Very nice!

*pokes my Hoyas to flower*

Sorry to hear you've been sick. Here's hoping you're all better very soon!!!

Missed your posts of your gorgeous hoyas.

I was wondering where everyone is (PG, GG, Denise and everyone else including you, David), No one is posting much) Probably a good thing, tho, since this forum is such an enabler! LOL!!!

Susan

Lovely! Glad to hear you are better.

Wishing you well, thanks for posting your beautiful hoyas.
sue

Hi David,

Glad you're doing better. Awesome photos as always! :-)
I just got both heuschkelianas in a trade and I can't wait to smell those buttered popcorn scented flowers! Don't worry about the mindorensis, they still look pretty to me. Reminds me of a full moon in all of it's silvery glow.

Brad AKA Moonwolf

Love those mindorensis photos, David! This is my very most rabidly anticipated Hoya bloom.

It took me a while to see the mealie even after you pointed it out - isn't that funny? I swear I can spot them from across the room on my own turf - our eyes must be hyperactivate when looking at our own plants.

David you would be proud of me. All the cuttings you have sent me have lived and few have even bloomed! But not as much as you have! I'm really jealous of your H.heuschkeliana pink form. It's so cute!

David I absolutely love your first two photos, amazing!

The same six or seven Hoyas have been blooming on and off all summer for me so I have all but lost interest in taking photos of them. I did snap a quick photo of my Hoya meliflua because I was surprised to see the blooms still holding on after I came back from a recent canoe trip. The blooms were rapidly approaching the end of their lives but I though they looked pretty neat with all that nectar staining them dark and sticky.

And because I don't have any other Hoya photos to share you all get to see a photo from my trip. If you can imagine this photo was taken around midnight using only the light from an almost full moon and the light from the fire. The location was an island on lake Anamanippising in the Boreal Forest region of Northern Ontario Canada.

Mike

If you have any cuttings of any of these to trade, please let me know. I only have the more common hoyas and would love to have these beautiful ones.
Nancy
retsec

Mike that's a really neat picture of your H. meliflua. The photo taken from the lake though makes me want to go on vacation!!!!

I went out a little while ago to get some new flower shots but only managed to get a few before it began to rain. We've been getting a lot of that lately!!

First is H. surigaoensis(formerly known as sp. EG 00897)

H. benguentensis--very similar in color to bordenii and soligamiana and I have a feeling also like ilagiarum. I'll know in a day or so as my ilagiarum has an umbel about to pop anytime

H. tsangi IML 1316,this is the first time this tiny flower has bloomed for me and the photo is not very good.

H. davidcumingii blooming a little lighter in color than usual

This is another first time bloomer for me. I got this hoya from Epiphytica nursery in Thailand (EPC 517) sp. Cebu. The flowers are very tiny!!This first photo was taken 2 days ago while the flowers were still fully open.

This photo of the same cluster of flowers was taken today and they're in the process of closing.

Mike, your lake photo makes me miss north more than usually. Maybe this fall I will go to Poland and take time to see real forest, and huge pine trees!
David, I love abundance of blooms in your collection and all pictures, this time favorite H. benguentensis! It looks candy like!

Aggie

Lovely David! You have a skills you should be proud of! ~ Mary

This is a first timer that i've been dying to see in bloom and finally today it happened!!! I probably took a dozen pictures of this flower but can't seem to get one that shows it's true color. With no flash it was just kind drab and with the flash it has that silvery reflection on it, Maybe tomorrow if the flowers are still open i'll move into some brighter light,but out of full sun and see if I can get a better shot of it.

This is H. ilagiarum

Notice that the peduncle has a little root forming on it. I have another hoya that has a peduncle on it that has formed a full set of roots.

here's a few more flower shots taken just a little while ago. First is hoya incrassata in the process if opening

H. lobbii (orange)

H. sp. Haraku

H. carnosa Chelsea