Wow, so exciting! How did it happen? Please keep us posted of the development.

Thanks for sharing.

Xuan

Jan, when it gets a bit further along, slip it into a knee high stocking and loosely secure at the top with a twisty tie, that way if it pops, the stocking will catch the seeds.
What other blooming plants were around this one or are there too many to tell?

Xuan, I don't know how it happened but I am glad it did.
ines, yes I am going to put a stocking on it but wanted to wait until further along. I think compacta, mindorensis were in bloom. Maybe other ones?....

Jan, that's pretty cool...I've never seen one of those on a Hoya before. I have them on my Desert Rose, but its never been pollinated, so the seeds are sterile. Yes, Keep us posted. Very interesting...

Very Interesting!!!
I find your lime green pod a bit 'freakish' mainly because the hoyas that set pods for me are inclined to show different colors! Often I get pod sets in the middle of winter, so no wonder there.

Bonus points! Keep in mind that hoya seed is short-time viable, and HAVE FUN!!!!!!

And please, keep us in mind when adding to the 'diary'!