Here is the King of Hoyas on Leap Year Day – February 29, 2016.  It was a freakishly warm day, where the temps reached a balmy 48°F, so I took the opportunity to take a quick outdoor video of Hoya macgillivrayi.

Here is what I believe to be the world’s first time-lapse of the flowers opening on Hoya kloppenburgii.  It is all done to some blues music, and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did making it.

Here is a video follow up with Hoya mirabilis showing it off in its semi-hydroponic blooming glory:

Here is a video that I put together about a year ago of what Hoya cinnamomifolia looks like when it is really happy:

Here are two quick videos that I made of my February blooming Hoya curtisii.  I believe that one of them could be the world’s first time-lapse of the flowers opening on H. curtisii.  Hope that you have at least half the pleasure of viewing them as I had making them.

Not my favorite Hoya of all time, but that is probably because I have struggled with it so much I think.

Here is a very short and sweet time-lapse of the flowers opening on Hoya griffithii.  I hope that you like it as much as I do.  Unfortunately the music I used turned out to be copyrighted so you will have to kill a YouTube ad about half way through.

Here is a little video showing what I see when I get off the bus at night after working hard all day.  Everyone needs a hobby to help relieve those everyday stresses.  My hobby is growing and trying to flower Hoyas.

Hoya kastbergii is not my favorite Hoya probably because it took me eight years to bring it into bloom, but I did want to record it for posterity in a video.