HOYAS and Garden Walk  

Screaming children’s or flying airplanes, show must go on! We need our weekly Ric videos for our eyes and brains. Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Have a safe and fun trip in Thailand! I’ll be tuning in to travel vicariously!

I love the diagnosis section a lot. Thanks for showing your remedies. 💚🌱💚

Oh boy!!! Nice tour as usual-looking forward to seeing AH Hoyas!!! Thanks!!

Beautiful garden 👌🍃

How exciting! Safe travels and can’t wait to see you in Thailand!

This is incredibly helpful Ric! The Lacanosas are super wonderful! Rekindled my Lacanosa obsession! Thanks so much! Hoping you do more diagnosis videos in the future!

Thanks for another great video! Can’t wait for your Thailand trip!🙌🏻

Wow! I am still learning about Hoya and looking at your beautiful Hoya collection is pretty amazing. That splashy Hoya with no tag looks similar to my Hoya nova ghost, one of new fav. So that's how to propagate Hoyas, the simple way. Thank you so much for showing that. I really enjoy looking at your garden because there are so many interesting Hoyas, orchids, etc. Thank you again for sharing.

I like diagnose videos! Please do more. Have a safe trip! So excited to see what you will be sharing with us. I hope to go to Thailand one day.

I love this Hoya diagnosis idea! I hope it will become a regular part of every video. It is so helpful to see actual specimens of any plant in decline so I can see what to look for. Thank you for sharing your garden! I am on the other coast in FL growing outdoors like you so it is so helpful. My retusa bloomed this last week too! I didn’t realize it would be a rarity. I grew up in Maine and have so much to learn! Thank you!

Great video, have a wonderful trip 💚

I am glad you did this video. You can't always have perfect conditions for a video. I look forward to a video from you on Sunday. Have a good trip.

Loved the video! And now I'm gonna put down the Hoya Australis on the list of hoyas I need to get!! Enjoy Thailand!!

I love that splashy lacunosa at about 14:52. The "snow leopard" is super pretty, too! Oh, and that last one, too! (I love them all, basically.). I really like your new "diagnose a hoya" segment! Thanks for sharing your knowledge!

Loved the video. Can't wait to see you at the AH Hoya nursery 😍😁😁

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Oh my gosh! I’m super excited for you going to Thailand. So jealous 😂❤. I can’t wait to see you upload your pictures and videos during the tour 😊

One good thing I appreciate about hoyas is that they thrive as having untamed growth, to keep them blooming their best they must be let grow naturally and unpretentious as they please, untamed, Nothing contrived or st least not obviously so, and then the fragrance of choice

Maybe do a video on your fragrant faves.

I’ve had a couple stagnant Hoyas that I’ve been weary to cut and prop, this was the motivation I needed! Looking forward to seeing you two at the sale this upcoming weekend 😊

Hi I would love to buy some fire where are you located all your plants are very beautiful and amazing thank you for sharing

Most indoor collectors should consider their perfectly cared for but not growing plastics, having an infestation with false spidermites. I think the stemma article on them has been floating around on every hoya community. Taking cuttings to spread risks often is not an easy task for many hoyans and esp. in cooler climates, like mine, there are real reasons to double check on using that sharp knife and the cool heart. During winter, from time to time, I have a batch of cuttings with 100% deaths for no obvious reason, no rot, no discoloration, no damage… just drying out and dying plant tissue. Previous and next batch doing great next to the poors. So this happens, unforunately. If it was for an expensive plant with limited supply and no rot, I would try to airlayer some nodes and cut the old roots subsequently.

There is a huge Hoya plantation so where in Australia

Wow...I love your favor silver Lacunosa, I didn't see you sold that in Lil cup? As it's almost total silver, is hard or easy to propagate? I would love to have one someday....oh and what happend to the name of Krohniana? So it's wildly agreed to call all Krohniana as Lacunosa or it's under Lacunosa?

do you sell in philippines?