Hi Golden,

It sounds like there is more than just one leaf going yellow? If so, it may not be good news. I find that if the leaves start going yellow then the whole stem follows not long after. I'm not sure what to suggest to stop this process, as I've never been able to resuscitate it. Sorry...

Bella's a hard one to root, for me anyway. Once it loses it's leaves, it likely won't root. I've gotten leafless stems to form roots, but never gotten any new growth off of them. They eventually rot. But if you only have one of several that's doing this, you're in pretty good shape!

Denise in Omaha

For whatever reason Hoya bella rooted easy for me and pretty soon after it was rooted it started growing. Haven't gotten any yellow leaves on it yet but I treat it the same as my other hoyas so who knows. Sorry this probably didn't help you much but I think it is strange how different a situation can be from one plant person to another.

shanna

And how do you treat your other hoyas Shanna?

I have given up on Hoya bella myself but a word of warning spider mites just love this plant. Check the undersides of the leaves for tiny silver dots, tiny webs or the mites themselves. Insecticidal soap is a good way to control and prevent mites from becoming a problem again.

Mike

Golden,
I grow my hoyas indoors, southern and eastern light. Water when dry. I also use Eleanors VF-11 in my water. That's about it.

shanna