Two different hoyas. It is spelled fuscomarginata.

That's what I thought. Thanks.

I'm having a heck of a time trying to find someone with this plant. Any one have one they are willing to take some cuttings from or rooted? Thanks :)

In my notes, I have it that fuscomarginata is a synonym of vitellina, which contradicts what aurora says. I do not know which is right, but you may want to google it some more, OP.

I honestly can't see a difference.

Which would you say this is aurorawa?

The foliage of Vitellina looks very different from fuscomarginata, the only difference on blooms I see is the reverted(?) petals of vitellina

I'd say it was fuscomarginata (literally means "red margins").

Hooray! I did buy the right one lol

Gah, everythig I am reading suggests they are the same, but I have both and they both look very different. Even the vitellina crosses (cv. Noelle and cv. Nelinae) look very much like the vitellina I have, not at all like my fuscomarginata!

Ok, one of the top hoya growers agrees with me. This misnomer seems to have occured during an IML re-naming (instead of keeping it an accesion number, the plant was misidentified, not by Liddle, but by a certain grower who notoriously mis-names hoyas and took it upon himself to "officially" name, or should I say mis-name this one). They are not the same plant.