That is really pretty Denise! When I first started I love the big leave hoyas...but as time and space have been an issue lately, I'm finding the smaller to medium leaves have really interested me. Generally the very small leaves don't do that well for me(Serpens)but I do prefer the med. leaves, like you said it "doesn't take over". I have those hoyas that do that outside where it can do its thing and get as big as it wants!
For now, I'm trying to stay away from the ones that get "large".

Lovely, Denise!
Thanks for sharing the bloom!

Josh

Very pretty Denise!!! Does it have a floral scent? The color makes my mind think it should smell like raspberries...

~Tish~

The flowers do look like wayetti. Congrats!
Very pretty!

Very nice flowers and with every one showing photos it makes me want to order more and more.

Cindy

Thanks, everyone! It has a slight sweet scent. Pug, like you, I have trouble growing some of the small leaved Hoyas. I've tried & failed at serpens, curtisii, and bella (though I attribute that more to those pesky mealies, which seem to think it's a gormet meal!)

Denise in Omaha

Beautiful Hoya Denise.
I have a couple of unidentified species that all have very similar flowers but slightly different leaf shapes, textures, veining and flower colour. The plants are Hoya sp Haruku and Hoya sp Maluku and they grow very fast for anyone looking for a nice hanging species. I really like the smaller growers even thought the blooms are often quite small and if you look hard enough you can find some truly unique small growers.

Mike