While this video that I recently published is from a couple of years ago, I still grow the plant and look forward to more of these gorgeous flowers in the near future.

Here is a little video that I made this past fall of the very beautiful Hoya vitiensis:

I purchased Hoya polyneura in the Spring of 2015 specifically with the hope that I would be able to flower it again, and document it with a video.  Here is that video:

Here is a photo of the peduncle on Hoya sipitangensis showing that it is between 4 and 4.5 inches (10-11 cm) long:

Here is the little video that I made of my first-time flowering of Hoya lithophytica.  There must have been good name recognition, or more people were just interested in the plant as I had strong viewership with this film.  For the record this was my 258th Hoya related video.

I shot some time-lapse video of seedpods developing on Hoya serpens over a couple of weeks this summer.  The resulting footage was too short to use by itself, so I put it into this little film that I call Hoya serpens: A Life Cycle.  I think that it does a pretty good job of showing this fantastic plant off to its full advantage.

From a few weeks ago here is my video tour of the very difficult to grow and flower Hoya endauensis.

From the Spring, here is the video I made with the beautiful Hoya sigillatis: