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Hoooyaa Hoyaii's
New stock coming soon
Unfortunately, the unrooted Hoya elliptica cuttings have difficulty during shipping. I am aware that this is a more difficult Hoya, however, due to the amount of reports I have heard. I have decided to grow a replacement rooted cutting for everyone. I hope that with roots the cutting will have better chances during shipping.
It will take some time, approximately 10 weeks, before the rooted cuttings are ready. Assuming everything goes well with the propagation.
To prevent me from being overloaded with messages, I will retrieve from my system all orders from the past few months where Hoya elliptica has been ordered. You don't have to do anything and they will be sent free of charge when ready.
This also applies to anyone who has had contact before and has already had a replacement cutting. (I'm assuming this one isn't what it should have been either.
Unrooted Hoya amicabilis has done better in terms of shipping, but I have also received some messages here. Have you not contacted me yet, but has your cutting not done well either? I would also like to replace this with a rooted one. These also still need to be propagated.
This means that unfortunately I will no longer offer these Hoyas as unrooted ones in the future. This is because the risk of damage or worse is too great during shipping.
I hope that the rooted specimens will be a great success, so that you can also grow this beautiful Hoya in your collection.
I will keep you informed of the progress via this page.
Do you happen to own one of the Hoyas below?
Then I would like to make a deal with you.
Please contact me to discuss the possibilities.
Hoya yingjiangensis
Hoya 'Mathilde' (variegated)
Hoya curtisii (variegated)
Hoya inflata
Hoya patcharawalai
Hoya platycaulis
Hoya polyneura (inner variegated)
Hoya solokensis
Hoya lacunosa (inner variegated)
Hoya burmanica
Hoya chinghuensis
Hoya campanulata
Hoya lasiantha
Hoya praetorii
Hoya decipulae
Hoya platycaulis
Hoya's, with their vibrant leaves and charming flowers, are a sight to behold. But what sets them apart from most houseplants is their unique lifestyle. These botanical adventurers are epiphytes, meaning they cling to tree branches high above the forest floor. Unlike parasitic plants, Hoya's don't harm their hosts. Instead, they use their aerial roots to absorb nutrients and moisture from the air. This incredible adaptation allows them to thrive in the humid embrace of rainforests, where sunlight filters through the canopy and water vapor hangs heavy in the air. Bringing a Hoya into your home doesn't mean recreating a rainforest. In fact, these adaptable plants can thrive in a glass jar. The enclosed environment mimics the humidity they love, and with a little sunlight, they'll be right at home. Here's the best part: Hoya's in a jar require minimal watering. The closed terrarium creates a self-sustaining ecosystem where moisture is recycled. Just add a splash of water every few months, and watch your Hoya flourish with little effort. So, if you're looking for a low-maintenance plant that adds a touch of elegance to your home, consider a Hoya in a jar. With its captivating beauty and easy-going nature, this epiphytic wonder is sure to bring joy to any plant lover.
