Are you growing these hydroponically?

What fertilizer do you use to make the leaves so big?

Sans2014, I grow a few semi-hydroponically (lambii, halcoensis, alagensis, buotii, darwinii, praetorii, lasiantha, lockii, sp. Tenaru River, mappigera, multiflora, mappigera splash, undulata, sammanaiana, mirabilis, sp. NS-05-233, and sp. Ovalau Island, off the top of my head) , but none are full hydro.

tlbean, I am just using MiracleGrow tomato food. I sometimes foliar feed with FoliagePro. No other additives.

My australis 'Lisa' got really top heavy, so I chopped it up over the summer. It's doing well:

Hoya aff. villosa threw out a couple more peduncles:

Coronaria (Narathiwat) is finally starting to grow again:

Hoya flagellata yellow flowers (also semi-hydro grown, along with my caudata, khaosoidaoensis, and sp. Phu Wua) is thriving:

Hoya rotundiflora, gorgeous, as always:

Aurora, where did you get your lambii and villosa? Those are two I want to replace... All of them look happy & healthy!

Denise in Omaha

I got my lambii IML 1046 from Ricnfl earlier this year. The other lambii, I have had for about 2 years now. It is from Epiphytica. It took so long for me to figure out what this plant needed and liked. A lot of trial and error. Right now, I am rooting two 1 node cuttings (the leaves are so big, and I don't want to cut them in half to preserve surface area moisture loss) in my aquarium.

The aff. villosa is newer and came to me in one of my AHHoya orders.

I need to plant my lambii in semi hydro in Spring. They all looks wonderful!