OMG. *speechless

It was so pretty! Really wild weather too, super balmy and almost pre-hurricane like. aurorawa lives in the general area, hopefully she got to enjoy it too.

Crazy pretty sky! Is that an enclosed porch? Very nice with all those windows!

Denise in Omaha

Love it! Last night was crazy here too, we got to see the Aurora Borealis! And weirdly, my dog decided after 6 years of cowering indoors under furniture to come hang out by the fire instead.

@Denise, yep! Perfect spot to grow all my little plants. :)

@Kim, I wish I could have seen them! I haven't seen them for a very long time. Last night was so weird, I swear half the neighborhood was outside just looking at the sky. I totally expected a meteor to drop, or a dragon go cruising by. lol

Absolutely gorgeous :). How I wish we could see the Aurora Borealis and often. Tawny, dragons rule! Another person I would expect to see going by is Rainbow Brite because of how intense all the colors are :D.

Brad AKA Moonwolf

Wow, that is so cool.

Loving your fish room tawny!!! What an incredible shot.

Snagged this beautiful sunset on my way home from work last week, what's left of our (hopefully) last snow storm here in Colorado Springs!

Stunning kinco444!

Wow! So pretty, klnco444.

@Monica, I love all your tall trees. :)

We have so many trees. Those are on the front side of our house. Since we've moved here we cut down over 30 trees and you can barely tell. :)

cool fish room/ hoya room...a very special place for you tawny I bet.

Wow!! Gorgeous! I would call that my therapy room :-)

Visited my mom this weekend and came home with a cutting from her hoya plant. My first hoya!

What kind of hoya @greenhearted?

Congrats!

Thank you! Hoya carnosa, judging from pictures. Mom didn't know what kind it was. Love the waxy leaves and was surprised to see such showy flowers in pictures! I suspect it will be many years before I see one of those though :)

If you give it proper lighting, fertilizer, and substrate (fast draining) you shouldn't have to wait for long! The misconception is that hoyas don't bloom for many years but if you invest the time and knowledge into it you will have a blooming hoya in no time! :)

Cool, thanks! I will check around the hoya forum for more information; if you know of a good "newbie" thread or website please let me know. I read that they need to be pot bound to bloom but not sure if that's true.

Sorry to take over your thread tawny!

http://www.myhoyas.com/index-ENG.htm

This is a great site by a woman named Christina, she's a "hoya expert" and has been collecting for many years! Browse through her site there's a lot to learn there

Awesome, thanks for the link!