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Hoya compacta / Curvy Hoya
Saw a fully grown and GORGEOUSLY flowering hoya compacta at the plant nursery today 😍😍
Unfortunately it was also $200, so well beyond my celebratory houseplant splurge budget 😵💫
by the.plantylady
Saturday a pharmacist and I were talking plants, and I mentioned how I've gotten obsessed with hoyas recently, and that when I bought a clipping on etsy they sent me a second free mystery clipping that I thought might be a krohniana, and the other pharmacist, one of our floats that I really like, was like "Oh, are we talking hoyas? I have a krohniana super silver, I can bring you a clipping." Obviously said yes please, and we all keep talking plants, and she mentions that she has 20 hoya, and I'm super jealous, etc etc
She comes in the next day with not just a clipping but an entire BAG of clippings, enough for everyone and !!!!
I'm going to try rooting some of them in water and some of them in a hoya mix, so we'll see how they go. My favorite is the polyneura, it's so much cooler in person than the photos I'd seen :3c
almost 4.5 years old and she finally FLOWERED 🥹😭
It’s true that the houseplant collection has been doing a lot of heavy lifting in terms of keeping me floating through all this mess. It’s also true that some have not been doing great (looking at you, mealybugs on succulents). At least my cacti don’t seem affected (yet?)
Victories lie in both jewel orchids doing quite well (both the macodes petola and the ludisia discolor, which I didn’t get a photo of to fit in here) as well as the first monstera Thai constellation leaf in my care (the cutting was a generous gift from a friend). Also the Hoya collection is growing, and the oldest plants in my collection are doing great, including the likely 10 year old Hoya compacta in the 6th photo. I remember when I bought her in 2013 for maaaaaybe $20? Damn, Hoya prices have SKYROCKETED these last two or so years. Anyway I think I’ve really latched onto hoyas as MY plants: I’ve never killed one and I’m finding success with each new one I bring in. Also THE BLOOMS.
Frank, my 8+ year old monstera, got a much needed pruning. Hopefully his pruned vines will propagate successfully and be a new plant for a friend.
Also someone stop the ficus elasticas: they are getting TOO POWERFUL. Last photo shows staghorn the third, who should have a name by now, after 3 months and 5+ new fronds. Maybe it’ll earn a name if it ever grows a basal/shield frond…
I should make a post with just my hoyas: sorry, not sorry.
Gangs all here! Can’t wait until the ones from my parents and boyfriends are out of isolation so I can organize by care needs.
my hoya compacta bloomed for the first time!