An odd looking species with long, narrow leaves. It is often named Hoya teretifolia, but this is not that species.
Hoya acuta (variegated, IML1578)
I bought this one from David Liddle in 2006. It has grown quite well and now I am just waiting for it to bloom.
Still just a cutting in my collection. More info will come...
I don't now much about this one. It has grown quite slowly for me.
This is a quite common hoya among the hoya collectors in Sweden.
I took this picture at a hoya meeting in June 2007. The flowers are really magnificent!
Hoya archboldiana (white edges)
This is a nice variegated form of Hoya archboldiana. It grows much slower than the plain green one and I guess I'll have to wait some years before I'll see any flowers on this plant.
Hoya archboldiana 'YM Excellent'
This Hoya archboldiana has magnificent leaves. They are over 20 cm long and very thick. This is definitely one to have!
Hoya australis subsp. australis
This is a pubescent form of Hoya australis. It has very thick leaves. I have had it for a few years, but it is a slow grower for me so it still is a small plant.
Hoya australis subsp. australis (white edges)
Another slow grower. This is a variegated form of Hoya australis subsp. australis.
Hoya australis subsp. tenuipes
One of the more common hoyas in trade at the florist's. It is easy to grow and a good choice for the beginner as it grows fast and is quite easy to get in bloom.
Hoya australis subsp. tenuipes 'Lisa'
Normally you see this hoya namned Hoya australis 'Lisa', but I suspect this is a cultivar form of Hoya australis subsp. tenuipes. If anyone knows better please let me know!
