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HAVE: Rooted Hoya Cuttings

11 years ago

I have a few small rooted hoya cuttings, H. retusa, H. pubicalyx Royal Hawaiian and H. macgillivrayi. I also have what I think is H. carnosa varigata but some of the foliage is rounded instead of tapered. I also have several starts of Ceropegia linearis available. I would like to trade for succulents, caudiciforms or hoyas that I don't have. Please post here as emails have a habit of ending up in my spam folder.

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snowdogmama
11 years ago
I have succulents that I could trade. aloe, haw, jade, normal colored pagoda, calico kitten, Aeoniums. and others that I cant think of the name of right now. any of those interest you? Are there any you are especially looking for?
karyn1
Original Author
11 years ago
Sorry the hoyas are gone. Only ceropegias left.
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pirate_girl
11 years ago
Hi Karyn,

I'm curious if by C. linearis you mean what's aka C. woodii. I did a search for it & images were very mixed w/ that of C. woodii. If it's NOT C. woodii, I'd be interested, I can swap you the C. woodii variant w/ arrow shaped leaves (instead of heart shaped); I've posted pix of the different shaped leaves either at C&S, Houseplants or Hoya Forum, I forget which.

Also have cuttings of C. sandersonii to swap (which hasn't ever bloomed for me, but could & is a cool looking bloom).

(PG) Karen

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