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I would not call them incrassata-like. My incrassatas have pretty straight leaf margins. Erythrina's leaf margins can get wavy, and they are a bit thinner leafed. The veins run vertical, parallel to the leaf margins. They can become really deep in color, green or purple.
I got aff. erythrina (Bajo) from Joni (SRQ) awhile ago. My new addition, EPC 812, came from a friend.
I also have cv. Annakey, which is a Mike Bernardo cross of Hoya erythrina and Hoya nicholsonii. Got that from Carol Noel.
I got Bajo several years ago as a cutting. Slow grower and has yet to flower for me under standard houseold conditions. I am hoping the tomato food feeding will do the trick. Sure helps with the growth factor.
Hit up Ric in Florida for erythrina. (I just messaged you his contact info in case you don't know.) One of the clones I grow is from him. The other erythrinas I have are from friends, from seeds or from overseas.
I mostly find them easy to grow, but most clones are not fast growers.
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