HOW TO GET YOUR HOYA TO BLOOM || My Top 5 Care Tips! 🌸

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Today we are covering my TOP 5 tips to getting your Hoya Carnosa to bloom!!🌸🌸
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[lindseysgreencanvas]

I'm a big believer in worm castings for all of my plants on top of my fish fertilizer but that's all the fertilizing I do. I recently heard on another channel, but I cannot remember whose channel I think it was a random one playing, but she said you should replace your top dressing of worm castings every month. Your watering will naturally mix it into the soil so it needs to be replaced. This makes since in my head and is not something I have done before, but I do believe I will start. You gotta stop being down on your videos, they are good, entertaining and informative, people are liking the content because they keep coming back! You keep up the good work lady and pat yourself on the back for all of your accomplishments on here, school and life. ✌💟🌿

[delphinesmoljan]

I had a hoya plant for almost twenty years and I moved it into a corner window and it started blooming for the first time

[mendistrickler]

Btw, I love that you’re truly yourself while on camera. Love the potty mouth no filter. Be you, girl!

[michellehall]

Despite it all, please keep your videos coming. I’m sure im not the only person who needs a break from the world and it’s awfulness. Thank you💚

[FelineJungle]

Love these tips! Going to try it on my obovata. Your cats are adorable, reminds me of mine! Glad to meet another cat and plant friend

[yvonnemantell]

Loved the video, great info for a new hoya parent ... and love your cat, hes a beauty!

[marigarcia]

Love your kitty!! You’re a great kitty Mom. Love the Hoyas thanks for the tips.🪴

[tracyk]

Great video, girl!! I have several Hoya that have yet to bloom for me but, with your words of encouragement, I’m going to keep on hangin’ on see what no just

[petechimp]

I feel like this was made for me <3 Thanks for the great info!

[PeggysPlants]

I have a few hoyas that need to get to blooming. Thanks for the tips!

[Aki_s_Place]

So beautiful!! I moved my krimson queen to brighter place, since then it produced 3 white leaves so I really hope it will bloom for me too!!! Thanks for the tips!!

[pmSilhouette]

I have a princess and a queen and a regular green carnosa oh and.. a purple splash. My wishlist Hoya is a Hoya polyneura. Thank you for making this video! 💚💚💚 Also LOVE your mug and love your cat! 😍 You are awesome! 💚

[carmencruz]

Thank for sharing I love all plants.🌿🌹🌿🌹🌼🌿🌹🌿

[karenb]

Just found this channel while searching Hoya Lacunosa care. I just got a very small one. Fingers crossed. I hope I don’t kill it because it is the only Hoya I have. I have a Krimson Queen on order. Enjoyed your video and subscribed. Thanks for the info.

[Склянийкіт]

Thanks for this video ❤ and your time for us

[latoyaarceneaux]

I have a variegated hoya but it is very new. It seems to be doing well in the spot I have it in but I can’t wait to see it full and pretty and blooming. If I find a more mature one in the store, I will get another.

[kelleyll]

I inherited a Honeyplant Hoya about 4 months ago. So far it seems very happy in the indirect southern window. I love it!

[jmarshal]

Kitty! How cute 🥰 Yes, hang out with us, kitty! Thanks for the tips.

[munchkin]

A lift time ago I had one that wasn’t variegated. I got it as a vine cutting and grew it in water in a glass wine jug in a south facing window. At that time we lived in a more humid climate and had no air conditioning. After a period of growth, this vine started blooming, again, growing in water, and bloomed several times. I think I messed up and added some liquid plant food yo the water causing a lot of algae growth inside the jug. Unfortunately, because the jug had a narrow neck, and the vines were long, I couldn’t take the plant out of the jug and clean the jug or rinse the roots. So I eventually lost the plant.

I have been growing another one now in potting soil in a much drier, arid climate for maybe 2-3 years. I have it in my kitchen window that faces the northeast off a patio, so the plant does not get direct sun, but once it finally decided to grow, it has grown very well producing 3-4 long vines that I have on hooks in the window. All the vines get pretty much the same amount of light. I did repot it about 7 months ago because I wanted it in a healthier, nicer looking pot in my kitchen window. I gave it one of those fertilizer spikes maybe 2-3 months ago. That all said, according to what you said about watering, I do water it too much, so it never dries out. So I will try to back off on how often I water, maybe once every 7-8 days, or longer. See if thats enough to trigger blooming.

[MeredithMusings]

Love your kitty too:)) good thing about reporting cause I read they like to stay in their original pot;))