Better invest in a machette now, you have passed the point of no return. ;)

I love the tiny, turtle shell textured veination and speckles on my lacunosa snocaps, and am itching for a callystophylla of my own. All the finnalaysonii complex makes me weak in the knees, especially sp guning gading, deykeae, and kalimantan. All also officially on my wish list. :)

I like having a huge variety of foliage... truebiana and revolubilis have big long, almost rubbery leaves. (Both wishlisted) My pubicalyx pink silver has awesome silver splash to it, and my pubicalyx RHP is similar but with more purple. Love it! Another love, the simplicity of a bushy H. multiflora with its non hoya like leaves, broad and deep green makes a stunning contrast to its rocket ship flowers, in my mind.

Oooh, also ones I want... H. linnearis, leaves like Cousin It's hair, and H. polyneura, they look like mermaid tails. Those two can be tricky, so I am holding off on them for now. Have to have some restraint, somewhere!

Also, epiphytica has one that is seriously making me want to place a Thailand order just to get, its black khoniana, a deep burgundy color on heart shaped little leaves. Hunting for the splashy green version too.... I might be a little obsessed too. Just a little though.

Oh, and Hoya macrophylla and its huge leaves! Latifolia and surigoensis too, for big leaved beauties.

So many things to add to my wish list! Thank you for the lovely pictures! I'm having way too much fun with Hoya's and soon (hopefully) it will be warm enough to bring most of my house plants out onto my front porch, which is huge! Last summer the Hoyas I brought outside really took off. In the meantime having my hubby build me some shelfs because the plants are starting to take over (he thinks I'm a little crazy)

I also vote for pubicalyx (especially Royal Hawaiian Purple or Red Buttons), fungii, and lacunosa. Kerrii is one to grow especially for their famous heart-shaped leaves and is quite easy to grow, but can get large ( I have one lone vine in a pot and it's one that I don't pay attention to a lot of the time). H. finlaysonii "Ripple Leaf" is a new favorite of mine. The leaves look like markings on a turtle/tortoise shell. Motoskei is another personal favorite with it's lime-green/grassy colored leaves and little silver speckles. Shepherdii is another great one to grow and is called the String Bean Hoya because the leaves look like green beans. That's one I wish I could get to flower.

Brad AKA Moonwolf

Denise, your deykeae sure is looking fat and sassy, seems bigger than the last picture I saw. Have you unlocked the secret to fast (er) growth on this one?

Oooh, sheppherdi is another favorite... those string bean leaves make me so happy!!

Don't get me started on foliage!

Links to my fav. foliage pics:

http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/3790486/looking-for-hoya-kalimantan?n=23

http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/3680155/holy-molyprettiest-leaf-i-have-seen-on-pub-rhp-and-some-photo-fun?n=15

http://forums.gardenweb.com/discussions/3448458/these-are-a-few-of-my-favorite-leaves

Thank you all so much! So many to look for, I better pace myself, or try, lol! I love the Deykae, such interesting leaf shape and veining! I would probably pay more than I would like to admit for a sp guning gading!