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high plant friends welcome to episode 106 of

Blue dango radio of Blue and Gango Radio.

Hi, Plant Friends!

I hope you have been enjoying these last couple of episodes

of Blueing Grow Radio.

I've really been enjoying these chats the more socially distanced we get. G you guys I've loved chatting with you on Instagram via email in the Patreon corner.

It's so nice to hear you guys are all blooming and growing and I hope you've had beautifully

planty weeks.

Plant Friends, this episode is probably one of the highest requested episodes we've ever

gotten for Bloom and Grow Hoya 101. To be honest it's been a episode that's been

requested for a long time but over the last three years like I've never really been into the whole Hoya craze like I never really understood Hoya heads really a lot of my plan friends are crazy into Hoya's and I just didn't really get it. But last year I was gifted a hoya compacted

a gada from a listener and it's like quadrupled in size the pink new

growth has been so dreamy and it looks like little

tortellini's and I've become totally obsessed and it's definitely been my entry

planned my entry drug into the world of Hoyas. So when I was deciding on a guest for this show I really knew I had to look no further than

Doug Chamberlain who is the man behind Vermont Hoyas. He's a bit of a legend in the

Hoya community in the states and one of the most prolific

Hoya collectors in the United States if not the world and he documents his

whole collection on his blog and YouTube channel and we are so lucky because he joined me for a really epic

conversation where he shares his passion for Hoyas and so much information we

talk about where they grow in the wild, basic care, how he achieved the ideal humidity in his home, and we bust a bunch of Hoya

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