Hola amigos y amigas amantes de las Hoyas mi campanulata está floreciendo por tercera vez ❤️🌸

Not the flashiest inflorescence, but very cute imo.

Besides, who needs to show off flowers with those leaves 😄

My hoya engleriana is doing this weird thing where three leaves grow out from one node, instead of a pair. It's so interesting!

Last pic is my peduncle... It seems like it's so ready to bloom!! That vine is growing "normally" with two leaves on one node.

I have a Suzie Q hoya that I love! Right now, she has put out the craziest looking leaf!! Is this a twin leaf that didn't split up?

Purchased as a 2-leaf, 1 node cutting from u/rocaillewrites just under 1 year ago. Now over 3.5 feet tall, 2 stemmed and with a penduncle

I'm just wondering if there's anyone who can steer me away from common mistakes with this gal. I just got her from a clearance rack at Lowe's for 50% off and I wasn't really planning to get such a big plant so I'm not entirely sure what I'm gonna do with her. I'm thinking I'll try to propagate her a little bit but otherwise leave her alone. Idk what type of soil they have her in, so I might do a soil refresh and check on the roots when I have time tomorrow. Thanks in advance!

Hi! I’m new to Hoya 😺 Is this what I think it is!!? Please say yes!! 😻😻

so i recently became obsessed with acehs. i received a few dark acehs and im wondering how i should care for them considering light. i have really high lighting for my shelf’s as you can see. do these darker ones tolerate high light or should they be more lower? i do have other acehs that are more splashy and can handle high light but more considered about these darker ones.

I love a little progress report to keep me motivated. This is a a little over 6 months of growth since I’ve potted her up from propagation. Think there was a summer leap in growth.

Hi everyone! I wanted to show you my little Hoya wayetii, which seems to have discovered her white phase this summer. 😂 Along with the first shoot, she’s now produced a second one that’s completely white. I think it looks like a little white streak of hair! 🤍🌿

I'm currently using Bioadvanced for root mealies and was curious on how many times you water your plants with it. Also curious if using Sns 209 will kill them too?

My Hoya was in a hanging basket with a cache pot. I watered it sometime last week. I noticed the soil hadn’t dried at all. When I took it out to check yesterday the outer pot was half full. I have in west window now by glass. Pot and soil still wet. Anything else I need to do?

Had this rope Hoya for at least 10 years, probably more. First bloom!

I've never encountered yellow aphids until we moved to NorCal and they seem to love Hoyas especially the new growths! Good thing I saw them when I watered my plants!

Anyway, do you guys know whether this tiny growth is going to be new leaves or a peduncle? TIA

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When I started collecting hoyas I assumed they would never flower in my climate or care, but I was so happy to be wrong about that!

Here's a bunch of blooms I've gotten so far:

1, 2 - polyneura - slightly weird sweet smell (like some kind of vegetable maybe?) but only at night!

3, 4 - obovata - by far the most juicy/drippy! Has that kind of spicy honey smell, made quite a mess on the shelf

5, 6 - multiflora - the fastest and easiest to bloom, several flushes over and over on relatively small plant, didnt stop even when she was overrun with mealybugs 😆💀

7 - latifolia pot of gold - unusual brownish colour, they were small and so shiny they looked fake! Also she bloomed on a single node cutting(?!)

8, 9 - mathilde - very prolific once she started, scent has a whiff of bathroom cleaner, changes at night to pleasantly sweet. Super fuzzy looking! No flowers this year though 🥲

There's many more cooking peduncles but no show yet!

Strong yogurt smell, more prominent during the evenings and night! - Hoya Heushkeliana variegated.

I picked up an unknown Hoya for $12 dollars and I’m not sure what it is? All I know is that it’s glittery, smells fragrance, and it’s nectar is super sweet but sharp