29:55 teki no id benim hoya minibelle’ime çok benziyor. Serpens’i yavaş yavaş alıştırabilirsiniz normal ev koşullarına. Mesela bir saatle falan başlayıp her hafta biraz daha uzatarak. Benim ki hep böyle ev koşullarında, hiç kapalı alana koymadım, en sorunsuz hoyalarımdan biri 😊
Serpens’i bu hafta suladım ve açıkta bıraktım biraz alışsın diye. Cam aparatın içinde müzede gibi durmasından pek hoşlanmıyorum aslında 😅 Bakalım nasıl olacak?
That’s nice! I’ve been to South Tyrol and the climate was perfect 🤩 My Serpens unfortunately gets crispy and starts yellowing whenever I take it out of the cloche 😬
Your freebie cutting in the red pot could be a Hoya Minibelle? Hoya Noid in the white pot could be a Meliflua? Thick stem, long space in between the nodes, elongated succulent leaves… But when looking up the Hoya West-Timor it does look similar 😊 I don’t spray/mist my Hoyas and they grow well. Maybe they just like the fertiliser in the spray? I do put a little fertiliser in almost every watering 🤔 As for the taco test, it works for some, not for others so I personally prefer to check the soil for moisture. Some Hoya have dried out too much by the time their leaves bend and then their roots will get dry-rot (they got to dry and rot when they are watered). If the soil has a lot of air pockets, like with tree fern fibre, Hoyas can take a lot of watering, as long as theres no water in the bottom of the cover pot. Where they are from, South-East-Asia they get rained on often (if not daily) so they looooove water 😊 Your Hoyas look good, so your care routine seems to work wel for them! 🌸🌱
Thanks so much for the comment 🌱 I just googled minibelle - super cute name btw - and you’re right! It looks like it 🍀 I’ve got a lot of Hoya in Pon as well… It retains quite a bit of moisture ✨
Plants are so amazing don’t you think? They grow well in so many environments, subtrates etc And we get to try it all out and enjoy them! 😊 And then Hoyas can even flower and smell great to top it all off
