Great plants! They look super healthy too!
Lacunosa will require a bit more water than the others. It doesn't like soppy wet but likes to stay evenly moist and not dry out.
The others you got are what I consider easy care Hoya's. These Hoya's are more forgiving if they dry out a day than the thin leaf types. They will enjoy bright light to dappled sunlight. With sunlight the ones with the white edges could turn pink. The ones with the speckles and spots need some sunlight to keep the spots and speckles or they could fade or seem to not show on new leaves.
Enjoy your new bounty!,,,,Debbie

Nice Haul Toni...so that's what you were doing in between taking care of hubby, hitting the "Bid" button on Ebay,lol!

Those are some very nice and healthy hoyas, H. Bandaensis looks similar but don't know it by that name but I love the leaves. Debbie gave you some great pointers. Enjoy them and thanks for sharing!!

The bandaensis looks globulosa-ish to me. I could be wrong though.
Below is a link to compare.,,,Debbie

Here is a link that might be useful: Hoya globulosa

Hi Toni
I love the coloring on the obovata var. I must get one.
Did you every get that hoya from Thailand that you were waiting for?

Cindy

Debbie your right in that the two look similar but they are diffrent. I have seen Bandaensis in a greenhouse where I live and it was labeled Bandaensis also. Great new hoyas though, wow Toni you must have a lot of room for all these hoyas to grow and thrive!
Andrew

Nice plants, the different Hoya obovata varieties are all really attractive.

Your Hoya bandanensis is really Hoya globulosa. I am not sure if Hoya bandanensis is synonymous with Hoya globulosa or not, from what I have found online Hoya naumannii has also been sold under the name Hoya bandanensis.

Mike

Hey Toni,

Did you get those from cowboyflowerman?? They look like some of the ones he sells, I have them, LOL. I just love the speckles.

Dee

Hi Toni~ I was wonderin where you were, you haven't reponded back to this thread yet either, oh oh, you're not buying more hoyas are you?

Nice looking plants. I've had my eye on H. obovata 'Silver Specks' for awhile. I have a small rooted cutting (thanks Denise !) but have decided I want that one too.

H.bandanensis reminds me of my H.callistophylla, I know it's not, but the leaves have the same colors/veining.

Nice selection, have fun. . . I know you will.

Maid
PS Is hubby doing OK?

Is there a difference between obovata 'Speckled' and obovata 'Silver Spot'? Both look heavily spotted to me.
There is a supposed cross between obovata and kerrii out floating around. Are one of these that cross?
I am just wondering if it's the 'ole stick a different name on it to make more money' trick.,,,,Debbie

Debbie, I have the one labeled "Speckled" obovata. It is heavily spotted/speckled and some of the leaves are heart shaped. I just took a picture but the camera died before I could upload the picture. I will post it in a little while. do you have the one called silver spot??

Dee

I was thinking the same thing...that the Speckled and Silver spots were the same hoya(just called differently) by different sellers? I'm sure that each plant will vary with how much speckles or spots they have from plant to plant. But to me, they sure look very similar.

Would love to hear "if" in fact these are two different Obovatas or the same?

Dee, I would love to see a pic of yours.

Ok, camera charged. here is my speckled obovata.

Beautiful plants, Toni! It must feel like spring to you!

Brad AKA Moonwolf

I'm unfamiliar w/ varieties of Obovata. I just had a plain green one for a few yrs.; loved its handsome leaves, lost it a year ago or so. These different varieties of Obovata are all REALLY good looking, I especially like the speckled one, tho' not so taken w/ the variegate.

Pretty impressive, I'll have to check out this seller! Thanks for the Show & enjoy all your new beauties. Yes, they do look quite healthy, an impressive showing actually Toni, who was the Seller pls?

Dee, your Speckled Obovata is so pretty!! Its neat how that one leaf looks like a Kerrii leaf. Thanks for posting.

Dee - no I don't have the silver spot. The only obovata I have anymore is the variegated one.
Thanks for sharing the lovely picture of your plant!

I do remember now cowboyflowerman in Ebay sells/sold a kerrii x obovata cross,,,or use to anyway. I have no idea if it's a true cross though or not. But pictures showed some round leaves and some were semi to full heart shape all on the same plant.,,,,Debbie

Long ago, both Hoya globulosa and Hoya villosa were incorrectly labeled as Hoya bandaensis. To this day, the correct Hoya bandaensis has not been discovered, so any plant labeled as H. bandaensis is incorrectly labeled.

There are two plants that look very similar, but have differences that are pretty easy to spot so the correct label can be put on the correct plant.

Hoya villosa has a drip-tip on its leaves; meaning that there is a longish end to the end of the leaf. Hoya villosa also has quite wavy edges to its leaves.

Hoya globulosa does not have the pronounced drip tip on the ends of its leaves. The leaf edges of Hoya globulosa also have very little wave to the leaf edges.

Chris Burton recently listed Hoya villosa on eBay and this was her explanation. Chris is very dedicated to correctly naming hoyas so I tend to believe her when she states the ID for a plant. Chris has been wrong in the past, so she is not infallible, but she is correct most of the time and always gives backup to why she reached the ID she reached. If she did ID a plant incorrectly, she will make the correction and fess-up to the error.
Mike