I would like some cuttings of cummingiana. I have a small plant of austrailia Lisa that I can send you a 2 node cutting of. I maybe able to send another 2 node of H. caudata. I lost most of my hoya this past winter because of the freezing temps.

Jan, Great looking plant! I went and moved mine into more sunlight, it seems to have more space between leaves so figured it could use more. I've been slowly moving some from their shaded spot so the move won't be a shock. Mine has grown a lot this summer and is getting a nice full look but no sign of buds yet. Jo

Jan they do look very pretty. shanna

Paul this Hoya needs very bright light to bloom. I have only bloomed mine when it was right up against the glass in an unshaded south facing window. If your plant is getting enough light the leaves will be close together along the stem and there can be a red edge to the leaf as well. The photo in the link shows a plant that has been grown in proper light, notice how it's compact and not elongated and vining. This is a Hoya that needs to be trimmed to keep it neat looking but each time you take a cutting you can pot it with the main plant and that way there will be more blooms. The scent is very powerful and to me it smells like slightly sour crushed citrus rind. Mike Here is a link that might be useful: Hoya cummingiana