What do you fertilize your Hoyas with?

What was the little hand held printer you use, if I remember correctly it was a Brother. I desperately need one my names have got seriously out of hand 😒😵‍💫😵‍💫

My Alocasia are absolutely LOVING this substrate.

Love the fishtail Hoya! Adding it to my wish list.

Hi there, new subbed here! Great repotting video, enjoyed it a lot! How often do you water them if they are in room environment?😊

Thank you for this great info! Are you using the fine grade for your alocasia? I repotted a peace lily into medium grade biopon yesterday, wondering now if the fine grade would have been better?

Everything looking good! Question please - how often roughly do you water? And also how do you determine what substrate to use for each plant? I just learnt watching this that the house plant mix stays wet longer than tree fern?? I always thought it would be the other way around! 🤦‍♀️ lol

Thanks Rachel - good one 👏👏 Must feel good to have them all up to date now.

Do you have a link for the actual tent?

Can you grow hoya in straight TFF permanently in a nursery pot (free draining) in regular house conditions (we have good light/sunblasters and 65% humidity) for years and years? How do you know when to water? Do you let it dry out and change color to light brown (like how you find TFF in the bag when you first buy it and it is dry), or do you keep it moist, but no standing water? I have hoya in 3"pots and let them dry out too much I think and lost a few of the roots on the outer edges of the pot... Thank you for your videos :)

How dry do you let the treefern get before you water again? Can you grow hoya, aroids out of the pop box iunto maturity? Are you using any kind of reservoir, or just watering though to keep it consistently moist? Thank you for a wonderful video :)

I think there are better differences rather than leaf patterns: Monstera Thai Cons has tight internodal spacing, Borsigianas (albos, aureas, etc...) has longer internodal spacing. Thais can get huge, Borsigianas are smaller in leaf size. Thais as Deliciosas have ruffles where the leaf attaches to the stems, Borsigianas wont show this trait (some might show in its mature state though). Bosigianas are climbers, Thai Cons they can go either way, climb or crawl.

Also Thai Constellations get hugeeee

It looks good. Especially when it's giving you new leaves.

I’m not a repotting lover - love the end result but hate the mess I seem to make 😂😂 Thanks for the hydrogen peroxide soaking tip 👍👍👍

Hello. Beautiful video. My question is, what is the name of the green tray with a transparent dome shown at minute 16:58? Do you have the link or the name of the product? Thanks and best of luck!

How do you keep so many different kinds of plants in the same area since all of them require different things like humidity and what not. How do you keep a happy medium for all of them. Thank you

Hi Rachel! Would love to see plant care videos for specific plant types for NZ climates! - you could do a new plant type each month or one big one if you prefer. I love watching those videos but they're always from American/British youtubers not sure how it differs for us or if it does much at all. I enjoy watching your videos when they come out and would love to see that kind of content from you if you're up for it/have the time😊

Hi Rachael, Thank you for sharing information about the repotting plants and especially the plants with roots coming out from the bottom.

We definitely need a grow tent tour 😍😍

Your grow tent will have to expand or no more new plants 😂

Hi Rachel. I enjoyed this busy video so much. Glad the Orchid Show went well for you. I used to be involved with a local Society and their shows. There was a guy who grew and sold Phals and people just couldn't get enough. He sold out almost every year on the first day. It was so enjoyable, I loved being a part of the action.

Have you ever planted them straight into the garden from seed?

very sad that it has taken so long for the flowers to open. I have buds. Perhaps it will bloom after I bring it inside. We will have a frost within 2 months.

Great info ! Thx

👏👏👏 Excellent Rachael. I have a lot of repotting to do this spring & tbh I hate repotting 🫣🫣

Linearis is super thirsty. I have it in a west facing window and it’s about 4 ftvlong

ah just what I needed to see! now to buy some tree fern fibre🎉

Great video, I'm building one of these steel mates greenhouses this weekend, have been procrastinating since it it was delivered over a month ago. Hope they have the right parts for us.

I love those trelis..where can I find those trelis plz???

Huge nice collection but not a lot of fragrances

Hello Rachel from Puerto Rico!! I love Hoyas!! Your collection is beautiful!! My Linearis is also giving me stress. Just subscribed. I recently started my English speaking channel and would appreciate your support. Thank you!! 🙋🏼‍♀️🪴

Is GT foliage focus enough when using Pon or will I need to switch to Complete?

Thank you for making this video. Im a beginner and loving pon so far. My little tip is that ive glued some little mesh circles onto the holes on your 14cm pots to stop the pon falling through.

Lechuza have a non fertilised mix now too

Lechuza now has a large chunky size Pon but it’s not available in the united states yet.

Do you let your reservoir dry out before watering again?

PON (and/or LECA) is the only way I can have Alocasias with more than 1 leaf at a time. I have slowly switched many other plants (Hoya, Schismatoglottis, Homalomena, Monstera, vining Philodendron, Maranta, Calatheas, Stromanthe, Peperomia, and even a few of my snake plants) to semi-hydro, mostly because I find rocky substrates easier to maintain. I really love the product you presented, especially in that it comes in different "pebble" sizes.

I intend to grow my alocasias in pon. They are babies right now in stratum. I have had no luck with alocasias but these have made it over a week 😮 maybe I am onto something. Thanks for the tips 😊

Hi Rachel. I've recently started using Pon and was fortunate to get a large bag of Lechusa. I decided to add some jumbo perlite as well as small leca just to lighten the weight of the larger pots. Also, I've put wicks in the pots to ensure my mix is taking up the water. So far it's working brilliantly for me, I love not having to deal with the mess that I make with soil and being able to reuse the Pon. I do wish we could get a coarser one in Australia, it may be out there but I haven't found it yet. Thank you so much for sharing your very informative video on Pon, I'm definitely a convert to semi hydro with Pon and even intend to switch a lot of my plants from leca to Pon.

Brilliant! Thanks so much, this is very helpful & confirms what I am doing. I’ve only used pon once & would like to expand my use, especially with Alocasia. I did transfer my Jacquline into pon when it started going dormant, all the leaves have come back miniature? Probably only 5cm high? Has this happened to you?

Many thanks 😊

Excellent propagation technic! You have a new subscriber!

I started using clear nursery pots and they are a game changer. I still put the nursery pots in my decorative ceramic planters, but I can able to lift the nursery pots out and check on roots and water levels. I can also rotate my decorative pots when I get bored.

Oh gee, mine green house turns up tomorrow. Not as big as yours but I hear they are difficult. Exciting. Great video

One happy customer here Rachael 👍👍👍

Do you have a video on your medium and potting them? Once again, amazing hoyas. Prettiest I have ever seen. Do you have any in PON? I think all that I saw was in a nice chunky mix.

Wonderful plants and thank you for this video!!

Hi, greetings from Germany. At the beginning of your video you have a beautiful hoya with a narrow white curved trellis. Where can I get the trellis? Best wishes Linda ❤

I am actually astounded at how many people took the time out the day to type negative comments about this video. Just because somebody doesn't do something the way you do, or like and eat something that you do, doesn't mean they are wrong. They are just different than you. If you don't like it, scroll past. Thanks for the video. I will indeed be adding those spices in to try something different to 1 batch and 1 without to see which I prefer better. Thanks for the video