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Hoyas are incredible.

I thought this Hoya was a little boring when I first got it. It put out 2 new huge leaves & I’ve changed my mind completely! Love it. Also my phone has id’d it as spinach.

I had this large pumice stone from when my kids were into rock collecting… decided to experiment with growing plants on it. It’s kind of musty & moldy bcz it’s been in an acrylic box under a light for a year. I’m putting it outside for summer. I’m surprised it’s still (mostly) alive as I kept forgetting to water it. H. curtisii, h. fitchii.

I got this as a cutting in Jan. Thought it was a Hoya but now I’m questioning my memory. Pics are from Feb and yesterday. The new growth looks so different and appears to want to shingle?? How would you grow this? I cut a vine off last week and added it to a mounted basket thing I’m experimenting with. It’s still in a prop cup and I need to get it into a more permanent setup, as it’s drying out too fast now. I’d appreciate any advice or insight!