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~ Hoya australis subsp. tenuipes 'Lisa' ~
Normally you see this hoya namned Hoya australis 'Lisa', but since there are subspecies of Hoya australis all of them shall be namned with a subspecies. I suspect this is a cultivar form of Hoya australis subsp. tenuipes but I am not sure. I am not even sure if 'Lisa' is a published/registered cultivar name. If anyone knows better please let me know! |
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~ Hoya carnosa x Hoya serpens (BE 23) ~ This hoya is a hybrid between Hoya carnosa and Hoya serpens. It's widely known as Hoya 'Mathilde'. It's a lovely hoya, easy to grow and flowers readily. |
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~ Hoya carnosa x Hoya serpens (BE 24) ~ This hoya is a hybrid between Hoya carnosa and Hoya serpens. It's widely known as Hoya 'Chouke'. It's a lovely hoya which is easy to grow. Unfortunately it seems to be harder to get in bloom than its sister 'Mathilde'.
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~ Hoya carnosa 'Holliana' ~
A miniature form of Hoya carnosa. I am uncertain if the name is valid. It was slow in the start, but now after a few years it grows quite fast. |
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~ Hoya lacunosa x Hoya obscura ~ This is definately a hoya well worth growing. It grows fast and has no special needs, just perfect for the beginner. It flowers all the time with a lots of fragrant flowers. |
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~ Hoya 'Minibelle' ~ This cultivar is quite easy to grow. It doesn't need much light and can dry almost completely between watering it. |
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This one was hybridized by Michael Miyashiro. It is a cross between Hoya macgillivrayi and Hoya archboldiana. |
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~ Hoya 'Sunrise' ~ Another cross between Hoya lacunosa and Hoya obscura. It differs some from the other one. Both are well worth growing. |
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