any thoughts on this one, has no name, ain't she pretty
Do you know me?
Kathy,
It looks like Hoya obovata to me.
Ric
is this an unusual variety or just a common one LOL I"m new basically to hoyas.
they had another one up there I really wanted too, but their expensive.
Yes...looks like H. obovata to me too.....or a wierd sport of H. carnosa....More like obovata but flowers will tell.
Carol
Wel, if I"m ever fortunate enough for flowers i'll be sure to take pics of them and post them thanks
Nice one, Kathy!
One of my favorite plants...I love mine.
Since no one addressed your question on it's rarity....I'll give my opinion.
It's not particularly 'rare', but it's not comonly found, either (that helps, huh?? lol!) For example....I've never seen one available around here (and believe me, I look everywhere!) so I had to obtain mine (by cuttings) through trading....then I found small (4" pot) plants on ebay so purchased one and added it to my pot of cuttings for a nice, full plant.
Thanks nan, there's a nursery close to me that offers rare finds, she's high dollar, but worth the price, she has 5 or 6 diff hoyas there, some I have, 2 I didn't, I opted to buy this one, maybe the other one will still be there the next time I get some spare money, but I doubt it, I got the very last obovata she had, and she had 6 or 7 of them. I can't wait for blooms.
You will be pleased with the flower head, it is large and globular. I think it was a light pink, I have forgotten. Hi Carol. Norma