The tag on this one has gone MIA and I'm looking for an ID. I believe it might be H. gracilis but I'm not sure, maybe someone can confirm or point me in the right direction.
BTW sorry for not being very active here at DG lately, work has gotten the better of me at this time :(.
Milan
Check out this link https://www.bigislandgrowers.com/AHcomp/AHmemo1.php
H. gracilis is really H. liitoralis what was syn with H. inconspicua and recently published as H. memoria.
Everyone still with me? 'Cause I am NOT with me. I do love the growth on this plant and the flowers get wonderful honey!!
Carol
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Thanks Carol, I think I followed you and still am hanging onto you :)
Yes the flower are dripping but I do not notice an frangrance on them. Foliage is nicely spotted and it is a fast grower.
Milan
So.. umm.. which one is it?
:-]
Barb
Today it is H. memoria. Tomorrow?
I get it.. a split personality?!?
Yeah...some hoyas get lots of name... You really need a program to find the players.
Well for now I'll post the picture under memoria in PlantFiles :)
BTW do you have the publication information for it so I can get DG staff to correct the Plantfiles Database accordingly?
I know it was published in Fraterna about last year or earlier this year. Sorry, that's all I know but I will try to find out.
Carol
Milan found the fraterna where it is described, Fraterna Volume #17, #4 Oct.-Dec. 2004. Hth.
Heather
Thanks,
do you know the publisher? (sorry don't get Fraterna anymore, to much money for a bit of fancy paper for me)
Sorry Milan, I don't know. I just found that Fraterna looking over previous posts. I'll look at it better, maybe it has it on the cover.
Heather
Publisher is Ann Wayman. dmail me and I will give you her email,
Milan...Fraterna is changing it's entire format next issue forward. Really dedicating it to the hobby grower and fewer fuzzy pictures of plant parts.
Carol
Carol it's okay I just need somewhat of a reference when I add another name to PlantFiles.
I noticed that Christina (MyHoyas) has a picture posted under H. inconspicua and the leaves look more elongated and have no speckles.
Give me a report on the new Fraterna & send me a sample and I may subscribe again ;)
This message was edited Nov 15, 2005 8:30 PM
