Happy summer, Hope everybody had a lovely Memorial Day. I spend lots of the weekend uploading some pix (slow home 'puter).

While no Hoyas are blooming for me right now, I still find some of them quite interesting (foliage wise):

My rebel Green Kerri: completely water grown, no Leca stones, just charcoal chips. Actually, the mother plant fell off the bathroom window w/ a RESOUNDING CRASH, so here's the cutting which resulted from that, exactly 1 year ago.

Kinda hard to see, but I believe it's setting 2 peduncles (much thinner stems than regular stems & don't look like new growth usually does on these).

other views:

in silhouette against the west window where it grows in LOTS of light. You can get an idea of how much roots it has grown in that time.

Here's a whole years worth of water roots ...

Kelly

Kelly, waving attcha.

I grow in lots of different fashions. I'm very curious & experimental & have only western light w/ which to work. This is the first Hoya I've allowed on this windowsill -- it's otherwise occupied by 5-7 Aloes who called dibs on the west window real estate a long time ago.

When the mother plant crashed & broke (in another room which window is already full of Hoyas), I just improvised this particular setup, for lack of another solution. I knew this Hoya loves growing in water, & happened to have the net pots. Am lucky I've got 3 different sizes. Can't remember where I bought them. It was a temporary solution which worked well enough that I adopted it permanently.

Pls. refer to the other thread 'Questons about Hydroton' at the end of which, where I refer Miztico to a particular search for pix of my first big, 'officially' Hydro growing Hoya purchase. It clearly shows the Leca stones & am impressive (to me anyway) H kerrii w/ white edge variegation.

Thanks,
Susan

Am guessing you might find them online if you search for 'net pots' for planting.