I have one hindu rope unrooted cutting (6 nodes) I also have unrooted cuttings of various carnosa and pubicalyx clones)

I could spare a few small cuttings of Hoya chinghungensis, if you could spare a small cutting of H. pachyclada. I prefer the variegated one, but green is fine, too. But, I'm looking for ones with the red edge only. This spring, I expect to have some rooted H. Maxima (red corona), as I have a ton of runners which should leaf out in spring. Any chance you have a variegated DS-70 in your collection? I have many in your list, so just ask.... Kathy

Randy - Yes Im in Florida, but the panhandle, so my weather is probably similar to you. I leave the serpens outside all year, so down to freezing in the winter, and the full heat of summer. I give it dappled sunlight in summer, but in the winter it gets direct sunlight for about 3 - 4 hours a day. Watered infrequently in winter (mostly by rain), and daily in summer, but even the daily watering in summer, the plant does dry out everyday. Hope this helps. cpawl- yes I'm still using K-lite, but over the winter I had some symptons (mostly on my orchids) that indicated a possible P deficiency, so I supplement with bone meal as well. Klea - yes it does, a very light scent, almost rose-like. Renee

Thanks for the help again...fortunately the seller has agreed to replace the Elliptica. He says it may have gotten heat damaged while shipping. The first one's not even a hoya?! That's a bummer..but it's leaves look kinda cool, I guess. It's even got a cool purple variegation under the leaves The last one does look like a densifolia/cumingiana.. when I asked the seller about the plant he was 100% confident that it's a H. verticillata lao since the plant bloomed many times in his nursery and the plant sent was grown from a cutting. He even sent me a picture of the plant in bloom....do you know any hoya that has a similar bloom and leaf structure compared to what I've received?