I have a strange plant with orange tiny blooms on it, what is it?

Question

i bought a plant from Peterson Air Force Base a while ago cause i thought it was very interesting. the plant has very shiny leaves and is kind of viny. the flowers are extremely small with a tiny hole at the end of them, so they are almost intirely closed like a ballon, and in the hole you can see the polen stalks and what not. this plant didnt have a tag on it to tell what it was or even a price bar for the clerk to scan it with. they sold it to me for the price of a simular sized plant. i asked some employees if they new what it was and all of them were baffled also. Please Help. Thanks.

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Answer 1

Those are classic leaves when it comes to a hoya. There are many varieties.

http://www.bigislandgrowers.com/ghp/AHla...

Good Growing!

Here's another link. If you read the description, it tells you that colours can vary.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hoya

I found another one for your consideration. This is a lipstick vine and it may be a better match but you'll have to wait until your blossoms open. The leaves are similar along with the vining habit.

http://toptropicals.com/cgi-bin/garden_c...

Answer 2

This is a gesneriad commonly known as goldfish plant.

Answer 3

sorry not what i was thinking of.

Answer 4

I agree with Susi, I'm almost positive it's a Goldfish Plant.

Look it up in Google Images.