If you have peduncles, you'll probably get blooms this spring. The position you've chosen is ok if it's not going to get any direct sun. SW is about as intense as you can get, so I would personally move it to an eastern location, where it could get a bit of early morning sun. If it gets any direct sun in a SW location, it will probably burn...

Once established, kerrii can be a fast grower. It doesn't grow fast year round, but in spring and summer, mine gets wild. The stiff stems are hard to train, so you end up with a plant that takes up a LOT of space. Mine occupies the whole top shelp of a 5' x 18" shelf in my GH and still manages to wander hither and dither.

Good luck with your new kerrii!

Denise in Omaha

I got a Hoya kerrii this winter and have been growing it in an unshaded Southern window. This Hoya can take very bright light but like Denise mentioned the heat and light in a West facing window can be a problem. Because the window you are using has an overhang it should be just fine but keep an eye on the plant to be sure it does not begin to look stressed.

Mike