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left plant for 3 months of course when found I totally soaked it .it was in a min.lite west window......I moved it to a soft steady lite south window....some stems are dead but it is growing little leaves........it is a large mature plant probably at least 20....where do I go from here.
Congrats on reviving it, Lyn! Hoyas (most of 'em, not all) are tough survivors, as your experience shows.
Where do you go from here? Well, you gave it a good (re)start already. No harsh light, especially not till it recovers and gets some mature growth on it. Bright indirect light is good though. Water when approaching dryness or even is dry, depending on the species. Fertilize if/when it's healthy and growing.
Wow, 3 months is a long, long time to deprive any plant! I agree with GT - if it's showing some signs of new growth, keep it in a shady location until you are sure it's recovered. I'm just impressed that any Hoya would bounce back after this long!!
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