Research source

UPT — Scarlet Glow origin and former Bruno (red) name

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Nursery product listing and reported provenance Rename notice: 11 August 2026; captured 21 October 2026

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Citation

Unsolicited Plant Talks. Hoya lacunosa Scarlet Glow (formerly Bruno (red)). Rename notice: 11 August 2026; captured 21 October 2026.

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How the Library handles rights and attribution

Unsolicited Plant Talks (UPT) identifies Fendi Hoya Nursery in Indonesia as the origin of the material it sold as Hoya lacunosa Bruno (red). UPT reports obtaining it in early 2026 and records the grower’s rename to Scarlet Glow on 11 August 2026.

The listing is direct evidence of UPT’s naming and reported supply history. It does not independently verify genetics or establish that every Red Bruno plant belongs to this line. Its greenhouse colour observations are grower reports, not controlled cultivation findings.

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Evidence scope and limits

Original HTML and bounded extraction retained. Supplier-reported origin and naming history; no independent genetic or scientific care acceptance.

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