Identification forum: Looking for a long lost hoya
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| There was a hoya that I don't have any longer, but want it back... It's hard to describe but it had burgundy cupped leaves When I say cupped, something like brevialata but longer and not quite as cupped. The leaves hung down in a row. That description sounds wild, I know. It couldn't have been too exotic because at the time, I didn't have a lot of exotic plants. I hope someone can make sense out of this. Thanks, Susan |
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| The color would be from a lot of UV light... description is really vague...'hung down in a row?". Was it long and narrow like kentiana? Can you find a picture...maybe on Christinas' website myhoyas.com? Leap. The net will appear. |
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| No I haven't seen It anywhere. All I can describe is slightly cupped like brevialata but not quite as round. Not the widest leaf but definitely not a kentiana type. It must be a pottsii or something in that bunch- very dark burgundy. LOL! |
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| One that get's confused with H.brevialata is Hoya incurvula, pottsii is very different from brevialata. |
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Did you ever figure it out, Susan? What came to mind for me was DS-70 - the dark leaves, the hanging down.  However, DS-70 looks nothing like pottsii, so I could be wrong. Is leaf size similar to incurvula (or brevialata)? Denise in Omaha |
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