Here are my first comparison photos of these species together – I think, but after 3,700 daily posts here, it is hard to be sure!

Hoya pachyclada has flowered for me for the first time in quite awhile. I came close to losing this plant after having a very respectable specimen at one time. The moral of the story is to never take your plants for granted as they can go downhill in a hurry if you brag on them too much!

I really like this photo showing all of the flowers together. This is not photoshopped in any way, what you see is me scrunching all of these plants together so that I can take this photo, and it is not easy let me tell you!

I think that these two liked hanging out together!

I still can’t grow this PES-03 Aff. Bella very well, but it flowered for me once again and here it is with a second flowering of Hoya ilagiorum.

Both of these plants are blooming right now.

Not much going on so this week I will be showing new flower comparison photos. Here are Hoya mirabilis and Hoya krohniana together. This shows how much bigger Hoya mirabilis is than lacunosa type flowers.

If I get lucky enough to flower this one, you will all hear me whoop across the country. I have had this plant now for six years and no sign of budding up until now. I have probably jinxed myself by showing these buds, but we will see.

I got this Hoya in a trade last fall and it is slowly starting to take shape. The leaves turn spectacularly red on this one when exposed to high light.

We will end the month of January with Hoya danumensis, which has just managed to weakly flower with seven blooms.