Not too early for me I'm sooo ready for spring. I was surprised to see hyacinths and early tulips are already coming up in my yard. SC's weather is four seasons in winter.

Here too! And even though I have my Hoyas under a supplemental T5, they've been a little bit sleepy the past couple months. I noticed last week that there has been a flurry of activity so I'm thinking it is the extra 5 seconds of daylight we are getting here in the dreary Pac NW. lol

That is so exciting about your peduncles! You've only had the plant for such a short time. You must be doing everything right!!

I am excited about the longer daylight too!!

New peduncles are budding up! One is green, the other is a funny color sort of brownish red and doesn't look healthy like the green one. I guess it won't survive long?

Congrats on the buds Liberated ! Spring is almost here. When I have a Hoya bud up at adjacent peduncles for the first time of the season, usually one will blast and the other bloom. I had a KQ do that a lot, too. Hopefully they will get in sync for you. ; )

Marco

YAY for blooms! I'm pretending the other penducle is just going to reward you with surprise orange blooms. :D

Tawny you're hilarious I like the way you think!

Any update on how it's doing? Or bloom pics?

That is a beautiful plant!

I'm sorry I'm kind of new... What kind of hoya is that? Its beautiful without the blooms!

Hoya cv. Christine has not tried to bloom again and no new growth in awhile. Still 9 leaves and 3 peduncles. I will pot up early spring since it is root bound in it's 3 inch pot. This has to be my slowest growing Hoya but I am thankful that it is still alive.

So cv Christine is trying again. Only 6 flowers remain on this peduncle hopefully they won't fall off. I'm holding my breath. All it's energy must be going to peduncle growth it now has 5, and still only 9 leaves.

She blooms! This is the first time she has bloomed for me. I'm soooo grateful!

wow! that looks like a fun one to grow.

Very nice! Congrats!