Do I Qualify As A Hoya Nut Yet?

First, I want to say Thank You So Much to Christina for all the beautiful cuttings!
Most of my Hoya's a just babies and hopefully I will be alive to see them bloom (I'mt 36 now *lol*) but I sure to do love "mothering" them.
Second, I would like to post a few pictures to see if I "qualify" as a hoya/houseplant nut too? *lol*
Here is a picture of my "kitchen table".
Represented here are:
Lipstick Plant
H. Multiflora
H. Australis
Easter Cactus Red
Un-Named Epi
H. Inconspicua
Crown of Thorns
Ric Rac Cactus
Easter Cactus Pink
H. Heuschkeliana

If I'm not considered a nut yet, how about now:

Represented here are:
H. Bella
H. Cumingiana
H. Iris Marie

Still don't qualify?

How about now?

Represent here are:
H. Lacunosa
H. Minibelle
H. Curtisii
H. Incurvula
H Sheperdii
H. Carnosa
H. Tsagnii
H. Picta
H. Parviflora
Thanksgiving Cactus - Salmon, Fuschia, Yellow, & White

I think you definitely qualify! I see you have Easter Cactus.....oooooh!
:) Donna

One more just in case someone is still wondering if I qualify *lol*

Represented here:
H. Kentiana

Am I in yet?

Mind you all, I live in a 14x70 mobile home......rotflmao.

It's a jungle in here......
Kim

Forgot to add my livingroom picture:

I'm just a newbie, but I vote that you qualify!!! What beautiful plants and HANGERS you have! Karen

YEP, you qualify! PLUS, you win the prize for the best conatiners!!! I love the way you have displayed your plants.

Thank you very much!

I made all the hangers they are in. Some of them have glow in the dark glass beads and they looks so neat at night.

I need to desperately update my site as I have made some real beauties lately and haven't had time to update my site. But here is an closeup idea of what they look like:

http://www.jakesplace.biz/kimskreations/TEMPLATES/KimsPlantersTemplate.htm

Kim

Oh, I see a hoyanut (yep, you qualify) has beautiful plants and makes beautiful things to hang them in! How creative and lovely. I think you may be more "nutty" than the rest of us since you actually make stuff for your plants! It's kind of like knitting booties for babies - you are far ahead of the pack, my dear.
Ann

Kim, not only do you more than qualify as a certified hoyanut, but you make the most gorgeous hangers I have seen in a long time. I love macrame, but the beads take it a nice step up. Really nice "kreations"! Keep up the good work.
Oh, your Hoyas look great, too! ;)

Barb

Certifiably a hoya nut...and a talented one, at that!

Carol

Take care !!!!Our Pimp has your number........Girl you have fallen hard ! !


Sandyc

Oh boy you are entering the danger zone! ;) Lovely collection you now have too. :)

You've got my vote! The beaded hangers are so pretty!
Heather

Welcome to the club. Here's your card:

OFFICIAL HOYA NUT!!
(in case of hoya sightings...
please stand back)
LOL
I love your hangers too. In fact, after visiting your website, I have decided I will be ordering some of them in a couple of months. So make sure you have extra. Does it take long to make them?
Marcy

Hello Marcy,

It's like this. I started out going to make only a couple for myself. I got carried away ordering every bead I saw on E-Bay. I ended up making 12 or so for myself, sold a couple on E-Bay, sold a couple via e-mail, used some for trading and have decided to only make hangers with the beads I still have on hand and not order anymore beads. I probably still have enough beads to make around 6 or 7 more but then that's it. It's quite expensive to purchase that amount of beads, focal beads, charm, etc. So I'm kind of looking forward to finishing up the beads that I have and calling it quits at this time. I have absolutely no room in my house for anymore of them *lol*. Every window has been "claimed". I usually can make 2 in a day if it's a rainy day and I can sit still that long *lol*.

Thank you for asking,
Kim

Another Hoya Addict - - WHOO HOO!!! Welcome! Your hangars are really cool, too!