How To Bring Hoyas To life With Crinkly Leaves (Part 1) 

I just learned more from you about Hoya care than anyone else I have watched! Thank you for showing your struggling Hoyas and how to revive them!

I am so amazed by your Hoyas! Your mom has taught you well! I’m so glad to here that a blooming Hoya takes you back to your childhood, what a pleasant memory for you!!!

What a nice surprise to find you again. I thought all your videos were Orchids only. So happy to find you and your Hoya videos. I have learned so much from you. Thank you!!!!!!

Thank you so much. You knew exactly what you were doing, with confidence, put my mind at ease 😊😊

Very helpful , thank you ! I have a Hoya that is over 25 years old and in the same pot . I let it grow wild and now it is dying . It is great to learn how to save parts of my favorite plant to enjoy for years to come . Placida.

This definitely helped so much! thanks plant friend!!

Thank you for this video!👏🏼

Just the information I needed at this moment in time. Thanks and great vid. 👍😊🇬🇧

Wow! Very informative for someone new to Hoya like me.

Thank you so much for your advise!

You are a great teacher.. thank you so much. I hope to save my baby hoyas!!

Hello again Emaan...I loved this video the same thing happened to my hoyas...I had cut it up to save the good part...mine bloomed 2 years ago very beautifully..but it started turn yellow and the leaves got thin and started to die..the other one is quite well, but 1 if I didn't cut it and clean it...It would have died...I didn't know to add charcoal to the water...that was good info...You are a gem and you're very smart...thanks for your help...keep making videos and I will always be your student..have a wonderful day 😊

Very informative. Thank you, sweet lady.

Omeone told me yellow leaves were from lack of iron. Today i unpotted the hoya and litterally i didnt find roots!! Ok it was in normal dirt. Im learning.

I really like your video thank you and also for your good explaination

This is very informative thank you for sharing

What is the charcoal for?

Thought I would mention that the lady at my local nursery has experimented with some of her varieties and does grow baby plants from some leaves, but she said that it takes a very long time. Like over a year even. In most cases, unless it’s all you have left off a Plant that you don’t want to completely lose, it’s not really worth it. I do know that Hoya Kerri doesn’t though from everything I’ve read. Best wishes 🪴💕

What if i dont have root rot but my leaves are shriveled?

What was the charcoal for?? Does that help keep water clean?

I bought a new plant that was in a pot without a drainage hole. The leaves are very soft now I don’t know if repotting them will save them? 😩

MashaAllah 🌸👏👍

Hi Emaan I miss your video long time you didn't do any video. I have some problems with my African violets. Roots are healthy but leves are crinkled...

Okay it’s so freaking cute how you say naked “nakt” is really pronounced “nay-kid” 😭😭 also I appreciate the information in this video you help me save my variegated Hoya compacta so thank you so much 🥰 new follower 🙌🏻

So not actually bring back to life but how to propogate to make babies.