WOW! Nice tammypie, thanks for sharing. ~ Mary

Gosh how beautiful!! The first & last pix are stupendous, the in-btwns not bad either, lovely blooms thanks for sharing w/ us.

Sounds like good growing, good shooting & happy new camera are all in order!!

Congratulations on the erythrostemma blooms Tammy. My plant is so slow that I don't expect to see blooms for another decade. lol

Mike

Just gorgeous Tammi. One I haven't tried yet.

Renee

Really nice!!

@ Tammy

Great photos! I especially love the second one, where the buds are just cracking open like seedpods with the fuzz spilling out. That's one of my favorite Hoya photos I've seen in a while. Congrats on the blooms. :)

@ Mike

I have 7 or so and some of them grow fast and some of them grow very very slow as you describe. I find a lot of speed disparity with the mindorensis too. Maybe I've hedged my bets and one of these ponies will actually make it to the finish line in the next few years. The decade comment feels more true, though lol.

Thank you for sharing these photos, tammypie! They sure are beautiful. I really like the first and second one! The flowers on the first photo seem so furry, and they look a little sticky too because of the nectar. I don't have this hoya, but after seeing your photos I might just have to buy one! LOL

Great photos! Thanks for sharing. This one is going on the wish list.
Mike

Hello tami beautiful one I don't have yet, guess I need to add this one, I just love the erythrostemmas. Have you got this one, 'cotton candy'?

No, geosdee, I don't have that one, it's sure pretty tho!

Maybe we can trade a piece in the spring. I sure do like yours as well. I have a solid white one (supposed to be anyway) but it has not bloomed yet. It is only 1 year old.

Dee

OK, dee, you got a deal! :oP