Liddle Hoya catalogue 2012 - Linh's Little Green

2012 Overseas cutting List
The collection of Hoya has been mainly for research purposes and because of the number of clones
of a particular species, it is not possible to propagate all for sale so a representation is selected and
made available each year.
Names change as progress is made with taxonomy, so please keep the clone number to identify your
plants. All the clones have an individual number prefixed by IML, this will enable an accurate record
of the plant, and original collection data can be supplied for many of them by using this identifying
number.
Please Please Please use use use catalogue catalogue numbers numbers and and the the name name name in alphabet order where possible when ordering, as
new determinations are made names may change but the catalogue number always remains the
same for a particular plant.
Please ask for any other Hoya not in the catalogue as only those that have sufficient stock for normal
demand are listed. A substitution and/or wish list is recommended.
Import permits need to state “rooted cuttings” as hoya cuttings can have roots coming out from all
over.
Paypal payment can again be made at the Email address: davidjliddle1@bigpond.com in $Australian
or $US whichever is higher.
Direct deposit is not suitable for small orders as the bank fees can be more than the invoiced
amount.
TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURE TOLERANCE
TOLERANCE
Temperature tolerance is the ability of a plant to withstand the extremes of temperature, both lower
and upper. While most species can tolerate an upper temperature in excess of 27 degrees C, some
can not. The converse is the lower temperature tolerance, which varies considerably from species to
species. Consequently two temperature requirements should be taken into account.
The letters C, I, or W represent what is considered the plants temperature tolerance.
C C = = CCOOL
C OOL Plants that can tolerate a continual exposure to a lower temperature of 10 deg. C . Also
included here are those plants that are intolerant of temperatures above 25 deg. C.
I I = = INTERMEDIATE INTERMEDIATE Plants that can tolerate a continual exposure to a lower temperature above 10
deg. C. Some species in this group are intolerant of temperatures above 35 deg. C.
W W = = WARM WARM These are usually lowland tropical species and are intolerant of a continual exposure
below 15 deg. C. This group will grow quite happily in temperatures above 35 deg. C.
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