A few people have asked if the whole sulfur treatment thing is, or has been, worth the bother. I’ve got close to 100 hoyas, so
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As with many plants, my first Rhipsalis was training wheels. It’s a cactus, so it came potted in a cactus soil mix, ‘cause that’s what
Buying a plant can sometimes make you feel as if you’re rolling the dice. You finally find a plant you thought you wanted, you grow
OK, smell might be the wrong word. Scent, maybe, perhaps fragrance? Some combination of hyacinth and a flower shop. But once you have smelled it,
The first time I saw Epipremnum pinnatum ‘Cebu Blue’ was in someone’s online video, and I wanted it. Something about the shape, texture, and color
A number of folks reached out to ask about how I treated my hoyas for flat mites, and this is the result. I’ll start by
So the day after I post the video about the Aglaonema, I’m in a big box store shopping for s-hooks. I’m working on another set
For all the drama and trauma that are sometimes part and parcel of my collection, there are a few plants that never give me trouble.
Mites ain’t right. All the hoya people are talking about flat mites, like I need one more plant thing to think about. Adam “knotdude” and