I have a bunch of different Hoya in leca (with wicks) in these kind of pots, which are placed in another pot for a semi-hydro set up.
Time_Appointment957
Great question! I’ve also been curious about planting Hoya in orchid pots! 😊
OwlAccomplished2249
I use these pots for hoya with a wick, and in a cache pot (in a chunky mix). Otherwise it would dry out too fast imo.
FinancialAd5681
I use terra cotta orchid pots. They dry out super fast, which is great if you tend to overwater!
ZestycloseWrangler36
The extra airflow you’ll get from that pot is great, but a self-watering system with wicks is a must or you’ll be watering every 3 days. Also if you have a single cutting that pot is too big – the 3” version would be more appropriate.
Whole_Mountain_5084
This is great for root health, u want airflow, it will make it dry out quicker but hoyas like that, I personally use these with self watering pots with a wick
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I have a bunch of different Hoya in leca (with wicks) in these kind of pots, which are placed in another pot for a semi-hydro set up.
Great question! I’ve also been curious about planting Hoya in orchid pots! 😊
I use these pots for hoya with a wick, and in a cache pot (in a chunky mix). Otherwise it would dry out too fast imo.
I use terra cotta orchid pots. They dry out super fast, which is great if you tend to overwater!
The extra airflow you’ll get from that pot is great, but a self-watering system with wicks is a must or you’ll be watering every 3 days. Also if you have a single cutting that pot is too big – the 3” version would be more appropriate.
This is great for root health, u want airflow, it will make it dry out quicker but hoyas like that, I personally use these with self watering pots with a wick