I recently put up two new time-lapse videos.  One shows the flowers opening on Hoya stoneana, and another shows baby spiders moving about shortly after hatching.  I know spiders aren’t my usual thing, but I saw these on the siding of my home, and I couldn’t resist!  Here are Just the Flowers Ma’am Hoya stoneana and Looking for Mum Baby Spiders.

Here is my video A Visit with Hoya mitrata in living color along with a certain black and white cat that eats one of the flowers.

From last summer here is a video showing the remarkable leaves and flowers of Hoya aff. clemensiorum.  This is a plant that I needed to start over after the video was taken as the roots were rotted off.  It is only now beginning to show signs of life again.  It is not an easy Hoya to grow, and I would not recommend it for beginners.

Here is a quick no fuss video that shows Hoya patella blooming at two months of age.

Here is a little video showing how wonderfully Hoya mirabilis grows using the semi-hydro method.

Here is a video showing how I grow Hoya kloppenburgii:

You will definitely want to crank up the volume on my latest time-lapse.  I hope you have as much fun with this one as I had in making it!

I bought this plant as Hoya filiformis from Thailand, but understand that the name has been changed to Hoya chlorantha var. tutuilensis.  What ever you want to call it, this plant is one tough Hoya to keep happy, and I’m just thankful that I had the chance to bloom it once, because it just does not like me at all.  I’ve killed it a number of times, and every time it starts growing nicely, a watering mistake sets it back.  Here is the video from last summer when it flowered.

Here is my final attempt to capture the ever moving flowers of Hoya ‘Kaimuki’ in what is my 191st YouTube Video.

From my YouTube Channel, here is A Visit with Hoya ilagiorum – one of the most floriferous Hoyas that I have ever owned.