Had to move my Hoya shooting star away from the window..with summertime I guess the light is heating it up, so have moved it to a shadier side, and at the same time keeping it watered, literally liking it standing in water. Finally it stopped throwing out the peduncles and holding steady with the others it has.
My hoya pubicalyx is doing better now as well, with stepped up watering and keeping it in shade outdoors, ably enduring our recent heat wave, it has grown good looking leaves
And my hoya kerrii variegata has forgiven me for accidentally cutting off its lead..it has grown a new one and getting longer. Now that it is outdoors but in shade, I was freely watering it, and seems to like it a lot, compared to its growth when indoors; I was so afraid to over water it then..but I realized that during summer, these plants can take more watering, especially since our area is very dry anyways.
