lol I think it's too soon to tell for sure.

You know how it is... a young leaf can look very different from its mature form. Even distinctive trends like you're seeing now can be completely reversed or transmuted by the time the leaves are fully fleshed out. And incrassata leaves have always struck me as looking very different as adolescents. It's one of those where I can't tell what plant I'm looking at if I am holding onto a young vine.

Idk if you're on Facebook, but there was a recent discussion of 'how long it takes to know what a seedling is going to look like' on Hoyas 101.

Looks like you're doing a great job growing them tho! ^_^

Yeah, you are way over-analyzing this. I do not see what you are talking about in your pictures. The first two embryonic starter leaves are going to be different from the true leaves that come out after them. Seedlings may and do often vary from one another though and from the mother. So, give them more time to truly develop their character.

I have GOT to get out more...sigh...thanks for the input...

Or you gotta get more plants. :-) That is my recipe for constantly being entertained by SOMEthing.

lol @ shelley
lol @ greentoe

xD