Magpie26 said:Did you check Amazon to see if you can find the label on the second product? Or what about the Miracle Gro site?
Magpie26 said:First off. I am no expert on hoyas. I've grown them for about 3 years and have mostly used the Dyna gro products. I haven't ever had fertilizer burn with these products. The similarities between the labels on the Dyna gro and your third product is that the nitrogen comes from nitrates/nitrites which i prefer to urea. Urea is hard on orchids which i also have so I don't use it on my hoyas. There are many similarities in growth habits between hoyas and orchids so it would not disturb me to use that third product you have pictured. I'll post pictures of the labels for you to see.
Magpie26 said:Some of mine sulk for long periods of time. As long as the plant looks good, it's probably all right. Might need more light or more heat. Some of mine take off running in the summer when they are outside and sulk all winter.
tarev said:I have used that orchid mist very, very sparingly on my Phal orchids, but not on my hoyas. To be very honest about it, I do not give fertilizers to my hoyas. I only have three kinds here, what I find is I have to be more attentive to their watering and keep them away from direct sun.
I would say it may not be bad to use that orchid mist, but do it sparingly, to minimize potential leaf/root burn. Though its percentages are low enough..to my Phals they do help them but as I have said I do it very sparingly, if I even remember to do so, I tend to be lazy about fertilizers.
Albaintherainbow25 said:Thankfully it looks great! I was considering buying a growing light but not sure which one to choose and I don't know if it's gonna be too close to the hoya, so better not to risk![]()