Repotting Hoya Seedlings

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Nine months ago, I was lucky enough to get my hands on some genuine Hoya seeds. Today, I'm going to repot some of those seedlings with y'all! 🌱🌱🌱😁
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As always, THANK YOU SO MUCH for watching!! 🙏🏼❤ Remember to like and subscribe for more future videos, so you won't miss any of my planty videos. See you next time!!! 💚😊

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16 апр 2021

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Комментарии : 22

@marleenneil7542 2 года назад

Thank you - so informative.

@shezzone4856 3 года назад

That pot is super cute.. love hoya .. i have lot of hoya but bloomed one is only hoya sunrise .. greetings from India

@amandalaw7131 3 года назад

Thank you! Yea it does take them a while to bloom... 😅

@sylviawood6089 3 года назад

I loved your video, thank you

@amandalaw7131 3 года назад

Thank you!

@jensanbart24 3 года назад

That tiny shovel is a must🥰

@amandalaw7131 3 года назад

Right??! Cute AND functional!

@MonicaRrtx 3 года назад

Wow. Perfect! And that pot is super cute... show us your greenhouse

@amandalaw7131 3 года назад

Thank you!! I will soon!

@bettyc4345 3 года назад

Love all your videos. They’re so detailed and I learned a lot. I just started to grow them. I bought a few online. They came in with tiny nursery pots and soil. I just noticed a little growth now. I have a question...when should I repot them in the soil you recommended?

@amandalaw7131 3 года назад

Generally speaking, Hoya doesn't mind to be a bit pot bounded since most of them are epiphytic. I would say if you notice roots start to come out from the bottom of the pot, you may consider repotting it.

@magspies 3 года назад

Thanks for video, am about try pollinating some of mine that are flowering! Great to have an experienced friend to guide you, but it's really strange advice, as not 'thinning out' goes against planting-on seedling process for just about every other plant - indoor/outdoor/fruit/vegetable! 😅 The seedlings need room to grow their roots to develop into plants. The smaller ones are going to get smothered out. I can understand keeping together for smaller seedlings, but most of these are big enough to have tiny pot each (as they have their 'true leaves'). I think I'll be separating if mine get this big...but would love to see update on this! 🤓

@amandalaw7131 3 года назад

I think Hoya are a bit different than other species. Hoya are mostly epiphytic so they do not have an extensive root system. As a result, over-potting them will generally lead to root rots as too much water is retained in the soil. In the case of aroids or vegetables gardening, you're absolutely right to separate the seedlings once they're grown.

@magspies 3 года назад

Yes, of sure see the logic of root rot, but was thinking of that! Separating out would be more control, like succulents and cacti, with having a much smaller and less deep pot - than is needed for a group of seedlings, needing a bigger pot - would help prevent water retention in soil. Sounds like it'd be a good comparative experiment :)

@tvance3207 3 года назад

thank you ... where can i get strand seeds? i grew up this plant its over 45 yrs old when killed it by not taking care of it. i would really like to try what you have done with these seedlings. cam you help me?

@amandalaw7131 3 года назад

I got the seeds from a good friend locally. I believe there're a few reputable sellers on FB you can purchase seeds from.

@elizabethcarlson3634 3 года назад

How long did it take from the time you planted the seeds to when you transplanted them? Also, where did you purchase your seeds?

@amandalaw7131 3 года назад

It was 9 months I believe. I think they could have grown faster if I have given it more light. 😅

@elizabethcarlson3634 3 года назад

@@amandalaw7131 Amanda, thank you for getting back to me. I really appreciate it. I have a few Hoya I'm not sure of what they are. Can your help me id them????

@TaprootASMR 3 года назад

I always learn so much from your videos! I had no idea about the seedlings naming system before I started watching your channel. But... what happens when you take cuttings of those seedlings? What do you call them? Side note, something about the way you say your intro makes me instantly cheerful. :)

@amandalaw7131 3 года назад

Thank you so much!! 😊 In regards to the nomenclature... if the seedlings grow up and you decide to take cuttings from it, those will not be called seedlings since they're genetically identical to the mother plant.

@TaprootASMR 3 года назад

@@amandalaw7131 Oh wow! Seems so weird that only the seedling (not its cuttings) get a special name. Thanks for the info!