🥵 11 Hardest HOYAS | How to keep them alive? | Care tips | Growth update | Sensitivity | Watering

[@emylucille240]

I'm kind of glad I haven't tried Spartioides yet, it's one of my wishlist plants but I'll have to wait until I can get a larger plant. The flower is so adorable! Thank you for sharing your tips!

[@JC-jh4fi]

Thank you for this very informative video. Your criteria for difficulty are very helpful and well thought of. Thank you for sharing.

[@juaniskay03]

Nice to see you again Fonnie hope you pregnancy is going well or you already have you baby love ❤️ you Hoya videos

[@joehisel5966]

The ignorata peduncle looks like a cluster of butterfly eggs 🤯😍

[@kristiemowry3267]

I recently purchased Acicularis. It has started growing some stem but no leaves yet. I would not have purchased it if I had seen your video first. My plant room stays 60 - 70% humidity and around 70F. I also find Engleriana a difficult hoya. I have put it in a terrarium because it kept growing leaves which then turned yellow and died. I do wish more growers would be open about their growing experiences. It really doesn't help to only hear the good things. I will continue to watch your channel for tips etc.

[@Dieppaloveplants]

Put her a little trelis and she will grow

[@Dieppaloveplants]

The engleriana when the have flat mite there new growth will yello and died happend to me got a microscope and once i treat her she is thriving 😊

[@donnang16]

Thanks Fonnie, so happy to see another video from you 😊

[@beeng77]

Yes please for the sp sidikalang😊

[@walle5667]

I'm so done with finnicky Hoya 😑 To hell with them. My Campanulata has been slowly dying for a year. Nothing I do is appreciated. I'm close to just dumping her in the trash. Hoya Serpens keeps dropping leaves, Hoya Perak refuses to grow. It produces multiple grow points, but kills them off before they can develop into anything. Hoya Thomsonii has had a sudden decline and all the cuttings I took have been sitting inactive for a year now 🤷‍♀️ And, astonishingly enough, Hoya Rebecca, David Cummingii and Krohniana Super Silver have also bitten the dust and the few cuttings are barely surviving. I dunno 🤷‍♀️ I am planning on sitting it out for another year and then I'll toss everybody still busy with their tantrum. Really kills the joy of growing them 😶

[@andy0995]

I think all the Hoya you have the most difficulty are cold temperatures Hoya. My stenophylla, inflata, Linavergarai are fast grower. Just don't leave them dry up more than 1 day

[@tuulieve]

Informative video! Btw where do you get those clear tags from or do you make them yourself? 😁

[@tfyfonnie]

Thank you😊 I made them myself 😄

[@lsmith7685]

Another good video Fonnie. I hope you are doing well. I also find yvesrocheri difficult. My first one I grew in pon In my grow tent. It wasn't doing well so I switched to a more organic mix. All Leaves yellowed and dropped. My second one has yellowing leaves.

[@belindaplants]

What a fantastic video and thank you for sharing! 💚

[@tfyfonnie]

Glad you like it!😊

[@tessie7e777]

Thank you so much for sharing these rare Hoyas. All previously unknown to me.

[@tfyfonnie]

Glad you liked the video! 😊🌱

[@SuperPatruch]

My acicularis is easy. It is in regular coco peat perlite and bark bix. I let it dry and it does well that way. Maybe it’s the pon for you?

[@wildegenius1]

Love your Hoya videos! Great work!

[@tfyfonnie]

Thank you 😊🌱

[@Dieppaloveplants]

Hey mama just a FYI if a hoya new growth fall of from tpuch and have good roots that me it have flat mite the love new growth and it will fall just from looking at your plant mine was like that and im like wtheck bougth a microsco and yup it had red flat mite u can see them from the nake eye i treat my collection and the are all thriving now all my hoyas are looking great new grow and fast growing even my spartiodes she just gave me a first flower

[@Wallette100]

Hard to believe Yves Rocheri is so sensitive...also, I haven't experienced that hoya are susceptible to mealy bugs. Watch Unplantparenthood, she handles her Yves Rocheri without any damage...

[@mommayanna]

It’s funny how plants know their caregivers and react when the caregivers have to leave them (like to go on vacation)

[@MairzyDoatz]

i kept ignorata for around 2 years - it grew a handful of leaves but never thrived - then the root mealybugs got to it and it left my collection. I wanted to love it so badly, but I find it too tricky to try again

[@tfyfonnie]

If you decided to try Ignorata again, lemme know if you have any care tips questions 😊