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EA has done it again!

14 years ago

Hi Everyone,

I know we have had the kentiana/wayetti conversation before and certainly in regards to EA and it's mislabeling. Now, I've bought another EA mislabeled as Carnosa, and it's not the same as my other kentiana/wayetti, it looks more like an angustifolia. I know that we won't solve the mystery until they bloom but the first has shorter, wider, darker leaves. The new one has longer, narrower, cupped leaves that are are lighter in the center with very dark margins. I have had the 1st for over a year, in good light and the margins never darkened. Looks to me like EA has added another Hoya to it's mixed up world since their website only lists the kentiana. I'll try to post some pics soon.

Have a happy day,

Cassidy

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wrynsmom
14 years ago
I know EA introduced and H. australis . . . but who knows! Can't wait to see a pic.

Carolyn
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moonwolf_gw
14 years ago
Hmm, gonna have to keep an eye out next time when I go to Lowe's and Home Depot. Has anyone seen any compactas/Hindu ropes at Lowe's or Home Depot lately? I haven't seen any around here since last June when Lowe's had a whole mess of hoyas (that's when I bought lacunosa). Then again, I don't go to those places that often as they're about a half hour to 45 minutes away from me (west, north and east).

Brad AKA Moonwolf
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