Epiphytica's web site

9 years ago

Is it me or have others found some errors in their photo descriptions as well? Their 'Canosa Holliana' looks like 'Callistophylla' and I really like the leaves on the Hoya they show as 'Clandestina'. I have 'Clandestina' and it looks nothing like their photo. I'd love to know what type that really is.

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tlbean2004

9 years ago

AH dips there plants in Bayer before sending them out so i would not worry about it.

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tlbean2004
9 years ago
The photo of Hollina looks nothing like callistophylla! lol

I dont know about the other plants.

Are you gonna place an order with them?
Monica bf N. Carolina zone 7B
Original Author
9 years ago
I'm not sure yet. I don't know which vendor, Epiphytica or AH Hoya would be better.
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Monica bf N. Carolina zone 7B
Original Author
9 years ago
Really? Geez Tony, I'm not that much of a newbie to think THAT photo is of a Callistophylla. I should have posted their picture that went with 'Holliana' because it was different than what shows now.

Now they show that same photo for both Holliana and Clandestina. That photo is neither one of those varieties but I like it and would like to know what IT is.
tlbean2004
9 years ago
My order from AH just shipped out yesterday! I cant wait to get it!
tlbean2004
9 years ago
What are some of the hoyas you plan to order?
Monica bf N. Carolina zone 7B
Original Author
9 years ago
Please post pictures as soon as you get them set up.

Since we're going into the fall and winter seasons, I'm looking for easy growers and ones that aren't pest magnets. (If such varieties exist - lol)