I just barely uploaded this little time-lapse of the flowers opening on Hoya lobbii.  Take a look; I think that it will make you smile.

Here is A Visit with Hoya ischnopus from the summer of 2014.  It is a Hoya that I loved but no longer keep.  Unfortunately, I can’t keep them all and still find room to try new things.

Here is my latest time-lapse video.  It shows two different time-lapse events on Hoya patella in HD.  I hope you enjoy!

I seldom ever mention Hoya callistophylla on this blog; it is one of my most beautiful specimen plants, but it so rarely grows or does anything notable, it is out of my thoughts.  I do however love the plant and still keep it.  Here is a video from last year showing off the plant, which I recently uploaded to YouTube:

For those who like their flowers moving, here is a two part video of Hoya cv. Kaimuki filmed in February and October of 2014:

Here is my 165th YouTube video for those keeping count.  I think it will show you Hoya curtisii, and give you a better idea of what I had to go through to get this plant to bloom:

Here is probably the world’s first time-lapse of the flowers opening on Hoya filiformis.

Here is a short new YouTube video I made showing bumblebees buzzing about and drinking nectar on Hoya bella.  I used the music Dance of the Bumblebee, which composed over 100 years ago apparently is still under copyright.  So if you see an ad, or find that you cannot watch it, that is the reason why.

It has been a couple of years since I made my first video of Hoya patella.  Here is the sequel that shows how much the plant has grown in that time.

It seems like there is a new way to refer to Hoya hybrids now.  Instead of cv. Jennifer for instance, it would be called ‘Jennifer.’  Either one works for me!  Here is a time-lapse of H.  ‘Jennifer’ from back in 2013.