Hoya Plant

Well our Carnosas are all slow to flower but once they do they go on and on.
My main plant is now 30 or more years old and flowers regularly. The cuttings seem to have to grow into a proper mature plant before you get blossoms. I'm going to guess 3 years?
What do others think?

Have examined handwritten label and it is a Hoya Carnosa. Hope that is spelt correctly. Bought from a WI stand.

Mine just grows without any tlc except in hot weather when I water it. It has climbed up the fence and has nice waxy pink flowers but they tend to drop downwards so they are not very noticeable. I was clearing out ivy during the lockdown and noticed another one surviving underneath, bit of a nice find.

My Hoya Carnosa is about 32 years old. It flowers best if it’s been neglected and not watered for a bit. I have it in light, but not direct sunlight.
The flowers on mine have a lovely heady scent, rather like Gardenia.

BBbevan

We have one in our conservatory. I cut all tendrils off that show no sign of flowers and water it very sparingly in the winter. We have 12 flowers on it this year. Sadly it smells slightly of wet knickers

yup...intersting flowers but they stink!

We have one in our conservatory. I cut all tendrils off that show no sign of flowers and water it very sparingly in the winter. We have 12 flowers on it this year. Sadly it smells slightly of wet knickers

I'm talking of cuttings here - both prolific once bigger.

How long has it been growing and what sort of hoya?

My Bella would flower on tiny plants but the Carnosa was very slow.