Last but not least is my very first, OG cabinet, and the only one that I dragged all the way from Florida to New York. Fun fact: it’s actually the white Milsbo that I ended up painting black since the black one was out of stock and I am one to easily catch the instant gratification syndrome. It is completely weather-proofed and the height of it makes it versatile for me to be able to keep different types of Hoyas in here. On the top shelf I keep most of my medium leaves that I still train to grow taller but compact to maximize space. On the bottom shelf I like to keep my big leaves Hoyas that need a lot of room to grow both taller and wider. Random Hoyas are sprinkled in towards the top that enjoy being blasted with high light and these ones rotate and change a lot since they outgrow the space pretty quickly. These are it for my cabinets but still only half of my collection, why I put myself through this many amount of Hoyas to care for is probably the same question the person who is reading this right now is asking themselves.

Average Temp: 78 Degrees Fahrenheit

Relative Humidty: 60%-75%

Lighting Top Shelf: One Barrina’s T8s 2ft bar, one Barrina’s T5s 2ft bar

Lighting Bottom Shelf: One Barrina’s T8s 2ft bar, one Barrina’s T5s 2ft bar

*Everything I use can be found in the Products tab.*