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Hoya Exchange
ladygreensleeves

HAVE: Have: Several rooted Hoya's

16 years ago

I have several rooted hoya's that I would like to trade for other rooted hoya's or cuttings. They are:

Australis ssp. Teneipes...This is a large plant in a 4 in pot.

Lacanosa....have a couple of them in 4 in pots. Blooming size.

Australis ssp. Keysii...starter plant in a 4 in pot....fast grower!

Campforifolia...have two....one is a small starter plant, the other is a large plant in a 4 in pot blooms constantly.

Nummeriodes....have a well established 4 in pot, and a smaller pot just rooted.

Obscura....small starter plant in 4 in pot.

Retusa.....growing in a 4 in pot.

Pictures can be provided upon request. Looking for:

Glabra

Siariae

Subglabra

Davidcummingii

Dennisii

Bicknellii

Cagayanensis

Citrina

Greenii

Lambii

Lamingtoniae

Leucorhoda

Longifolia

Naumannii

Serpens

Thomsonii

Verticillata

or will consider hoya's I don't have listed on my exchange page. Hope to hear from you soon.

Regina

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