Your Stephanotis floribunda shows wider node spacing (3–4 inches vs. original 1–2 inches) due to lower light. It was likely grown in full sun or a greenhouse. More sun shortens nodes and increases flowering.
Healthy, shiny leaves indicate the plant is otherwise thriving.
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