Hi Karyn, I'm curious if by C. linearis you mean what's aka C. woodii. I did a search for it & images were very mixed w/ that of C. woodii. If it's NOT C. woodii, I'd be interested, I can swap you the C. woodii variant w/ arrow shaped leaves (instead of heart shaped); I've posted pix of the different shaped leaves either at C&S, Houseplants or Hoya Forum, I forget which. Also have cuttings of C. sandersonii to swap (which hasn't ever bloomed for me, but could & is a cool looking bloom). (PG) Karen

Hi Tamixwp, yes I would love to trade. I saved 1 caudata plant to trade for macrophilla. I also have lots of hoya compacta plants and some veriagated compacta plants, Australis tenneope plant, shepardii cuttings, Camphorifolia cuttings, dischinopsis paracitica cuttings, Dischidia ruscfolia cuttings, cummingiana cuttings,carnosa tricolor cuttings, carnosa krimson princess, carnosa krimson queen, pubicalyx pink silver cuttings, 1 pubicalyx RHP cutting. I probabally have more so if you don't see something just ask, I might have it. Looking forward to hearing from you! I am posting this message incase you didn't get the email. Jan

Darn. I wish I had something to trade. I already gave you all my good stuff that's big enough for cutting : ) In particular, that camphorifolia is catching my attention. I DO have cagayanensis, but it is not big enough for a cutting. Grow, hoyas, grow!

Your 70-75 degrees (around 20-25 Celsius) seem to be OK, keep them warm, not damp and if you can provide a bit of air circulation (even a small fan). Do not water too much and try to keep soil on the dry side. If your Hoyas are of the succulent type (fleshy leaves), then I bet they will survive a couple of months with very little water, provided it doesn't get too hot. How are the temps during the day? Does it get warm? Does sunlight hit the cuttings? Perhps you can water them (a bit) in the morning and make sure that it eveporates until it gets cooler? HTH