Hi emt23...Welcome to the Hoya forum!

An easy Hoya with large pink blooms...I would suggest Carnosa, either Krimson Princess, Krimson Queen, Moteskei, Compacta (rope) or any of the Pubicalyx. There are many hoyas with pink blooms, but these sports/varieties usually have some pretty large pink blooms that last for several days or weeks.

Below is a link from the net with many different blooms...

Here is a link that might be useful: Flicker photos of (sylvinebr's) blooms...

To add to pug's list,

H. heuschkeliana ssp. heuschkeliana
H. davidcummingii
H. erythrostemma (pink form)
H. archboldiana (pink form)
H. cv Sunrise
H. camphorifolia
H. desvoeuxensis (form. megalantha Taveuni)
H. (/Eriostemma) coronaria (pink form)
H. acuta (pink form)
H. caudata (IML 0965)
H. patella (pink form)

Hoya fungii is a great one to grow. The blooms are like a carnosa, but are larger and the leaves are fuzzy :-).

Brad AKA Moonwolf

I think Hoya pubicalyx 'Pink Silver' would be a great one and I really love GG's recommendation of Hoya camphorifolia. I think you should decide which flower shape you like and then go from there. There are many pink flowered Hoyas with both the flat star shaped blooms as well as the reflexed or recurved flowers. Maybe do a search for Hoya DS-70, a great little plant with tiny fragrant pink flowers. You could go for one large flowered plant and a small growing and small flowered one like DS-70.

Mike

I was thinking one of those fuzzy ball flowers, too! Good call, Mike.

Also, how about H. paulshirleyii or tomatensis?

WOW all great suggestions and a link to color choices to boot! Thank you. I am looking for that "true" pink and ball shaped flower. The warm welcome is appreciated from all! I was looking at tomataensis varieties too!