I've only been working on my current collection for 2 years now 'cause I keep having to leave behind my collections 'cause I used to move alot, but this is what I've got so far. x2 Sansevieria trifasciata (one regular, one laurentii) Spathiphyllum wallisii Chlorophytum comosum variegatum Cereus peruvianus Hoya carnosa Podocarpus macrophyllus Dracaena marginata x2 Codiaeum variegatum pictum (one regular, one Golden Star) Ficus diversifolia x2 Howiea (some say Howea) belmoreana Hypoestes sanguinolenta (had 3 colors, red, white and pink but for some reason the red didn't make it) Dieffenbachia picta Exotica x2 Zygocactus truncatus (one with white flowers, the other with salmon) African violet (grew from a cutting) Schefflera actinophylla Citrus paradisi (grapfruit tree from seed ^_^) Echinocereus pectinatus Lobivia famatimensis Lemaireocereus marginatus An uknown cactus that looks kind of like a Lobivia but yet not...but I call it my snowman cactus 'cause they way it's shaped it looks like a snowman without a head. Philodendron scandens Sedum morganianum Saxifraga sarmentosa Beaucarnea recurvata Aglaonema Silver Queen Tillandsia cyanea Kalanchoe tomentosa A succulent whose leaves are bluish green and fuzzy and slightly pointed at the ends. Thought it may have been an Echeveria setosa...but those leaves are waxy...not fuzzy. Sedum pachyphyllum Aphelandra squarrosa louisae Sempervivum arachnoideum Coleus (just a little seedling) Araucaria heterophylla x2 Hedera helix (one Glacier, one sagittaefolia) Coffea arabica Gasteria liliputana (one of my personal favs) Lavandula heterophylla Radermachera sinica Dracaena deremensis x2 Pteris (one ensiformis victoriae, one cretica albolineata) Zamioculcus zamiifolia (the infamous ZZ plant, another one of my favs) Crassula perforata (probably not a good reason to buy a plant but I bought it merely for it's common name...string of buttons!) That's it, that's all. 14 of the plants on that list were added just this month! >_I have a few seeds I'm waiting on too though. Fuschia, Cactus, Salpiglossis, Strelitzia, Passiflora, Musa, Dracaena (forget exactly what it is), Lithops and a Succulent.

There are supposedly various cultivars, but that's what mine has always done for the 8-9 yrs I've had it. IDK its' cultivar name, if one might apply. Coleus 'Indian Summer' with pink in its' leaves, and a little pink earth star (Cryptanthus) to the right. Not very noticeable but there's also a pink flower on the khaki-colored Begonia 'Castaway' to the right of the center Coleus.

Overall, it would be a tie between chlorantha and paziae. In summer, paziae grows faster, and in winter chlorantha. But atm the shining stars are: - The Eriostemmas - publicalyx Black Dragon (is putting the other publicalyxes to shame, including Pink Silver!) - curtisii - heuschkelianas (esp 'pink form') - densifolia (went from a tiny one node cutting after some difficulties rooting, and now triples in size every time I go to water it) - blaeshernaezii - engleriana - mitrata (has been growing much like variegated mac, where it ALWAYS has 2-3 new leaves, and I have to stay on top of it with keeping the conditions perfect, so I don't lose them) - patella (is weirdly fast as long as it is kept in an aquarium) Oh yeah and square leaf is kicking *ss and taking names, man! And there are all the weirdos that are sending out long vines all over the place, but I tell them it doesn't count until there are LEAVES.

Tawnygrisette, thank you for responding. I am so excited about this exchange! I am interested in some of your hoyas (in the order of preference): 1) H. cv. Mathilde; 2) H. purpureofusca; 3) H. macrophylla variegata (you talked me into it!); 4) H. obovata/splash (my small obovata from Gardinos has not grown at all. I'd like to give it another chance). H. Andalensis is a great hoya! It is one of the easiest growing hoyas I have tried. This hoya is so easy growing, it's hard to kill. I will never stop growing this one. I already have H. limoniaca (still small). H. holiana reminds me of Krimson Queen (I have a lot of these), or H. exotica. It's a great hoya, and I have a jungle of it. My H. Krohniana Eskimo from Aleyagarden died on me. It reminded me of H. curtissii that I have. I like H. curtissii a lot because it has grown so well. H. curtissii is an easy growing plant, it is best to propagate it by laying it flat on moist soil. I also ordered sheperdii from Aleys, I am not sure if this cutting is alive or dead- it just sits in soil and has not put any growth. Sheperdii looks somewhat similar to my hoya kentiana/wayetii (not sure which one EA plant I have). I have a lot of Curtissii (it's such a pretty hoya!), and can dig up the rooted plants for you! H. Kerrii - I got one from Gardinos nursery and one from another ebayer - they just sit in the pot and don't grow at all! I don't know what the deal is. The one from Gardino is very nice- it's a variegated one, but it just sits there in the pot with 4 leaves and not growing. I moved it into my mini greenhouse, hoping that it will start growing after 4-6 months of hibernation. H. obovata - I purchased it from Gardinos, but it also doesn't grow. I bought it appr. 4-6 months ago and it hasn't grown at all. I hope your obovata is not as slow growing as the one I have now. It is such a pretty plant, I would give it another chance. I will send you a private message too.