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Oct 30, 2026

speaker_2UNKNOWN
0:09
Right.
EmilyHOST
0:27
Welcome back to the Hoya Underground.
EmilyHOST
0:30
We are your hosts.
EmilyHOST
0:31
I am Emily.

13 MINS LATER

EmilyHOST
13:49
It's really healthy to have a little bit of a structure of understanding when you get these interpersonal things.
EmilyHOST
13:56
dramas in your life in the plant community.
EmilyHOST
13:59
We're tying it to Hoyas here.
EmilyHOST
14:02
So it's kind of funny that, I mean, funny, not funny, the personalities that are Drawn to the Hoya world, we tend to be very touchy-feely in a way.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
0:13
Yes, we are speaking in Brower's Talks, this is the show that you're
Phil AchlemanHOST
0:21
A big commercial grower put out a guide to its Hoyas in 2024.
Phil AchlemanHOST
0:25
One plant in it is listed as Rubra, also called Crimson Princess.
Phil AchlemanHOST
0:31
Another is Tricolor, also called Crimson Queen.

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Phil AchlemanHOST
6:31
Before the Hoya Society International existed, she wrote a letter to Ted Green, What a mess is right! At the moment, it appears to me that the best we can hope for in Hoya nomenclature is to differentiate between individual cultivars and species as a means of avoiding purchasing two of the same.
Phil AchlemanHOST
6:54
So the big dream was not buying the same plant twice.
Phil AchlemanHOST
6:58
She explained why she would not breed Hoyas herself, and it was not about skill.
Phil AchlemanHOST
7:03
She had won a hybridizer's award for one of her irises the year before.
Krystal DuranGUEST
51:31
And so I love to have more of those things.
Krystal DuranGUEST
51:34
And so now I have in the background, little terrarium there with carnivorous plants, and I had the shelf with Hoyas, but nothing like the fans aren't even on.
Krystal DuranGUEST
51:45
I have a terrarium downstairs that I converted, a cabinet that I converted into a terrarium.
Krystal DuranGUEST
51:51
And that's pretty self-sufficient.
Tanya QuintieriHOST
52:15
But to me, very hard to keep happy.
Jos Vanden AbeeleHOST
52:18
I mean, we can predict every time I put out a Hoya.
Jos Vanden AbeeleHOST
52:22
Tonya is hot.
Jos Vanden AbeeleHOST
52:23
She's easy to please with the Hoyas.
Jos Vanden AbeeleHOST
52:26
Hoyas are awesome.
Jos Vanden AbeeleHOST
52:27
I particularly like this one, like the elbow look of it.
Jos Vanden AbeeleHOST
52:32
I think it gives it a...
Tanya QuintieriHOST
53:34
Beautiful.
Phil AchlemanHOST
0:29
And I think that's a tragedy.
Phil AchlemanHOST
0:31
This woman held the Hoya world together for more than 20 years.
Phil AchlemanHOST
0:36
She ran its journal.
Phil AchlemanHOST
0:37
She kept its membership.
Phil AchlemanHOST
1:24
Here's what we know.
Phil AchlemanHOST
1:26
Ann Wayman lived in Central Point, Oregon, a small town in the Rogue Valley.
Phil AchlemanHOST
1:32
In 1987, she sold Hoyas.
Phil AchlemanHOST
1:35
She said so herself in her own journal years later.
Kathy JentzHOST
44:45
And especially the, I've been given a Hoya and it bloomed this year the scent is wonderful and they're much quicker growing than I thought they would be I'm already having to like trim this plant
Krystal DuranGUEST
44:58
yeah that's exciting but
Kathy JentzHOST
45:01
yeah I can see how people get into collecting Hoyas because it's easy to get get into them
Krystal DuranGUEST
45:08
I know there's a whole crew of people that I'd say they're considered Hoya haters.
Krystal DuranGUEST
45:13
And I say, why? They're so amazing.
Phil AchlemanHOST
0:32
The fern was growing high on a tree, gathering fallen leaves, moisture, and whatever else the forest happened to deposit there.
Phil AchlemanHOST
0:41
and tucked inside it was a Hoya.
Phil AchlemanHOST
0:43
Nobody had ever given it a scientific name.
Phil AchlemanHOST
0:47
On the 1st of March, 2011, a Swedish botanist named Natalie Simonsen was collecting plants near Bayberry in Papua New Guinea's San Juan Province.

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Phil AchlemanHOST
12:20
In 2020, Natali, Radha, and five colleagues published a study examining relationships within the Hoya groups using genetic evidence.
Phil AchlemanHOST
12:29
The research identified a distinctive lineage that warranted recognition as a separate genus.
Phil AchlemanHOST
12:35
They called it Papua Hoya, not another species of Hoya.
Phil AchlemanHOST
12:40
A genus.
Phil AchlemanHOST
14:29
There is an irony here that I find impossible to ignore.
Phil AchlemanHOST
14:34
A woman spent decades trying to correct the names attached to hoyas.
Phil AchlemanHOST
14:39
A fellow botanist honored that work by naming a species after her.
Phil AchlemanHOST
14:43
And the plant carrying her name became part of the very identification confusion she had worked so hard to resolve.
Keith FunkHOST
81:32
That's a great one.
Keith FunkHOST
81:33
And I like Hoyas.
LuAnn AikenHOST
81:34
Yeah.
LuAnn AikenHOST
81:36
Hoyas have their own little fan club.
LuAnn AikenHOST
81:39
They do.
LuAnn AikenHOST
81:40
Kind of
Keith FunkHOST
30:46
That's a great one.
Keith FunkHOST
30:47
And I like Hoyas.
LuAnn AikenHOST
30:48
Yeah.
LuAnn AikenHOST
30:49
Hoyas have their own little fan club, don't they?
Keith FunkHOST
30:53
They do.
Keith FunkHOST
30:54
Kind of like Monsteras.

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