Hoya mindorensis & Hoya buotii

These Hoya's are native in the Philippines, and I felt in love after seeing pictures of the flowers
on one of the Hoya forums on facebook.
Before my Hoya fever started flowers were absolutely the last thing  I thought about when I
bought a plant, and I still love leaves more than flowers, but now, with all the different Hoya's ,
I am really curious about the hidden treasures that they contain.

I couldn't believe my luck when I saw that those 2 Hoya's were available at EPRIC, so I ordered
them immediately:-)

 Hoya mindorensis

 It's the Hoya in the hanging basket ( because it took me a while before I took a picture- flue and
 other misery- I didn't want to move it , it's doing fine and it's not the most easy Hoya according to
 some info I read).
 H. mindorensis may not completely dry out and it needs a lot of light to flower.

Hoya buotii

Some sources say that this is the same as Hoya halconensis. It is a close relative of
Hoya coriacea.
This Hoya may also not completely dry out, and it don't like direct sun.