Hoyas need very bright light and patience. Moving it indoors to lower light after summer outdoors likely caused decline. Mold suggests overwatering in low light.
Buy a Hoya, give it the brightest window, water only when dry, and expect years before first bloom. Then it should bloom annually.
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