Tawnygrisette, thank you for responding. I am so excited about this exchange!

I am interested in some of your hoyas (in the order of preference):

1) H. cv. Mathilde; 2) H. purpureofusca; 3) H. macrophylla variegata (you talked me into it!); 4) H. obovata/splash (my small obovata from Gardinos has not grown at all. I'd like to give it another chance).

H. Andalensis is a great hoya! It is one of the easiest growing hoyas I have tried. This hoya is so easy growing, it's hard to kill. I will never stop growing this one.

I already have H. limoniaca (still small). H. holiana reminds me of Krimson Queen (I have a lot of these), or H. exotica. It's a great hoya, and I have a jungle of it.

My H. Krohniana Eskimo from Aleyagarden died on me. It reminded me of H. curtissii that I have. I like H. curtissii a lot because it has grown so well. H. curtissii is an easy growing plant, it is best to propagate it by laying it flat on moist soil. I also ordered sheperdii from Aleys, I am not sure if this cutting is alive or dead- it just sits in soil and has not put any growth. Sheperdii looks somewhat similar to my hoya kentiana/wayetii (not sure which one EA plant I have).

I have a lot of Curtissii (it's such a pretty hoya!), and can dig up the rooted plants for you!

H. Kerrii - I got one from Gardinos nursery and one from another ebayer - they just sit in the pot and don't grow at all! I don't know what the deal is. The one from Gardino is very nice- it's a variegated one, but it just sits there in the pot with 4 leaves and not growing. I moved it into my mini greenhouse, hoping that it will start growing after 4-6 months of hibernation.

H. obovata - I purchased it from Gardinos, but it also doesn't grow. I bought it appr. 4-6 months ago and it hasn't grown at all. I hope your obovata is not as slow growing as the one I have now. It is such a pretty plant, I would give it another chance.

I will send you a private message too.

Great! I will hook you up. I just joined the site too so I'm not really familiar with how it works yet (no idea how to check PM's so my burner email is if I don't respond in a timely fashion.) Yay for Hoyas!

I don't see the option to send a PM from here. I can be reached at ehv13 at outlook dot com

tawnygrisette, I emailed you from my gmail.

Hello,does anyone have hoya kerri and multi flora-shooting stars they will trade me? or any other kinds,i have one hoya,it is 18 years old from a 70year old family pass down,i was told it is wayettii,i have vines wrapped around the hanger because some are over 7ft long.i had to give away over 378 plants in 2010 due to illness,but am now trying to re establish my love of them,i have alot of houeplants to trade also,and have a hawaiian sunset vine i would gladly share cuttings of also,you can email me at jeci1974@yahoo.com

Can you post pics of your wayetti? I would love to see that!

And what is a "hawaiian sunset vine"?

Sorry to hear you had to part with your plants, jeci1974. I might be able to get you some kerrii, and I'll go check and see what else I have that might be ready for a new home. Your wayetti sounds amazing, post pics if you are able!

i have no idea how to post a photo ,i am just learning to use my computer,hawaiian sunset vine is related to morning glories,but it is not a morning glory,the vine is a fast grower,but also sublect to aphids,had to treat it right after it arrived,it is now aphid free,i just brought it in for the winter,it will go semi dormant,cannot get cuttings until march,our springtime.isis know as stictocardia beraviensis,the only bloom i saw was in july,only one ,the grasshoppers chewed it good,i loved the color bright pink with orange in the center.like i said cannot get cuttings until march i will come here and post when i get some rooted.the 3 kind people who are sending me hoya cuttings/plants will get first dibs on the cuttings.but i will root as many as i can.