It does look very much like a Hoya as H-C has already said. I've just had a quick google (they can't touch you for it) and it is similar to Hoya vitellinoides (Hoya meredith) Beautiful leaves you got there Erol
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Ha no, IT doesn't seem to be liking the central heating though, the dry air is making its leaves curl and little. Might have to find it a new spot to hang out in.
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I don't have a clue Erol, but my post will bump your query up and hopefully someone will be able to help
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Had a hunt through my dad's 'Exotica', but haven't found it yet. Looks like a trailing plant and I presume it's an indoor one?
H-C
Possible a hoya species. Can't find one with those markings, though (YET!).
H-C
Thanks Fairygirl and Hortum.
Yep, it's an indoor plant but like you, I can't identify the markings. I'm completely stumped.
It does look very much like a Hoya as H-C has already said.
I've just had a quick google (they can't touch you for it) and it is similar to Hoya vitellinoides (Hoya meredith)
Beautiful leaves you got there Erol
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Thanks Pete!
I ended up gong to a plant shop and asking there, apparently, it's an Aeschynanthus marmoratus!
Finally, he has a name!
Hooray!
Never heard of that before. I guess the UK climate is too harsh for it here.
Are you sure it's a he though
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
Ha no, IT doesn't seem to be liking the central heating though, the dry air is making its leaves curl and little. Might have to find it a new spot to hang out in.