Whether you're a seasoned Hoya collector or just starting your journey with these beautiful plants, this is the perfect place to connect, share, and learn.
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Vallon
i know how bad it looks.. just hear me out 😭
i bought this plant a while ago and it just went completely down hill since i got it. i think its a hoya but im not sure what kind. when i got it the soil was very dry and old so i repotted it and it started dying over time. i tried to save what was left but it has absolutely no roots. it’s held on barely alive with no roots for some time now. i dont know what to do to save it lol 😂 she’s been ignored for too long, any advice would be greatly appreciated. maybe water prop to grow new roots?
Jay
I’m looking for Hoyas with colorful/unique foliage or blooms. I have about 80 right now.
labs99
my 2 new hoyas!!
Lauren M
I got this Krimson Queen at my local nursery a few months ago and I’m not seeing any growth. The ends of the vines look like they may be dying off but I’m not 100% sure. She seems leggy but this is my first Hoya so I’m not sure what to expect! Should I repot? Does she look normal?
Any advice is appreciated :)
Becca
my krimson queen putting out its 2nd flower head this year.
Nate
New to hoyas, this is my tricolour :)
CrixVerde
This particular Hoya Sunrise has been blooming away constantly for the past two years, at least 3-4 times a year. Hanging next to a window facing west. With plenty of afternoon sunlight, that helps to “sun stress” the leaves, stunning 😍 The scent of the flowers is also really good…..can’t much associate with other particular smells…it just smell great 😊
Sunny
It’s time for orange aphids to appear, I guess. They have no fear of 95°F temperatures as they climb to the newest most tender vines. This is a Hoya Potsii I acquired about 6 weeks ago. It’s a very fast grower I keep outside. The clean shiny leaves and red stems are the new growth in just 6 weeks! I used an alcohol spray (hand sanitizer) to kill them.
CrixVerde
Well……”Good things come to those who wait”….having this stunning “Hoya Krinkle 8” for over 3 years, today while watering and caring for it, I discovered her first flower bud! Yep….a lot of buds! Cannot wait for the flower to bloom….i have heard that it smells like 🍫 ❤️
Ms.Issy
It appears that Hoyas, are, in fact, a wee bit addicting…she was just too cute to pass up!
Madderdebs
Any idea what is causing these spots on my Hoya?
Received it via mail on Friday. A few leaves had spots but I figured they were travel related so I snipped them off. But everyday new spots appear
ShenziM
I have the most beautiful Hindu Rope Hoya that I love so much. She’s only produced one rope… any suggestions on how to encourage more?
Lindsey
Added to the hoard lol
Green pot- Hoya lacunosa x obscura 'Sunrise' (excited to see the sun stressing develop on this one)
Brown pot- Hoya australis ssp. tenuipes 'Lisa'
I was once a hardcore hoya hater but lately, I’ve grown to love them! (since I figured out how to stop killing them 😬)
Geogaddi
Hoya Kerrii Splash 🌟
Sunny
My Hoya Burtoniae put out its first peduncle. I initially had it outside in a northwest location getting afternoon sun and shaded by the house from the hottest midday heat and intense light. In April, I moved it to the wall where the other hoyas were starting to bloom. It put out a lot of new growth for weeks with no signs of blooms until this week.
NB
The pink Hoya Compacta flower is a beacon of beauty and joy, bringing light and positivity to even the darkest of spaces!
This free plant I received was full of mealies and I’m glad I could revive it. It rewarded me with this beautiful bloom! 🌸🌸
Herektty
The bloom of Hoya cutis porcelana. The name means porcelain skin. Can you see it? This Hoya is very easy to identify by its flowers. No other Hoya is quite like it. Easy care and easy bloomer!
Sunny
My Hoya Patricia put out its first two peduncles! This is a hoya I bought in December 2023, a time of year when I avoid buying plants that need to be shipped in winter. But, the price was reduced and I like the flower colors of this hoya. It didn’t put out new growth until I hung it in full morning sun near the rest of my blooming hoyas. This is about the 10th hoya to bloom this year and is additional verification that direct morning light, high temperature/humidity and regular fertilizing triggers the hoyas to bloom in my zone 9 area.
CrixVerde
Hoya Carnosa Albomarginata. That striking pink is lovely, no doubt….but those “ivory” white leaves though 🤍, I love them! As a “Hoyalcoholic” I got to say that this is one of my true favourites I own.
The difference of shapes and colours of its own leaves are truly amazing to me! 💚🩷🤍💛
M
MarZ
My poor Hoya that’s not allowed to climb the walls still finds a way.
