I am looking to expand my hoya collection. I am looking for, in particular, cuttings of the following (rooted or not): H. wayetii H. lambii H. multiflora I am offering ROOTED cuttings of the following to trade: H. pubicalyx 'Royal Hawaiian Purple' H. meliflua (only one rooted cutting to spare) H. polyneura H. kentiana H. pallida H. carnosa tricolor H. pubicalyx 'Pink Silver' aka 'Splash' H. rigida IML 1424 I can also make cuttings from my H. carnosa compacta. Thanks!

My wish list of plants I plan to get this year: australis ssp. Tenuipes cagayanensis calycina villosa Maybes: benguetensis chlorantha CFM-8 lambii lobbii patella Wishing and wanting but ain't happening anytime soon: Eriostemmas microphylla tjadasmalangensis I've definitely forgotten some, not feeling organized enough at the moment to suss them out. How my wish list pans out will be determined greatly by the amount of space I decide I have. I'm going to be rearranging furniture and planning on downsizing my plant collection very soon so I can grow things that I really enjoy, vs the ones that are just ok.

Heuschkeliana is also an easy grower and bloomer. Some favorites of mine from that list, although they have not bloomed yet for me, are rigida 1424, aff. parasitica 'Lao 2', sp. Ban Nong Ngoy, and acuta 0079. They all grow fast and easily. I don't grow schneei, but paziae (close relative) is one of my favorites. I've done many trades and no one ever requests Lao 2, but I bet it's because they have no idea how pretty its growth habit is. ^_^ It's one of my favorites to gaze at. Mine grows its thick, heavily speckled, spade-shaped leaves in the most massive tight rosette before progressing up into a vine. I do not find pusilla or walliniana easy to grow, although they are not monsters either - just more particular. I used to think dasyantha easy, but we are always in a fight these days. I think it's best grown somewhere it dries out fast, because it used to love being right up against the glass of some extremely bright east windows. Megalantha does grow fast and easily, but I have always grown it in high humidity conditions, and I suspect it dislikes being meddled with, because whenever I do meddle with it, it drops leaves. If I just leave it strictly alone, though, it's one of my most aggressive plants. I'm really still in the process of understanding this one. Also, it looks pretty much just like paziae when not in bloom, except more delicate. Finally, I just got limoniaca in a trade, and it was totally my favorite of the bunch. Just from looking at its leaves, I suspect it will be easy to grow, but I just wanted to advise you that it's prettier in person than it looks in photographs. Good luck with your selections! Just get some fast bloomers to keep you company while you wait for the others to take their time. ^_~

Hi Shiver, I wish I can just drive down the road and buy hoyas. Hoyas here are far and few between. I live in a fairly small town and none of my nurseries sell them. Only the big box stores occasionally have them and they get in the same ones on the rare times they get them. So yes, I have to order mine on line, if I want different ones than what the big box stores carry. I hate paying for shipping charges, unless its one I really like. Actually I'm a lightweight compared to most on here, I only have a very small collection. I also have a thing for hoya leaves with a lot of fleckings and splashes. But I especially love the red leaves on the new growth. Enjoy your hoyas...