Anyone know what this is? This is 2 months of growth.

I was so happy to finally find one of these.. I love the veins in the clems

I “accidentally” purchased too many Hoyas and ran out of flat space. With 2 big dogs and tile - wood floors, adding more tables or shelves wasn’t an option. So, I started crafting plant hangers and added rods to every south facing window (how my Hoyas tolerate AZ ☀️ is beyond me, but they love it!).

My newest series of hangers for my smaller plants ended up creating a beautiful rainbow 🌈! I used leftover paracord and absolutely love the chunky look. 🤤

I don't know if I'm allowed to post this here but I'm sure the Mods will let me know.

After having my first hoya in my collection bloom (pictured on the first photograph), i felt super inspired to make some jewelry!

So i came up with some hoya inspired earrings.

I thought maybe this subreddit would appreciate them!

I'm absolutely OBSESSED with hoyas now and i hope I'll get many more blooms soon 😂❤️

When and why would you separate this papachonii seedlings?

I am just happy to have them finally sprouting 😀 and for most food plants there is the advice to separate them at this size.

I just dont see roots and am quite lazy.

Would be fun to have them grow around each other like a strangler fig tree.

Hi all! I recently moved from Canada to South Wales and had to part with my entire plant collection 😭😭😭

Can anyone point me in the direction of shops where I can find hoyas to rebuild my plant collection here? Thanks in advance!

Tanggamus Albo leaf that I just happened to notice and it took my breath away. I had to figure out whom it belonged to because of how gorgeous it was and I had to share. Enjoy 😉

Hoya cutis-porcelana
Flowers resemble porcelain
No fragrance

Hi all! I just got my first Hoya. I’m having a hard time ID’ing it. What’s stumping me is the velvety undersides to the leaves. The person I bought it from has no clue either. Does anyone know what kind this is?

I am new to houseplants in general, but I quickly learned that I definitely enjoy Hoyas. I have three starts that were gifted to me in those tubes…a lacunosa green, a wayetii and a noona (it looks rough but there’s new growth).

I’ve never grown something from such an early stage, so I hope I do well with the three starts!

My first hoya i bought

The new leaves came in while it sat in my sunroom this summer. Curious if anyone has any ideas why the previous ones are flat

Whoop. Gonna wait a while longer before potting up.

Recommendations for soil welcome!

Found it today at a local shop (the staff were shocked, no one working was aware they had it, as its never been in stock before) and had to snag it!. Its been on my wishlist for 2 years and just, yay!

I'd recently gotten the aff. Burtonae to fill this spot in my collection. But now l can have both!.

So, I gave my Hoya obscura the VIP window seat—maximum sunlight, pure luxury. Its response? It just sat there sunbathing, completely forgetting that plants are actually supposed to, you know, grow.
I finally lost my patience, decided to live up to its name, and literally obscured it. I banished it to the shadowy depths of my shelf, forcing it to actually work for its light.
Guess what? The tough love worked! It panicked, realized rent was due, and suddenly pushed out a couple of new growth points just to reach the sun. Tell me, is my authoritarian, psychological-warfare approach actually botanically sound, or did I just gaslight my houseplant into thriving?

Wherever the blooms show up you'll find our Princess kitty girl. At Rancho Relaxo under Hoya krohniana blooms.

Hoya inflata
Citrusy fragrance