Hoya sp. aff. burtoniae 'Variegata' - exemplare mari!

Hoya sp. aff. burtoniae (variegata) - endemic species from the Philippines. The plant is relatively compact, with pendulous vines. The flowers are red-garnet, and have a strong honey scent.
The leaves turn reddish or even brown when the plant is grown in bright light or direct sun.
There is much controversy regarding the true identity of plants in section Acanthostemma - this plant has also been marketed over time as Hoya sp. DS-70, Hoya burtoniae, Hoya bilobata (incorrect), Hoya tsangii (incorrect). From our analysis and general knowledge available, this is a Hoya species affiliated with burtoniae (unnamed species, associated with burtoniae due to multiple similarities) - unlike Hoya burtoniae, the leaves are much larger, thicker and sharper, with a much more prominent venation.
Hoya sp. aff. burtoniae is part of the Acanthostemma section.

Fragrant flowers: YES

Note: The length of the vines varies from one specimen to another. In the same pot there can be both variegated and reverted or non-variegated vines.