Hi Natalie! Welcome to the Hoya Forum. I would love to view your Hoya plants where exactly do I go to view them? I was looking around on your myspace page but I did not see any plants/hoya links.

There are alot of helpful people here. Stick around and you will learn alot!

I couldn't see the pics, either, Natalie!
I logged in to Facebook (which I despise, by the way), and still couldn't find an album....


Josh

The link took me right to Natalie's pictures. Try logging into FB and then clicking on the link.

Welcome Natalie, I agree with Mike's guesses. The 2nd "if" the leaves are fuzzy and this is just a total guess...maybe H. cialata? Nice hoyas!

They are outside at this time of the year (summer over here)lol, they are getting the morning sun and then mottled light for the rest of the day they are under a tree. Was just wondering what the red sort of spots on the leaves were on the 3rd one?It could just be sun burn because where i bought them they were in a shade house.

Some Hoyas naturally have spots, streaks or splashes of colour on their leaves. If there are black spots on the underside of the leaf of that one it is a good indication that it is Hoya micrantha, also if the leaves are very rigid. It can be hard to ID when plants are still just cuttings so you might have to check back once your plants grow larger.

Mike

I really like cinnamomfolia and mcgillivayr but nobody here has them probably really expensive to get cuttings because you need a phyto cert. What conditions the ones i have survive in?

Hi mike yes i do grow other plants i have

4 english lavenders one pink one
2 christmas cactus
1 fan aloe
1 other aloe
1 orangeberry
1 gooseberry
5 nz cranberry
2 currants
lots of strawberrys
2 roses
and the hoyas

Hi my name is Silvia...i'm new here and i would like to know which kind of hoya i buyed yesterday...it haven't the name of it..

Thank you

Kindly regards

Silvia