u/Teanna420

All of these were potted up the same day. Only difference was compacta and galabra were rooted in spaghnum and bella in water. I tried to keep them moist, not wet. I lost a bella cutting damn near the next day. Then a second one about 2 days ago. Potted up about 2 weeks ago total. What did i do wrong??? I have 4 more bella water props but terrified to transfer them over now. Gonna wait til the roots are almost too long at this point 😔

Leaves are upsizing so nicely. Looks so pillowly and soft!!! Cant wait for it to get as big as my gloriosum 🤭

Will this turn into a bulbil? Looks different than the other flowers! Hard to get good videos, both stalks are taller than me sorry lol

What could this be? Otherwise healthy plant, or so i thought ☹️

Killed off 3 of my peduncles (the blooms forming anyway). Some were spared thank goodness lol i feel like alllll of my hoyas have flat mites right now and idk what to do 😭😭

Hopefully i get some more variegation out of the babies. (Last pic is for the people telling me it doesnt recieve enough light and thats why its low variegation 🙄😉)

Picture 3 is one that bloomed, died, and immediately started blooming again, didnt know that was possible 🤩

You can see how variegated the bottom leaf (the onle leaf cutting i bought) compared to the rest of the plant. She gets more than enough light. Gonna chop her leaf by leaf (its securely rooted to pole so im not worried) and hope i get some more variegated plants 🤞 anyone else have to go throught this? A bit dissapointed as ive been growing it a good 7-8 months.

I didnt think it was gonna happen because of the FL frost. IM SO HAPPY. Blue glow agave.

Its always a feat. Pots damn near as big as my kitchen barn sink 😂🥰

Seperated and repotted. Im so happy 🥰

Been a wishlist plant of mine for years! So excited!! There were plenty to pick from! Semi healthy as one would expect from home depot.