#hoya krohniana super silver

[thesimpleleaf]

And a few other views from my art room this morning.

1) Ficus bonsai that I obviously haven’t done much training on

2-3) Two of my Hoyas that quite love being in this room; got them as 4” pots about two years ago and have had blooms on both

4) Variegated string of hearts, some vines have lost the variegation mutation

[locallostsoul]

🌱 Hoya krohniana 'super silver'

They're so fuzzy and soft 🥺 I'm fighting the urge to constantly pet them with my fingers hnnn

[pallanophblargh]

Distracting myself from some stupid/bad things between projects by posting a Hoya update. They’re all doing so well it’s kinda ridiculous.

H. Callistophylla (4 and 5) and H. krohniana “super silver” (photo 3) wasted absolutely no time after shipping making new growth. Callistophylla has made a GINORMOUS leaf in the span of a week and a half and is working on its second. I’m baffled but amused. H. “Sunrise” (photo 6) is also growing fast, but not showing the trademark sun stressing yet, which is probably because it’s in a tree shaded west facing window.

H. Linearis (photo 2) is being pretty chill so far, which also defies my expectations, and H. “Lisa” (photo 9) has finally decided to trust me after a rough two months in my care. H. Kerrii (photo 7) is plodding along, and my beloved H. obovata (photos 8, 10) has decided flowers are just as fun as leaves. Priorities?

First photo is my rather old H. carnosa “krimson queen” that I bought 8 years ago. She’s longer than I am tall, and thusly can’t really be moved without a big theatrical event. She really needs a shower, though…

And yes, almost all of them have names.

[ineedacupofcoffeeandakiss]

hello hoya ✨

[oakgrovebotany]

My Hoya Krohniana Super Silver has bloomed this week and wowee-wow-wow-wow! The bloom scent is so potent for this little plant.!