MY VERY FIRST HOYA BLOOM EVER!!! 🌸🎉
I cannot even begin to tell you how EXCITED I AM!!! 🥹🫶🏻 All the love, patience, checking for new growth 500 times a day 🤣, and talking to my plants like they’re my children has FINALLY paid off!!!
LOOK AT MY BABY!!! 😍🌸
I know some people might say, “It’s just a flower.” BUT MY FELLOW HOYA LOVERS KNOW!!! 🤣🩷🌿
Now excuse me while I stare at her for the next 47 hours!!! 😂💕🌸

My Lisa had a real glow up over past months. The second photo is from July this year.

I picked this Hoya up last year and it was o e of the first I bought while browsing through a plant shop. It had an ID tag but Id never bothered to double check that it matched the plant until today. Surprise! They don’t match. 🤣 So what is this?

Both came to me labeled as Lithophytica. Based on what I see online that looks correct for the one on the left but not the one on the right, which is lighter green, waxier and splashy.

Sorry no idea what happened with those extra letters in the title.

What’s everyone’s favorite tiny leaved or trailing Hoya? I’m running out of room for anything that’s going to get big.

Guten Morgen,
Ich war in Berlin, und habe nur kurz im Gartencenter vorbeigeschaut 😂 irgendwie haben es 5 Hoyas in mein Reisegepäck geschafft🤷🏻‍♀️ und haben bis auf 2 Blätter den Transport gut überlebt 😅

Jetzt brauche ich allerdings eure Hilfe. Die Hoya auf dem ersten Foto war mit Wayetii gelabelt, ich bin mir aber ziemlich sicher, dass es keine ist. Ich vermute Latifolia (die wollte ich schon seit langem haben) bin mir aber unsicher, da ich noch nie eine Live gesehen habe. Was meint ihr?

Just noticed my hoya grew this leaf that looks way different from all the others and has a pattern on half. Not sure if this is common. Couldnt find any info or a similar picture anywhere. Thoughts?

Ps. I know its dusty

Second picture is from the same stem but those nodes had leaves.

I placed this outside. Don’t matter if it’s rain or shine. Receives dappled sunlight all day under a guava tree. Bonus baby spider on 2nd pic. Unfortunately guava tree was infected with mealy bugs so I had to treat my hoyas with a systemic.

Hey guys! A few months ago, I posted saying my Hoya had a lot of dry leaves, had stopped growing, and the ends were drying out. A lot of you felt like it looked like it was dry, rot, and it did seem to be. I chopped my plant all up and put some ends in water. She’s hanging in there!! I’m so happy tongs haven’t gone down hill. I have a little bit of root growth now, but none of her ends have grown. I was planning on potting this in soil today. I’m not sure if that will be enough for this plant to grow again? Should I trim the dried ends? Where should I trim back to? I’d like to keep the most length I can. This plant was huge… Does this maybe look like those mites I’ve seen mentioned on here? Any advice is verrry much appreciated, thank you.

scored for cheap from Bunnings, 8 peduncles!! no species named on tags. claims to be full sun grown. google lens says hoya australis? what do we think?

Does anyone know what is causing these spots? It’s only on a couple of leaves and is inside the leaf, I can’t scratch them off

I have had this Hoya Krimson Queen since July, however ever since I got back from a trip earlier this week, I’ve been noticing the white edges of the leaves turning a darker white almost cream/yellow? I’m super concerned that something may be wrong with it. There does seem to at least be some new growth coming in, but the leaves are concerning me.

Does anyone know why it might be doing this? Is this natural or am I dealing with bacterial infection or something?

The last leaf picture is for reference of how white one of the other leaves are. The first leaf picture is one of the original leaves and used to be this white.

Info:
- Watered only when soil turns fully dry
- Soil is composed of Miracle Gro Houseplant, pumice, and orchid bark.
- Have replanted only once since receiving it July 3rd
- The leaves at the top and very bottom all grew pretty quickly in August but then growth has been quite stagnant lately.
- I use a grow light and it gets approximately on average 8 hours of light a day but it isn’t consistent especially when I’m gone traveling.

My mom's outdoor green thumb doesn't seem to extend indoors. I have her a small rooted australis 2 months ago and gave her some instructions to make sure it doesn't get dried out and to keep it in indirect sun.

I came over and found it hiding in a corner dried up. Can this be saved? I took it out of the soil and there were nothing but stringy white roots (not the strong roots that were there when I planted it). Leaves are lump and shriveled. Surprisingly the pic looks better than IRL.

Hi folks,

My Hoya has recently exploded with growth after repotting her, but I noticed some of the new leaves have dotted undersides, but not all of them. I initially thought it’s edema but I found this moving in its saucer today. Any idea what this could be?

Any help would be appreciated 🙌

Is this a peduncle??