I'd say it's a gorgeous carnosa, it's plants like this that make me want to get one myself 😍

@Osulala

Hoya lacunosa

oh dearie, I swear that's what I meant to say 🤓🤣

Osulala,

Pix are a bit too small to see the leaves well, but Carnosa & Lacunosa leaves are quite different. Lacunosa leaves smaller & usually pointy tipped, which Carnosa leaves are usually thicker than Lacunosa & are rarely pointy tipped.

It's always best to identify when one is simply GUESSING, especially when incorrectly.

Pls explain "🤓🤣"

ET Add: The Carnosas that can have pointy tipped leaves would be Krimson Princess & Krimson Queen, which I should have noted before.

Hi Karen,

I know both hoya very well, I grew up around a mother obsessed with hoya. It rubbed of, because right now I own about 20 different types of hoya. I typed carnosa instead of lacunosa, even pressed enter, and I have no idea how that happened. That being said, I was very aware of how me saying 'that's what I meant to say' looks like, after being called out on a public mistake like that. Hence '🤓🤣'.

I value this platform for it's knowledgeable members and their input. Therefore I agree that it should be clear when an answer is a GUESS, this was an honest mistake though. You ask me to explain my choice of emoji, but I do think that is a bit nitpicky. I feel this explanation is already more attention than a mistake like this deserves.

a foolish or contemptible person who lacks social skills or is boringly studious.

The rolling on the floor laughing emoji is a more intensive version of the face with tears of joy emoji. Also know as the ROFL emoji, it depicts a smiling face crying tears of joy while leaning to one side, as if rolling over with uncontrollable laughter. It is used to mark anything that is extremely hilarious.

Well, I did feel very awkward about my mistake and laughed quite loud about my own foolishness now out in the open on the internet! 😂😂

I think I'm seeing at least 5 Hoyas in the photo. I think the furthest is a carnosa. The white flowered one needs a closeup of the leaves and flowers to be sure, but lacunosa or one of its varieties could be right. Maybe another carnosa near the brown pot lower left. I see a leaf from a 'Krimson Queen' near the left, and at the left edge, it looks like maybe a micrantha.

Denise in Omaha

Osulala,

You appear to be new on here, the other people on this thread are not.

I'm sorry you feel it was picky of me to ask, but I have never, ever seen the characters you posted on here before, that's why I asked what they meant. I didn't recognize them as emojis or anything else. This morning they appeared as 2 small boxes, side by side. This afternoon they appear as 2 sets of parallel lines; the top & bottom lines are now gone. I am on the same device, both times; an old laptop w/ Chrome & old Windows 7, should it be relevant.

Mystifying.

Denise,

Hi there, good catch you made, I was so focused on the plant blooming in the center of the pic (so floriferous, as Jeff might say), I didn't observe the different varieties you did on the periphery, thanks.