ t have.

What a lovely plants 🪴 Like 16 My friend thank you for good sharing Have a great day

Thanks Nina for sharing your lovely Hoyas. Have a merry Christmas and a happy New Year looking forward to seeing more in 2025❤

Hey Nina, what size is the pot that was the first plant you showed in your video and do you happen to have a link by chance? I love watching your videos cause I just love Hoyas! 😊

Thank you for sharing your lovely plants 🩷 I hope you will find a Hoya Caudata Sumatra again, they are so pretty and rewarding to grow 🪴🌸 You can try putting your current Hoya Caudata Sumatra in a organic mix, maybe it will start growing again, and if not… its not happy now, so not much to lose, right? 😊 I agree, most Hoyas do really well in organic material 🪴 Wow! That sunstress on your Hoya Elmeri is gorgeous! Most plants if not all clean the air to some extent, nice isn’t it, nature works so wonderful 🌸🌱

Hello Nina, so glad to watch your videos again. You have some amazing hoyas. I would like to know, where can a find the hoya heuschkeliana variegata?

Good morning, Nina 😊 Watching, and enjoying this video with my coffee.

23 Like 👍 Beautiful sharing dear friend 🤗 nice video ❤ great work 👍🤗🤗

I love the Parasitica silver 😍 All the plants are beautiful, but I have a weakness for silver leaves

I hope you're doing well 💗

Thanks Nina for sharing. Iam happy to see you are back and recovering well from your surgery I really had missed you. Your plant haul is awsome keep up the good works in Jesus's name ❤

Hi Nina, that plant's variegation is so beautiful 😍 I hope all goes well with your surgery! Praying for healing!

Thanks for the video. Next time put the ring light a bit higher. You have 4 eyes 😅

They all look so happy on their mossy poles. good job!

Hola Nina!!!! I am watching now.....

I've never seen a finlaysonii as dark green as yours. What a stunner! Your amonea prompted me to get out my wish list and add a new name. Your latifolia and merillii are killer. I'm glad you share your less-than-perfect plants as well as the pristine ones. Cute nails, btw.

I don't mind being corrected that is how I learned Spanish from friends. And there are 3 varieties of epipremnum. Aureum, Pinnatum and Amplissimum. You would love the silver streak pothos

Your hair looks great