This is a pic of Hoya nummarioides from SRQ hoyas

https://goo.gl/images/80iGB3

I think it's either cv. Mathilde or cv. Chouke, both of which are hybrids of Hoya carnosa and Hoya serpens.

Brad AKA Moonwolf

I believe that is Susan's listing... she isn't usually one to miss ID. But it does happen!

Imho, it looks like a nummarloides to me. But I could be wrong!

Looks like my nummularoides!

Edited to add that it is difficult to catch the slight pubescense of these particular leaves on camera and to add thatsome of my nummulariodes leaves have that dimpling.

IMHO, the leaves on Susan's nummulariodes are more acute at the apex than cv.'s Mathilde and Chuoke. Also, they lack the deeper green and silver splash of cv.'s M and C. The corolllas on the flowers of that peduncle are probably disolored due to them being older. One thing that does puzzle me, but not much, since I don't pay much attention to this one when it blooms (it is REALLY fragrant and I move it outside because the scent gives me a headache), is how pink the pedicels are!

I am late to the party, but the pictures posted in the original photo look exactly like my Hoya nummularioides!