Hoya Plants Update + Did the hydrogen peroxide work?

Today I'm gonna go through my Hoya collection and also make an update on the algae experiment with hydrogen peroxide!

00:00 - Intro
01:23 - Hydrogen Peroxide against algae
04:01 - Hoya heuschkeliana (variegata)
06:24 - Hoya carnosa Tricolor
08:32 - Hoya pubicalyx Splash
09:59 - Hoya Optimistic
10:54 - Hoya ilagiorum
11:34 - Dischidia imbricata
12:55 - Hoya nummularioides
14:55 Hoya carnosa Krimson Princess and gracilis
17:02 - Hoya multiflora
19:04 - Outro

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[charleslagare]

The Dischidia imbricata will take time to grow an apex danny especially yours with only 2 nodes with leaves. Mine took 1 month to start growing new shoots. But by that time, you should let it stick onto a mount so that it will start shingling.

[sooth]

H. tricolour, H. carnosa Krimson Princess, and H. carnosa rubra are all the same plant. But it's important to note that "tricolour" is a generic term used for both Krimson Queen and Krimson Princess. There are variations on them depending on the specific mother plant. Some have very long ovate leaves while others have very round thick leaves.

[SANDRA-niwi]

I don’t know about the imbricata but I have a pectinoides type B, I really wanted the type A, but allas it was out of stock, I keep it in normal house conditions. In winter time I use a humidifier now and then to keep the humidity from dropping too low, and it did absolutely nothing. Until spring came and the light level drastically increased, all of a sudden it sent up a shoot which grows super fast! It bought it last spring and all this time it had been sitting there hating life for an entire year before it remembered how to be a plant🪴 😂 pesky little thing 🙄

[agentofchaos]

Id repot all of them as your medium looks like it's making the plants suffer, also distilled water is better than tap water.

[TS-qxfh]

I have two of the verigated Hoyas they are about 3 years old. One bloomed for the 1st time last year and is blooming great this year. My question is about the other one that still has not bloomed, do you have any suggestions? They share the same amount of sun, it is in a very small pot and may need to be transplanted.

[Laundrification]

RE: internodal spacing: it varies widely within the same plant. Sometimes Hoya will pop out an additional node with leaves, but with seemingly little to no space between nodes. The large the plant, the more resources it can put into a longer vine, and the more it's going to try to spread out.

[Zen.....]

you can try duct tape to cover the clear plastic, another channel I watch uses that for using clear containers as cache pots

[shinrin]

no no dischidia should be treated kind of like succulents they want it dry!!!