So, to start...

I have a small infestation of pachyclada, (I had one, it rotted (over watered in store) so I chopped it and all bits rooted, I bought another and same thing happened then I found two larger nice plants and potted them up together and they are happy. So I now have 9 pachy plants in various stages of growth... lol. *edit. The two newer pachys haven't grown an inch. Dropped the new leaves and are still in some kind of stasis. All the cuttings and stumps have sprouted sloooowly! Except for one over achiever.

Have 2 or 3 pottsii. Two bought as pottsii, one with longer narrower leaves, one with shorter more heart shaped leaves ( heart shaped as in, upright heart, not the upside down kerrii heart shape.) The third "maybe" pottsii I once posted pics here for ID and pottsii was the best guess. Really should take more photos because it's grown a heap. It was in a hanging pot and not doing much until the cat decided to "help" and pulled it to the ground and out of the pot. I repotted it up on a trellis and it went nuts with growth! Hoping for flowers to get a proper ID.

I have australis ssp. tenuipes which survived last Winter but really sulked! It lost half the plant, has begrudgingly put out a bit more and I expect a repeat performance this Winter. Australis silver valley is a new one and I've only had it a couple of months. I read it likes cold so hopefully it will be ok. So far it got offended with me buying it and threw it's new leaves. Has tentatively grown a new leaf and I get the feeling it is waiting to grade how I do as a plant parent before it commits to growing any more. That or (more likely ) it's a slow grower :D

I have a sussuela I got it maybe 8 months ago and it has taken off and is close to a metre tall now. I'm really interested to read that it can tolerate colder temps! I knew it was eriostemma family so I actually bought it expecting it to die (which is a kinda horrible thing to buy a plant knowing it will probably die but I like to give things a go!)

This Summer my erythrina has woken from whatever long magical sleep it (or they, two plants potted together) were obviously cursed with and decided to vine up and grow out. It's now got 10 new leaves and 3 more bitty ones on the go (grow?) After this show of enthusiasm I'm really hoping they don't drop anything during Winter. They survived last Winter but (as Aurorawa said) they pouted. If plants had lips, theirs would be well below the pot line.

I have 3 multifloras and they hate me. I now hate them. I wanted to like them (easy growers! great bloomers!) but they leave me with no choice. One looks like a "normal" (javanica?) multiflora. Broad leaves, plain green, hates me. The other two are darker, narrower and flecked with white and also hate me. They grow well! They sprout new leaves and peduncles, then they turn yellow and drop off. EVERY TIME!! The ends looks like a medieval mace, they look so knobbly with stubs of aborted new growth. I tried more water, less water, more sun, less sun.. Tried changing the soil mix, tried misting them.. Nope. They HATE me!!! Maybe it's the cold? Or maybe not, they do the same all Summer.

Hoya kerrii. Kerrii loves it here! I have two plants, one indoors, one out. The leaves look different because of the conditions. (indoors they are longer and darker) both flowered for me this Summer :D

Variegated kerrii however.... are not happy plants. I'm not offended, I know it's not personal. The ones I've bought are slow growing and weak. I've bought 5 off them now. They just get fungus? dark spots that spread and kill the plant. After the first two I bought (around the same time) got "the black spot!" I chopped off the spots on the leaves and dusted the cut edge with cinnamon. I lost one anyway :( I have bought 3 more slightly larger plants and have had the "black spot" turn up on all of them. All saved with removal of affected leaves. They all got this no matter where I placed them. I bought extras to test variables, inside, outside., more sun, less sun, more light... oh you get the idea. They all get the same thing. They look pretty but they seem to be a weak strain here, probably all cut from the same ancestor plant...

Btw cinnamon has saved so many of my plants, thank you this forum!!!

The normal indoor kerrii. An ugly photo of an ugly plant, but look! flowers! On the right you can see oneof the strips of fabric I use to help beat my plant into submission..., er I mean, help it grow on a trellis. I tie the strips loosely then tighten it as the plant grows. Since this photo it has grown more and has a new vine lower down. Yes, I will torture it into a nice shape as well, mwa ha ha....

Kerrii looks good! It will fill out eventually. All my Hoyas get the same care. Water when dry or when they look like they need it. Some are in different spots and get more sun and the ones that do look more rough. The ones in the shade have grown more. The only Hoya I pay extra mind is serpens, I try not to overwater it because it yellows easy. Cagayanensis seems to be the same way. They all have been getting 2-2-2 espoma fertilizer but I think I need to give them a good flush to get rid of salt and hard water build up which is evident on the leaves. Some of the new foliage seems to be curled as well on archboldiana and macgillivrayi for this reason. :)