I would be happy too if mine were blooming. Sadly, I don't think I will ever see them in bloom. :(

If the leaves on the left side of your bottom photo belong to the bloom, it is likely your NOID is hoya carnosa Krimson Princess.

Edited to add that when grown in bright conditions, some cultivars of Krimson Princess will bloom pink, in varying shades/intensities.

Ooohhh, I adore Hoya polyneura, the fishtail one! That one is definitely on my list. Hope it does well for you!

I used to grow h. fishtail (polyneura). Then during a period of neglect I lost it. Only the strongest survived that! I don't remember it blooming for me and looking back on my hoya pics I don't have a photo of a bloom. Hmm.

Anyway good luck and happy growing Sans.

Hoya polyneura is a pretty one, but I lost mine as well. I attribute it to the awful EA soil. Seems like they do fine for a few years, then BAM, they die. Here's what the flowers looked like:

Denise in Omaha

I love polyneura and plan on picking one up from Violet Barn later this year. Not sure I can grow this one so may as well start small. I never see these around town, for awhile we had big multiflora at the local shop but havent seen any in months now. Just the usual carnosa, KQ, KP, and rubra these days.

Denise, your stories of that icky EH soil make me worry over my KQ. Wonder how she would react to a good repotting in better soil. Maybe I should do that sooner rather than later.