You must have been reading my mind, I had thought about starting the same type thread! (I made a 60 mile (one way)
trip looking for D. ruscifolia) But imagine my shock to find two baskets of H. curtisii!!!! I had given up on that one EVER making it to my neck of the woods!

The only problem with this type of list is the fact that EA has 99% of their Hoyas mislabeled!
This year I have spotted:
Hoya compacta (rope Hoya)
Hoya DS-70 (tsangii)
Hoya lacunosa
Hoya curtisii (tagged Hoya stripes????)
Hoya carnosa 'Krimson Princess' (variegation in the center
of leaves)
Hoya carnosa 'Krimson Queen' (variegated on the outside)

I think that's all so far... I got over it and quit obsessing.... THEN found multiple curtisii which was main reason I'd go hunting...

O Geee Lesli, I wish I'd known, I would have happily shared Curtisii some w/ ya, mine are small, but have had them for a few yrs. now. They've been really growing, no muss, no fuss, do equally well in little hanging pots & very nicely mounted on bark too which I did for about a year. Pretty, vigorous little growers.

Back on point, I personally avoid EA Hoyas, I've had wierd results after switching out of the their mix & 'cause I'm tried of their mislabeling, etc. So I can't really say which EAs are around here, but I'll pay more attention to it now, to report back if I do see 'em.

from Green971:
Has anyone compiled a list of how many Exotic Angel hoyas are out and about? I am curious because I have recently found several at our local hardware store after spending hundreds or dollars buying from online vendors, ebay, and terribly expensive greenhouses. So far I have found/heard of the following:
hoya shepherdii
hoya kentiana/wayetti
hoya lacuanosa
hoya multiflora
hoya curtsii (I am desperate to find this one!)
hoya carnosa
From Lesli:
This year I have spotted:
Hoya compacta (rope Hoya)
Hoya DS-70 (tsangii)
Hoya lacunosa
Hoya curtisii (tagged Hoya stripes????)
Hoya carnosa 'Krimson Princess' (variegation in the center
of leaves)
Hoya carnosa 'Krimson Queen' (variegated on the outside)
And I add:
H. Brevialata
-Leon

I bought a Hoya Sulawesi yesterday at our Home Depot. I also have a Bilobata not on your list that I got from there.

Tami

Thanks for all of the feedback, and help compiling a list. I know a lot of people have mixed views on Exotic Angel plants, but I have some that I have had for years with nice healthy growth, flowering, etc. and haven't had any problems. Some of the baskets are just huge, and a much better value than buying just a cutting or rooted cutting/plant.
Sara

Hi Sara, I think this was a great idea to make a list, I just bought three new types today in Laurel Maryland at Home Depot that are EA plants and labled funny but I have had, like you, great luck wthe EA plants. I bought today, Hoya rope, a varigated compacta; and two NOID's labled "hoya green leaf" and "Hoya mini wax plant". I wish we could come up with a way to have your list of EA plants with pictures to see what each looks like.

-Leon

I just got 2 they were miss labled and I've been to 6 different targets trying to find the rope hoya I passed up the first time I saw it!!!!:0( I'll never do that again next time I like one im buying it so I won't have to search the world trying to find it lol! I went to EA web page they have a list but only have about 10 on that so I have no idea how meany if anyone finds that rope hoya please buy it i'll pay for it and to have it shipped that will save me some $$$ on gas so I don't have to search anymore....but it does give something to do with my time.

Hi Nikki,

You might try to post this on a separate new thread, you'd likely get more responss, as this is rather an older thread that's fallen inactive.

I bought Hoya polyneura this summer. I guess there is Hoya linealis, I would love to get.
Jan

I saw a big EA pot of H. polyneura this summer, but it was looking kinda sad, so I passed it up. I have a small plant of it from some cuttings I got, and it's doing great so far. I have a small pot of linearis, but I would KILL for a big EA pot of it! And I'm still searching for one of those speckled lacunosas that EA makes - I heard it made its rounds on the East Coast, but I haven't seen one yet. I always get fooled when I see those variegated lipstick plants in the EA pots - cause it looks very similar to the speckled lacunosa.

Gabi

Green
Where are you live? I know there are 2 curtsii's currently at the lowes in Jefferson City Missouri.
shanna

Leon -
I also bought an EA hoya, called HOYA "mini waxleaf " and underneith that it said Hoya bella. It is actually a Lacunosa.

Sara, I have also seen Fishtail (EA's name), which is Polyneura.

Gabi and Sara - I also have seen Polyneura and curtsii and they both looked a little under the weather so I didn't buy either. Unfortunately I dont have a cutting of either one.

Shanna

Shanna, this post is from April of 2006 (about a year and 1/2 ago!), so I doubt Sara is still looking for curtisii. Also, Leon hasn't been on here in a LONG time.

That's why it's usually better to just start a new thread, so that people don't get confused and think the thread is recent!

Gabi, thanks for the clear up. I didn't even look at the date.