Very pretty but I know what you mean the flowers are tiny and they don't seem to last very long. Is your plant Hoya tomataensis or Hoya sp. GPS 8860 from Paul Shirley?
I have Hoya sp 8860 and it has not been a fast grower for me, wish it would flower again but it dropped it's only peduncle after blooming as a cutting and has not done much since. From what I have read this species flowers all the time once it is mature.

Mike

Golden, its beautiful!! Love the color, great picture! Congrtas and Thanks for sharing!

Very pretty! Can you show us a photo of the leaves?

Denise in Omaha

Great pictures! Congrats! The flowers really are small. Mine only last about a day...before I knocked the peduncle off trying to take a picture- lol!

Kelly

Aw sooo charming and pretty.

I like the idea of the small short-lived blooms. It's like catching a glimpse of something sweet that ends before anyone else notices. Like the tomataensis just winked at you or did a little dance.

Ok that means yours is Hoya tomataensis and not one of the questionable species. Paul Shirley has this species plus a couple others that are close but the flowers and leaves are slightly different. The colour of your plants flowers is much more intense, very pretty.

Here is my Hoya sp Sulawesi GPS 8860 for comparison. The leaves of my plant also have thin white veins on the upper surface.

Mike

Ok I had a chance to look back at my order and it says
i1632 hoya tomataensis

Golden thanks for looking that up. :)

Mike