Plant ~2-3yo, sometimes it grows, sometimes not, it started vining, produced two of the thread-like peduncles H. caudata, flagellata, phuwaiensis and a few others of this family used to do. No scent at all. 24°C/~50% humidity, flowered outside the box, under amazon noname led lights.

Got this without any identification. Anyone here know what variety this Hoya is?

I’m new to Hoya, but a hobbyist plant enthusiast for a few years. I just got this polyneura and krohniana super silver and I’ve overwatered them both. I think I also gave the polyneura too much light.

What’s the best way to help them bounce back? Or is it just time? I’ve pulled back a little on sun and watering. And won’t water unless it’s getting mostly dry. I also checked their roots for rot and they’re okay.

Is there anything else I can do to help their poor, wrinkly leaves?

All these Hoyas came from same pot purchased at my local grocery store for $19!

And a few extras 😁

I think it’s a Lisa. Just got it today! Let me see if I can photo the tips close up. Any advice is welcome… should it go outside yet?

It's been blasting buds for at least 3 years and finally bloomed

I got super lucky finding these beauties!

Does anyone know what this little guy is I found on my curtisii? I did buy a Hoya a few weeks back and the seller disclosed springtails, so I am hoping it’s just that. But the Internet is saying it’s thripes so I just want to check in with my Hoya people on Reddit. It ran pretty fast and did not jump. It has antennas and its body is actually paler than it seems in the video. I only saw one. Thank you!

Just for funsies! Wanted to see if any of y'all can ID what kind of hoya she is from her blooms alone?

Subcalva

I’ve had Hoyas for 9 years!!!! Have never had a bloom or even a peduncle 😩😩😩

I gave this Hoya start, had 2 very small vines just starting, to my daughter for her work. A short 6 months later and SHE HAS BLOOMS

I’m so jealous 🥺 to top it off they have an orchid that blooms constantly!! Picture #3 This is an EAST facing large window in a business plaza. 🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️ I’m assuming it gets light all day.

I think I’ve discovered the issue. These are neglected and left to themselves!! Watered when she remembers, because no one else cares 😂😂 I’m a mother hen and a hovering plant parent!!! All my plants grow amazingly well and are very rewarding, but no Hoya flowers even after adding lots of light, bloom fertilizer etc. any other suggestions welcome!!

So I guess my Hoyas are just going to be ignored for the rest of the summer and only watered when I can’t stand it anymore.

Who am I kidding 🤦🏼‍♀️ I have to look at all 100 plants (not just Hoyas) everyday!! I notice the smallest changes and love watching them grow. I’ll just go with empty hands from now on: no watering pail, scissors, or other eccourements!!
🤣🤣🤣

Hoya wallichii ssp. tenebrosa

Plant ~yo, northern windowsill/southern ones before. 30°C/~40% humidity, plant was not growing proper/perma-root/dry-rotting before it was places in water > pseudo-PON > Seramis (Later was as slways the game changer).

I assume it's suppose to have a scent, but since it's afternoon and therefore not "Hoya scent test time"...

Hoya cv. "Minibelle" is a cultivar/x-breed of H. shepherdii and H. carnosa.

My Hoya obovata splash is flowering right now and they look like little gummy candies. She’s really showing off! 🌺