Hoya lacunosa var. lacunosa
(IML0377)
This variety of Hoya lacunosa is especially characterized by its silver speckled leaves.
Hoya lacunosa from Terenggeru, Malay Peninsula (IML1405)
This Hoya lacunosa doesn't have the same scent as other Hoya lacunosas. The scent reminds me of that somewhat poisonous scent of banana skins.
Hoya lacunosa from Bogor, Java
(IML1039)
The flowers of this Hoya lacunosa have some more yellow/green coloured coronas.
Hoya lacunosa from Cikidan, Java
(IML1179)
This Hoya lacunosa has almost no silver flecks on the leaves.
Hoya lacunosa
(Poonsak, IML1648)
This Hoya lacunosa was collected in southern Thailand. Poonsak is the name of the Thai man who helped David Liddle collecting it from a tree.
Hoya lacunosa 'Snow Caps' is definitely well worth growing. The leaves are covered with silver speckles you just can not resist it!
Hoya lacunosa 'Tove' is a cultivar form of Hoya lacunosa which originates from the Danish nursery "Bystrup Planter".
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.
Hoya praetorii was thought to be this one for some years. Once you see them both there are differences easy to see. For instance Hoya lasiantha is larger in all measures.
Some say this species is Hoya schneei. I don't know which is correct so I'll keep the name it had when I got it until learn more.
A hanging hoya with odd leaves. They are very thin and hariy. Hoya linearis flowers mainly in autumn/winter.
I doubt the plant I have is correctly identified.
This clone of Hoya lobbii is probably the most widespread in cultivation in Sweden. The flowers are dark pink.
Hoya lobbii is an easy hoya to grow and it flowers readily. Known for its orange flowers. Same growth habit as the Hoya lobbii above.
This clone of Hoya lobbii has very pale flowers. The colour of the corolla is beige/pink. The flowers are slightly bigger than the flowers of other Hoya lobbii I have in my collection.
This clone of Hoya lobbii has the darkest flowers.
