Can't help you there, but keep in mind that to get such coloration for most plants will typically require pretty strong light levels. If that is the case here, and I would expect it is, be prepared for the fact that they may just be plain-jane green for you if you can't give it enough light.

My sunrise is very easy going. Sits in an east facing window and sun stressed nicely.

Even grew a punduncle

Thank you for sharing everyone. I'll keep an eye out for a sunrise then :) Did you happen to have your sunrise shipped to you? I had a problem the lacunosa I ordered and the leaves turning yellow, I'm assuming due to shipment stress. Since sunrise is a lacunosa hybrid, I'm worried it won't ship well.

Tika and Stacy your sunrises are beautiful.

denise_678, Thank you. I have had them both shipped to me. I have had over 150 different Hoya shipped to me. I read reviews on the seller, and mostly use Etsy. Always choose a seller who says to let them know if plant arrives in a bad condition and they will work with you. When they arrive, I keep them out of bright light for a day or two, I keep them in regular house humidity, I never water them right away, and I ease them into light, humidity, and watering. Some have come too wet and I either put paper towels under to wick the water, or just make sure a fan is on to give air circulation. I also don’t buy from that seller again. I have had them shipped all winter even, with heat packs, and a couple insulated well with no heat pack. I think the heat pack can do more harm if it’s too close to the plant without a buffer. They arrive much better in the warmer months without a heat pack or cold to deal with. I have had only five come in bad condition. Three got totally refunded minus shipping. I have even gotten unrooted cuttings and most arrived perfect. A couple looked thirsty and I soaked wjole cutting in water for a few hours. I put just moist perlite and cutting into a large ziplock bag, keep them a little farther from a grow light in a warm room and have had great success.

I also had my sunrise shipped to me. I actually got it in a purge on Facebook. I have recently been ordering from Unsolicited Plant Talks. They guarantee their plants and their hoyas are very healthy. Here is the link below. They do carry sunrise. I would highly recommend them.

https://unsolicitedplanttalks.com

I've grown obscura for nearly 15 years - it can take on red tones - for me, it's generally in winter and when it's getting stronger sun in my GH. Where I grow it now, it's just green. I also grow a small Sunrise and it does sun stress easier, but it's not as good a grower for me. But since it is a cross between obscura and lacunosa, I'd guess it's the lacunosa in it that makes it a bit difficult for me as lacunosa has never been my forte. For me, it's finicky... goes along growing nicely, then just goes to hell!

Denise in Omaha

Denise: Thanks, that makes me feel better about having trouble with my lacunosa. It seems to be growing fine, for now, lol. Only 1 cutting survived after I received it (most of the leaves quickly turned yellow after being shipped). Maybe the obscura would be easier for me.

Tika: Thank you for the recommendation. I will check them out. I don't always have the best luck buying plants online. I'm definitely open to recommendations of a good place to buy from.