SUCCESSFULLY Transfer HOYA Plants from Soil to Leca

🔓 Unlock the secret to a successful Hoya soil to leca transition! Watch my new video on removing Hoya roots for a smooth switch from soil to Leca.

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✅ About The Leca Queen :

Nora here! Welcome to The Leca Queen channel.

I love all things indoor PLANTS. I enjoy growing my plants in SOILESS media; yep, no soil! I primarily use LECA (clay balls) to grow my plants using hydroponics (semi-hydroponics).

I show you how my beautiful plants grow in LECA and help you achieve the RESULTS that I have. I cover a TON of leca growing tips, a very comprehensive leca 101 where I hold your hand and help you navigate the world of semi-hydroponics.

I love to experiment and discover different ways of taking care of plants. There is no right or wrong way, just the way that works for you and your plants. Join me on my many plant adventures.


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[greymote]

Thank you for this, I just discovered that a seller on Etsy has been sending out Hoyas with root mealies, I’m not sure how much of my collection is effected and I’m considering transferring to leca to be a little safer. With the prospect of having to chop the roots off to control any bugs, this gives me a little hope!!

[marciajohnson]

I'm well impressed Nora, well impressed 👏🏾 👸🏾I love Hoyas and your recerse Kerii is beautiful 😍

[annmariemarin]

Good to know. I'm about to ake the plunge to leca. My local Ikea had bags of it. My krinkle 8 was not thrving in soil, I have it rooting in moss right now, so maybe I will try with that one. Thank you, love your content!

[UnlockYourMagic]

This is right on time. I wanted to switch my Hoyas but I didn’t want to wait for the long method.

[melanieklarofficial]

Thank you for your encouragement! I had tried transferring a bunch of plants to Leca before and a bunch of them died, and then I kinda gave up on it but because I’m gone for two weeks out of four every month all my plants were just not good when I came home so I’m trying it again and I think I’ve just decided that any plant that can’t survive a leca transfer can’t live in my house because the only ones that are nice when I come home after two weeks are the ones that are in leca! Even though I have someone checking on my plants-they just always over water or under water them. So I’ve learned a lot from you and I’m trying again and I got a little growth tent which I think will help a lot for the transfers because they’ll have good humidity. Crossing my fingers!

[carolstuff]

Awesome root growth. They didn’t skip a beat. Thanks for sharing Nora!

[worldgonemad]

When I watched the video of you chopping all the roots off, my heart was in my mouth but to see them thriving is amazing!! I grow all my babes in Leca and follow your advice with confidence because I know it is tried and tested.

[dollycaldwell]

I get so nervous when i see you chop off those precious roots. You are good at what you do & very confident. I am not there yet, but my LECA confidence has certainly grown in the last 3 months, since watching your show. It is such a trial & error learning experience!!! I thank you for that. I just bought & started my plants on "Foliage Focus" they are thriving....the proof is in the LECA!

[bin-iamx]

I thought of growing my Hoyas on leca and you were the first person I thought of. Thank you for the info

[CorbinCopy]

Thanks for sharing! Do you need to have a reservoir of water?

[TheLecaQueen]

👉 Download my FREE "Successful Soil to Leca Transition guide for Hoyas"

[MaryGatdula]

I like this idea! Don't have to worry about soil roots dying in the leca!

[joannhutchings]

Love this video. Great info, thank you.

[michellecastro]

Love it. Definitely convincing me to try leca.

[jillianleblanc]

The route that looks awesome thank you for sharing love watching your video very interested

[Bnice]

Love this! When using this method do you switch out the special sauce every week or do you top off as needed?

[margimorris]

Hello. Currently trying this with a Rope Hoya. Fingers crossed 🌸

[SarahWilson-tk]

When do you switch the nutrients from the rooting nutrients to the regular?

[stirer]

Hi do you know if Hoyas will bloom in leca, also thanks so much for the time you take to do your videos, there great

[AmyFoxPlants]

Hi Nora, love your hoyas in leca videos. I’ve been growing some of mine in leca for a little while now, I use GT foliage focus but I was wondering if you switch up the nutrients when you want them to bloom? And if so what would you recommend? ps. so good to see another plant loving Aussie 🪴