Nice score Denice! My Wally-World here doesn't carry house plants at all.(probably because they have no staff) I had been given a cutting of this but it didn't root for me:-(

Sitting here turning GREEN with envy!
Diane

It looks great- very nice and healthy!
They've had one or two at HD the last couple times I've been in there, and I'm so tempted to "rescue" one...but since I already have one, I really better use the money for something else.
Remember to watch out for that peaty soil (I'm sure you will!)

Dear Lucky Duck,

Well ya done great Denise! Big, lush & full, looks great! (How big is the pot pls.?)

I've had some of these for a few yrs. now & recommend it highly as a no-muss, no-fuss Hoya, tho' I find it to be one that likes somewhat more frequent water. They've been slowish but good growers for me & readily root in water (I pinch mine often & place cuttings back in mother pot to help fill it in more). I've also grown this successfully mounted on bark (affixed w/ sewing thread, LOL). Got mine from Dr. Barad, my tag says Fall '01. Mine hangs in basket at edge of west window which seems to suit it fine.

Enjoy your new beauty & just for good measure, you DO know don'tcha, that when ya bloom her, we will be wanting pictures!!!
;>)

(PG) Karen

Hey Karen,

I'll keep my fingers crossed for flowers, but this is one that's so pretty that it won't be the end of the world if I don't get flowers. I love the splashy leaves... And, BTW, it's an 8" pot.

Denise in Omaha

I've never gotten flowers on mine. I'm with Karen-- I hope we'll be seeing photos of yours in the upcoming months! Like you say, though, they'd just be a bonus.

Wow, an 8" pot of this sounds enormous, it did look BIG!!! Mine are in small 2" wide square plastic pots (2.5" tall w/ tiny slits in bottom, I think Orchid pots), I have 2 pots. I have these potted w/ small wire supports that keep these supported abt 5" vertically, then they trail. Very pretty leaves but a bit subtle from any distance.

Enjoy!