Hoya lacunosa — SV403
Trace the SV403 label in a dated grower account while keeping its original accession and present-day plant connections open.
Separate an early attributed SV403 record from modern sales-label occurrences and seek the originating accession documentation.
Overview
Edyta Kubiczek records SV403 in her lacunosa collection post displayed as published on 7 November 2010. This profile follows that historical code occurrence and the records needed to connect it to identified living plants. The post does not explain the code or establish its first use.
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What We Know
- Kubiczek describes very small leaves and slow growth for the plant she calls SV403. The account supplies no leaf measurements, observation period or recorded growing conditions. Her report does not establish a fixed growth rate or special care requirement.
- The post’s introductory appreciation of lacunosa flower fragrance is not a documented SV403 flowering observation.
- The dated post documents this code occurrence. It does not identify the original accession keeper, collection locality, voucher or distribution chain.
- A current plant carrying the same code still needs acquisition and propagation records connecting it to the historical material.
What We Are Still Learning
What original record defines SV403?
What would help: The originating keeper’s accession ledger, dated catalogue or original plant label explaining the code and its botanical determination. Do not expand the initials by guesswork.
Which living plants can be traced to that accession?
What would help: Dated acquisition and propagation records for a particular plant, including transfer gaps and the exact label received.
What leaf and flowering characters are documented for identified material?
What would help: Dated photographs and measurements tied to a traceable plant, with a scale and recorded growing conditions; no source image reuse without permission.
Does the reported slow growth persist under recorded conditions?
What would help: Dated growth observations with plant age, propagation stage and conditions. A single qualitative report cannot determine a general rate or care prescription.
Common Misconceptions
- A matching code on a sale listing does not establish clone continuity.
- A displayed blog date is not a collection date or proof of first naming.
- Small leaves and slow growth are attributed descriptions here, not authenticated diagnostic or stable cultivar characters.
Research and Sources
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