It took a few years before I got this one in bloom. It needs a lot of water to be able to develop the buds to flowers.
A large leaved species. I am not sure that the identification of this one is correct.
This hoya has large, thin leaves with characteristic dimples and the stems are very thin. It is best grown supported on a trellis.
An easy hoya to grow. It does not require a lot.
Hoya merrillii is a rather big species, but the flowers are small. It is easy to grow and tolerates drought.
A tricky hoya to grow. It requires constant humidity so it is best grown in a self watering pot. Make sure the container is always filled with water.
This cultivar is quite easy to grow. It doesn't need much light and can dry almost completely between watering it.
Hoya 'Minibelle' (splotched leaves)
I think this one is a sport of Hoya 'Minibelle'. The leaves are more attractive on this one as they are
This variegated Hoya multiflora is as easy to grow as the plain green Hoya multiflora, but this one is in my opinion much more attractive.
This clone comes from Thailand. The flowers are all white.
This one might be the real Hoya multiflora. The difference I have noticed from other hoyas I got named Hoya multiflora is that this one is much harder to get in bloom.
A colourful clone of Hoya multiflora well worth growing!
Hoya myrmecopa is a hanging hoya. It flowers with small, not very pleasant smelling flowers.
