Rounding out the old year with Hoya imperialis just feels right!

My plant is not nearly as impressive as in the past, but it still finds a way to flower!

Even in the darkest winter, somehow Hoya calycina ‘Stargazer’ finds a way to flower in a North window!

This plant was only started over from a cutting about 5 months ago. Everything is possible with a grow tent!

Here is a photo that I took a couple of weeks ago and helps illustrate what an incredible plant Hoya desvoeuxensis. I predict that when this one becomes more widely available everyone will have it in their collection.

I want to take this opportunity to wish everyone a very merry Christmas today. Here is a photo that I bring back from time to time of Hoya cumingiana all decorated for the holidays.

I’ve never had both of these flowering at the same time before, but now I have the chance to feature them together!

It is really hard to appreciate this Hoya without seeing it in person. It currently has six open peduncles of flowers, but I could only get three of them into a photo.

Here is a new Hoya flower comparison photo; H. oblongacutifolia on the left and Hoya versteegii on the right.

I will definitely be bringing this plant a lot when I get a better handle on its care. It is a completely unique Hoya and hopefully with age will become a spectacular specimen. It appears pretty easy to grow, and if you are looking for different, oddball type Hoyas, then this has to go to the top of your list!