Gorgeous plants, btw!

I was hoping it was because of the position they are but they have a pointy tip and the other peduncles I get are sort of flat across and bumpy, even when tiny? Does that make sense? Yay! Both obovatas have them! Bit worried about the splashy one though. It lost 5 half grown leaves last week. They just turned yellow and fell off :( I don't know why! The other one is fine. I checked it's roots but they are all good and healthy. Who knows...

It's this one on the left.. That's the one I was asking about the tip being ok pointing down like that.

The way the growth tip is pointing is fine.

Leaf loss is of no concern, as long as the plant is healthy. Crap happens. Kitty bats leaf off, leaf is old and tired of this crap (leaficide), mechanical damage, genetic flaw, who knows?

Where it lost leaves, it won't regrow replacements, but I have had MANY grow new vines from aborted leaf loctions, if that makes sense.

Very happy looking hoyas! Is that long leafed one fraterna? I need that one and splashy obovata!....my krimsom queen has rounder leaves. I love to see the variances and how people grow theres.....I like those picture ids you have in a few of them. What company does that? Pretty cool! Thanks for sharing!

The label thingys are from a company in Australia that supplies chain stores. Some of the "IDs" are a bit suspect though.... This long leaf one do you mean?

wait, is fraterna a type of meliflua?

I used to have a monsterous meliflua and I don't remember the leaves getting that long. It was very similar to diversifolia just a tad longer leaves....I like yours!.....the meliflua flowers are teddy bear like. Miss them!

Beautiful plants!! Love that you have cinnamomifolia and purpofusca in the same pot. One of my favorite Pubicalyx (it's blooms are very "chimera") RHPs has set off some new growth and an itty bitty peduncle which I found today. So exciting:)

They're all beautiful and healthy looking plants!! Good job!

Looking through your photos I noticed some of them were from Bunnings. I always thought those labels were reasonably good. But their larger Hoyas in the large pots are usually only labeled "Wax Flower" or "Hoya".

Yeah, the larger pots have bigger better plants but it can be a mystery what it is. Most of the time you can work it out. I have one that could be anything. The smaller pots are mostly correct although I have one that's a big NOPE for what the label says it is. I "accidentally" bought more plants today from a nursery I dont often go to... :D

Looks like you don't often go too often, LOL.

I passed up another splashy obovata today.