


Heirloom Hoya Pauciflora not thriving
Hello everyone, I was hoping for advice on my child of woe... I got her from my grandfather, who died last year. She hasn't loved the change in scenery.
When I got her, she was a lot bigger (See the cut off stems). She was in a very, very small pot, and also, to my surprise, completely water logged, even if showing no outward signs of rot. Swamp earth. Some mushy roots.
I repotted her in a normal, airy-ish all purpose soil mix.
Removed mushy roots. Hung her in a very light, round, corner window. She gets a lot of light, mornings and evenings in Summer. No direct sun in winter, but still very much light, due to round windows.
The past year she dropped a lot of leaves/stems. A lot. She has now stabilzed somewhat, but almost no new growth.
Additionally there seem to be black discolorations on the newest/softest leaves. And she drops baby leaves constantly.
She gets watered infrequently. More often in summer (between twice a week and once every two weeks) and barely in the winter (when the soil is dry).
Summer gets sole fertilizer aswell.
Any pointers?
I'm am very emotionally attached, but she seems so unhappy.