The Hoya Market: What Goes Up Must Prop Down
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ほしい物リストの削除に失敗しました。
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The Hoya Market: What Goes Up Must Prop Down
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In this episode of The Hoya Underground, we talk about the Hoya market and many of the things that influence what a plant is worth. What actually makes a Hoya rare? Why do some plants stay expensive while others drop in price incredibly fast? How much of it is supply and demand, and how much of it is hype?
We talk about propagation, imports, social media, collector trends, pricing as a seller, and the very real temptation to buy a plant when everyone else suddenly wants one too. We also get into the difference between something being truly rare and simply being hard to find right now, plus why a Hoya can be worth $200 to one collector and absolutely not worth $200 to another.
The Hoya market changes fast, and sometimes the plant you thought you had to have today is sitting on three sale posts six months from now.
Because eventually, somebody takes a cutting.
And what goes up must prop down.