Decipulae, occultata, lockii, pubicalyx, 'Lime Sherbet,' paulshirleyi, nicholsoniae. The first four are all in self-watering pots.
The sipitangensis has turned into an ever bloomer like the Caudata Sumatra. Also pictured callystophyla and kronhiana
I FINALLY got 1/2 a peduncle to mature & bloom out of the dozens of peduncles that blast themselves regularly on my Hoya serpens.
Came home to my sp. af. Burtoniae flowers finally open! This is a first time bloomer for me. I can’t believe how tiny they are!
My Callistophylla opened up too! It’s her second time blooming and so interesting, this time the flowers have richer color but much shorter stems (I don’t think that’s the correct term but you know what I mean)
And of course, my Spectatissima is nearly always blooming :) love her, doing the absolute most!
2 first-time blooms (after blasting a bunch): Hoya lobbii & rotundiflora. A little sparse but still exciting for me!
Recently repotted into a chunky mixture of orchid medium, perlite and succulent soil.
I have had this krohniana/lucunosa (I don’t know I bought it as a krohniana, most leaves look it but some are elongated) for 3 years now. This is a propagation from the mother plant, and I have like 4 of them now. The mother plant was starting to flower when I first got it but I breathed wrong and it killed them off. Been waiting ever since. Putting the kids Easter baskets out the other night and I smelled them. Looked up and boom this bad boy finally decided to pop some out! All of my other Hoya types seem to flower easily but this one took a while to decide to, and it’s the one I’ve been waiting on lol. Now the waiting game on the other 3 begins
memoria has got to be one of my top 3 bloomers, it does blast buds pretty often too but it just keeps trying
Hello! This is a cutting from my grandma's Hoya (2nd picture) which my brother has had since she passed in 2010. No one in my family is sure exactly what type of Hoya it is. We are in MN. Im unsure how old her plant is now, but I'd guess at least 30 years old by now at least. Thank you!!
Didn't realize the awesome color my Rosita had until I took it off my plant shelf for the first time in a while. She's usually not a plant I admire very much but I think I now have a new appreciation for her!
New hoya I picked up the other day😍 i’m obsessed with how fuzzy these leaves are
One of my Hoyas decided to climb my ponytail palm unprompted!
two pieces of Hindu rope plant I bought from a seller on Amazon. The plant came on time, was very healthy, super well packed. How’s it look?
You might be sick of me and my Krohniana, my very first 1 that got bad root rot.
Here we are today. I see roots, where - when will the vine come? Are we gonna fill up with roots first? Then throw a vine out?
I’m just too new to Hoya to know what to expect at this point.
It’s been blooming for over a week and that’s the most they’ve opened up.
Got this big girl from Kroger and split her into 4 smaller pots for the chameleon enclosure and they’re my new favorite.
I potted 3 individual Krimson queen into 1 pot and now i'm thinking if this is too tight for them...
I bought a bunch of cuttings from a local grower in January, and I’ll plant them in soil soon. All of these Hoyas are new to me, and I’m not sure if they’ll prefer to trail or climb. Looking for hive mind advice on growth habits.
The varieties are H microdwarf, H bilobata sp. Bario Highlands, H Khroniana “Silver”, H Carrii NS 13-068, H Memoria x collina IR-12, H Khroniana “Black”, H “Wee Bella”, H Lavinia “Leopard Skin”, H Leytensis, H Verticillata var. Verticillata, and H Lacunosa “Souma”. Thanks!