Hoya lacunosa — Silver Lime
Compare the photographed Silver Lime plant with the checklist’s separate Big leaves label and identify the records needed to test that distinction.
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Compare the photographed Silver Lime plant with the checklist’s separate Big leaves label and identify the records needed to test that distinction.
Document the received Silver Mint Coin label, photographed appearance and open questions about this plant.
Preserve a documented selection history while separating it from generic silver or splash labels.
Trace the received Souma name, its unresolved history and the evidence needed to understand this material.
Separate a documented silver-mottled selection account from broad modern silver and splash descriptions.
Trace the SV403 label in a dated grower account while keeping its original accession and present-day plant connections open.
Retain the qualified origin account and attributed traits while identifying the original-record gaps.
Trace the received Tricolor Bruno name, its unresolved history and the evidence needed to understand this material.
Trace the received White Pearl name, its unresolved history and the evidence needed to understand this material.
Trace the received Winter Pandora name, its unresolved history and the evidence needed to understand this material.
Explain the documented selection and distinguish appearance comparisons from demonstrated hybrid parentage.
Explain the historical red-growth selection and its distinction from Royal Flush.

A documented cultivar identity within Hoya multiflora, presented separately because Silver and Splash are historically associated labels but are not unique identifiers.

A separate guide to Albo Splash labels and the unresolved relationship to Royal Hawaiian Purple.
A guide to the conflicting use of Chimera in pubicalyx literature and its relationship to Royal Hawaiian Purple.
A profile of the Dapple Gray descriptions and attributed seedling history, preserving unresolved spelling and material questions.
A historical profile following the published Fresno Beauty description and reported seedling history.

Pink Silver has a long selling-name history. The registrar treats it as a trade designation and leaves the underlying selection unresolved.
The plain-leaved, maroon-flowered material compared with a silver-speckled variant in a 2004 thesis abstract.
A source-attributed account of Reva’s reported naming and relationship to Fresno Beauty.

Published accounts document Royal Hawaiian Purple and its naming history. This profile follows those accounts and the unresolved use of Chimera.
A 2004 research abstract distinguishes a silver-speckled, red-flowered Hoya pubicalyx variant without assigning it to a modern cultivar or trade label.

A guide to silver-marked pubicalyx sold with Splash-related labels, and what those labels can tell us about a plant.

The registrar recognizes Silver Pink and distinguishes it from Pink Silver. This profile follows the name and its documentary limits.
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