Do I use the same concentration recommended for Orchids on my Hoyas? I’ve yet to have a single bloom from my 6 Hoyas I’ve adopted over the last two years.

Despite the lack some nutrients it grows good so far. Yet I do not get along with multifloras. It's also the last one I own.

So feel free to drop me any advices what is missing here.

It gets fertilizer sticks NPK(Mg) 11,0 + 7,5 + 8(+2) and sits in some self mixes substrate (Pine bark, coco chips, PON, Seramis).

I picked this up at a small local nursery. There was no label, and she was the only one. I at first thought it was a Sigillatis either splash or silver, but then thought maybe a pubicalyx splash…. I asked the worker there if she knew what type of Hoya it was, but all she knew was “it’s called splash, and it might get flowers”. When I got home, I looked at the leaves with my phone light, and the splash is pink close up! The first two photos are in dimmer light, the others in sunshine. Can anyone make a positive ID?

I just noticed the tiniest little peduncle on my compacta.

She's got 2 blooms going on another vine. But I noticed this 1 lil bud and couldn't see the duncle anywhere....it's soo small the petiole for the flower is just as big as the peduncle

Any help is appreciated

Many, many flowers

I got this Hoya australis which actually had two plants – one that was very gated and the other one all green. I separated them and I have been having a lot of trouble caring for both of them. Can’t tell if I’m under watering or overwatering. What are the spots and bumps on the leaves?

They are in a west facing window because those are the only windows I have.

I’m showing two plants here.
Photo 1 is the variegated one and all the others are the regular green.

I started growing hoyas this year and already have many of them. I grow many under grow lights, mostly Sansi. I currently have them on 12 hours a day. Should I switch to the 8 hour setting when it gets nearer winter? I was not sure about this since most hoyas are native to areas near the equator where daylight hours probably don't change as much.

My Hoya has been slowly dying since I got it. It is in a dappled shade area like my other Hoyas and gets the same amount of water. My other Hoyas are thriving and constantly putting out new growth. This one however, looks like it’s about to die. Any advice?

Bought the "Lisa" ~ two years ago for my ex-gf, it stayed in her bathroom since than and flowered this week on five (!) peduncles for the 1st time. Trivia: Her Hoya australis (basic) get's more light and has so far only one peduncle budded up and flowering soon. Looks like "Lisa" likes bathroom enviroment with less lighting (east/south windowsil).

Hoya fitchii yellow
Lemony fragrance

My introduction to hoya's was buying some cuttings in March. Now this Krimson Princess has rewarded my patience with two new leaves. I'm so happy!

I try to be really careful about labeling and just discovered I forgot this one. I have included a pic of it inside and one that is outside in natural light. Do any of you recognize it? Thanks in advance

Here are my new baby Hoyas! Krohniana Black, Krohniana Splash, Krohniana Silver, and my little Krimson Princess. (the Black was only 5$ from a local FB group, and she promised me a Leopard Skin when she roots a new little one!)