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I got this Hoya around three months ago. Originally, I had gone to the garden centre to pick up a compacta, but couldn’t find one, so I just randomly decided to get a Hoya memoria. I stuck it in my window through the end of the summer months and noticed that growth was just bursting—I was getting a lot of new vines and new leaves. It was sun-stressing and looked gorgeous! Then, a few weeks back, I was creeping on it and spotted a peduncle. I was so over the moon and excited. I waited very patiently, and it bloomed for the first time for me. It smelt amazing, like caramel (might’ve given it a lick or two—don’t judge me 🫣). Ever since, I’ve been obsessed and have gotten a bunch: Hoya mathilde splash, obovata, krimson princess (even though I’m not a fan of pink, I love the creamy green inside), and finally a Hoya compacta, which I separated into two. On the way, I also have a Hoya kerrii, which my boyfriend bought for me—even though I apparently have “too many plants.” I can’t wait to buy more. I’m in love with buying small rooted cuttings, and I can’t wait to document their growth over the spring and summer once winter is over! Also, my memoria is putting out a bunch of new peduncles, even though it’s almost October. So funny—I can’t wait to get more blooms, hopefully!

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  1. Sunny

    Be careful! It’s a slippery slope when you start buying hoyas. 😂 The Hoya Gracillis, formerly known as Hoya Memoria before the name changed, is a good bloomer for me too. Mine has bloomed all spring and summer and just started blooming into autumn. It’s low maintenance for me. Note that Hoya name changes are never ending. These are good bloomers for me: Hoya Lacunosa/Krohniana, Obovata, Krinkle 8, Fungii, Cumingiana, Elliptica, Nummularioides, and the Queen of Blooms Multiflora! Hoyas will keep you broke,😂🪴🍀

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  2. Potheadparadise

    Yes! My Gracilis has been such a sweet bloomer too 🌸 I didn’t realise how many other good ones there are though—now I’m tempted to start a whole wishlist 😅 I’m trying to stick to rooted cuttings off eBay since they’re cheaper. The slow growth can be frustrating, but it’s so rewarding when they finally put out something new! I’ve been trying to get into Philos and Anthuriums too just to distract myself a little 😂🌱💚

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  3. Snowstorm

    Omg what cute peduncles your boys have!!!! 🥹🥹🥹😍😍😍 congrats on your blooms! I’ve only got one (for now) and I’m so excited to watch it grow, and hopefully soon a bloom. 🤞🏻 Your collection is super impressive! The sun stress on your princess is so beautiful!

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    • Potheadparadise

      Aww thank you so much! 💚 It’s only just starting so I’m really hoping it keeps going 🤞 What type of Hoya do you have? I bet it’ll reward you with a bloom soon too 🌸✨

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    • Snowstorm

      With such a good plant mum like you I’m sure they’ll reward you with tonnes of blooms! I have a Hoya Australia Lisa, I thought I was getting a krimson princess but the hoya group here said it was a Lisa which is ok bc I like it just as nice. It has a similar sun stress colour and creamy variegation.

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  4. Mugsy

    Congrats! I can’t wait for my first bloom 🥰

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    • Potheadparadise

      Wishing you luck!! 🍀

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  5. Whyplantyoubenormal

    I just started my Hoya obsession with a silver krohniana and a krimson queen! They’re so beautiful. I’ve been prowling my Lowe’s and Home Depot for a Hoya Mathilda🙈

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    • Potheadparadise

      That’s so exciting, they really are gorgeous plants! 🌿 I actually got my Mathilde online for £6.99 (before postage). Shops around my area mostly just sell peace lilies, cacti, and succulents, so finding anything rarer is tough. A trip to the garden centre is a bit of a rarity for me because of my schedule, so online plant shopping (as pricey as it can get) has kind of become the norm. I really do need to start making time for more garden centre visits though!

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