I think you're right on the first pic as carnosa Chelsea. It looks like the one I purchased last year from Lowes with a name tag. Second one may be bilobata or brevialata. EA usually has that tag on the pot. And last one is lacunosa 'Royal Flush. It could be Snow Caps which looks the same to me. EA seems to chage names each year to confuse us and to sell us more plants that end up to be the same.

Congratulations on your new purchases, Beverly!

1. Chelsea
2. Some kind of Aeschynanthus (a Gesneriad relative to African Violets). You'll have to wait for a bloom for a positive ID, but it resembles my 'Thai Pink.'
3. Definitely not Snow Caps, which is very distinct from Royal Flush and Ruby Sue, imo. It has very strong pale green variegation and green vines. Seems like Royal Flush vs Ruby Sue to me, due to the speckles.

I think the second plant is of an Aeschynanthus species or hybrid vs a Hoya. The leaves are opposite just like Hoya but the cordate (heart shaped) leaves are not all that common in Hoya and certainly not common in the small growing species.

Mike

I thank all of you so much for the ID's. It's good to know that the second one is not a Hoya, since I've looked high and low for heart-shaped leaves to no avail. Now I can go in another direction as well as wait for a bloom - so far there is no indication that it will. The Royal Flush is loaded with blooms everywhere! It should put on quite a show when they are all open.
Thanks again for your help.

greedyghost, I've spent some time looking at leaves on the plant you suggested might be 'Thai Pink'. It sure looks like that's the one. Now to wait for a bloom for a definite ID. Not that it will make a difference; I have been buying for the foliage since that what I enjoy the most. Thanks again.
Beverly

I think it's a super cute plant, and very low maintenance. I find Aeshynanthus so much more laid back than Columnea and their blooms are just as pretty. They are also more tolerant of harsh light, if you decide to put it on a porch or something.

Hi Bama & Welcome,

I've not grown Chelsea, so was going to suggest it's a Carnosa of some kind.

I believe the 2nd is some kind of Dischidia -- Oh Denise, are you around pls, would you agree? or suggest something else?

The 3rd is some form of Lacunosa, I'm not up on these names, Snow Cap, Ruby Sue. I'd found this or something very much like this at HD several yrs. ago & I called it 'Speckled Lacunosa' for lack of a better name.

Accents for the Home sold something like it several yrs. ago (which I unfortunately lost along w/ 3 other plants I bought from them) & called it 'Indonesia'. These people & their crazy made up names --- arghhhh

They look like healthy, beautiful plants from here - Enjoy!!

pirate girl, thanks for the welcome. I've been around the forums "lurking" for a while. I also have Sans and some cacti/succulents. Hoyas are new for me, but I'm loving the leaves on all of them and learning about them. The Chelsea was labeled as such when I bought it at Home Depot and looks like the pictures found on different websites. The bloom on the speckled lacunosa looks like the one posted by puglvr as Royal Flush. I have one more I would like ID'd (I'm thinking it is DS-70;was labeled as bilobata) and will post later in a separate post.
Everyone here is so helpful and I'm loving reading all posts.
Beverly