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This hoya was sold as a hoya Rebecca, but now that I'v had it under a grow light for awhile, I'm starting to doubt it. Instead of the red i expected, the edges has gone dark, and some leaves have developed a splotchy, almost purple color. Does anyone know what type of hoya this could be? It has not bloomed yet, unfortunately. I've added some pictures.
No, I don't think it's Rosita unless it's very fuzzy, and it doesn't look like it. It could be Rebecca... leaves change in different light conditions. Because mine grows in an east window with only indirect and bright reflected light, it doesn't get any red tones to it. The leaf shape and size looks correct...
Denise thanks for replaying! It's definitely not a Rebecca, I have another one now, along with a hoya Sunrise, so the difference is easier to see. The leaves are not fuzzy, but they're not glossy either, which seems pretty consistent with what I have read and seen of other hoya Rositas :)
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