I received these 2 plants yesterday and need help identifying them. #1 is H. Krohniana ‘Black’, I was told ?and #2 I don’t know what she said, except not wayetii. #3 I don’t know what she said either. Please help me ID them correctly😊. Thank you for your help
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The one with the thin long leaves and black margins looks like a Hoya sheperdii. Interesting she said not a wayetii because it honestly looks closest to that.
2 Me gustaI thought so too. Do you agree first is Krohniana?
0 Me gusta Yes the first one looks like Hoya krohniana to me too.
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0 Me gustaMe too.
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Yeah the one looks like a Hoya wayetii to me. Idk #3
2 Me gusta And yes the 1sts one looks like a krohniana. Great find.
1 me gustaI went to buy an Epipremnum pinnatum albo and she gifted the others to me! She was an older-ish lady, like myself😆, and she literally had a “Secret Garden” right in the middle of the town! The best thing I came away with was a new found friend😊
3 Me gustaI’d be her friend too. lol
0 Me gusta Aww that is so fun when that happens!! ☺️
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You have a lacunosa (not Krohniana as it has a cordate base on all leaves) You also have a Hoya noid for now but I see a peduncle that when it blooms can be photographed for proper id. There are quite a few leaves that look like this plant, including minibelle, (a shepherdii x carnosa) Wayettii and Kentiana (less likely) to name a few. They are both beautiful so enjoy them!
1 me gustaThank you very much!!!
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