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Saturday, 25 January 2025
Long Distance Love Affair
First try posting Facebook Reels on my blog
Hello, World! I'm Back to Blogging! ✨
It’s been a while since I last updated my blog. Life took me on a little detour, and I had to pause for personal reasons. But now—I’m back, and it feels so good to return to something I’ve always loved: writing whatever comes to mind and sharing pieces of my journey.
Today marks a little milestone for me. I just tried embedding a video from Facebook into my blog for the very first time! 🎥🙈
I’ll be honest—it wasn’t easy. I’m not exactly tech-savvy, so it took a lot of trial and error (and a whole lot of patience, haha!). I had to do some digging and research just to figure things out.
Compared to YouTube, which is super easy to embed since most platforms already support it, Facebook was a totally different challenge. But guess what? I did it! I finally managed to add my Facebook Reels right here in my blog—and I’m beyond thrilled!
Yayyyyy!!! 🎉🎉🎉
Thanks for sticking around, and I hope you’ll join me on this renewed blogging adventure. 💻💬📝
Wednesday, 14 December 2022
A Day At the Bora Park
Monday, 8 August 2022
Hoya cv Viola
Hoya cv Viola is a trailing plant. It has fascinating lustrous leaves and produces sweet scented flowers. Hoya Viola is produced of combining two Hoyas such as; Hoya Deykeae and Hoya Vitelina.
Like other Hoyas, Hoya Viola blooms from spurs. I did not see the actual flowers yet however, soon. I just hope that Viola will like under my care. By the way, Hoya Viola is my newest Hoya plant.
According to my research, Viola loves bright but indirect light. At this time, I put her on direct grow light like other Hoyas I have in my collection. So far, the plant stayed with her original soil. I see that the soil has well draining mix in it thus I have to water her every three days and check often to make sure that she will not be dried for so long.
Hoya Viola may have yellowing leaves, like other Hoyas, yellowing leaves is a sign of too much water. If it happens try to change the soil or mix it with other medium such as; perlite, coco-husk, vermiculite etc. that can help so that the soil will not be compacted and will drain smoothly and dry quickly.
Even though, I just brought the plant a week ago, I already propagate, this is just to make sure in case something happen to the plant.
So far the cuttings are placed on the water, I will update soon as roots are started to come out.
Wednesday, 3 August 2022
Hoya Odorata
Hoya Odorata is one of my newest Hoya in my collection. She came from Thailand, so basically this hoya is still stress from travelling but this hoya is doing fine. I received 55 Hoya plants dated August 18, 2021, this Hoya Odorata is one of them.
Hoya Odorata is came from Apocynaceae family. It really surprised me that this hoya is came from my native country the Philippines. Honestly, I did not see this plant in my hometown probably in the other province.
This hoya has tough leaves or shall we say rigid leaves when we touch, they said it is very easy to grow. Let see, though. Most Hoyas they said are easy to grow but in reality it really depends on the plants if they like to grow or not, I feel that they are like human beings sometimes hard headed, hahaha.
Since hoya odorata is new to me, I did not see the actual flower but according to my research this hoya have fragrant flowers like most Hoyas.
Taking care of Hoya odorata will be based also on the other hoyas the way I care them. Will update soon as it blooms.









