Here are the Buds of Hoya Russell, which is one of the fast Hoyas ever to come into bud for me. I need to thank Hannah From Maui for sending me this plant in July! Much more on this plant after it flowers.

Every once in a while Hoya deykeae will flower. This morning it decided to bloom and here are the photos of the bloom and the entire plant.

It just won’t stop blooming, so I have to keep showing it off.

Hoya calycina ‘Stargazer’ is flowering on the windowsill with no artificial aids. The fragrance of this one that pervades a room just puts you in a happy space!

This is a plant that was pretty much on death’s doorstep, but after I moved back to using tap water instead of RO water, the chlorotic leaves immediately greened back up and it looks so much better. There had to have been some sort of pH imbalance that was locking up the nutrients. I have two plants and both of them completely have turned around!

You are probably all bored with this one by now, but all it wants to do is flower so I added some holiday lights to it for something different.

I don’t know if I have done this one before or not, but here it is while both are still flowering.

It has now been over 2 weeks and the flowers are still hanging on. Excuse the starry night overlay, but tis the season!

I could not help taking one more photo as the flowers are still hanging on!

When the conditions are to its liking, Hoya polystachya can put on growth and lots of leaves in a hurry. Her is the same leaf that I brought you a couple of weeks ago when it was about 1 1/2″ long, now it is at least 5 inches long and growing wildly by the day.