Hoya albiflora Claire's Collection though its growth will slow

though its growth will slow

It is among the fastest-growing aroids in cultivation: give it a moss pole and warmth

An unusual rare cultivar of Hoya verticillata

Direct sunlight can cause leaf burn

Watering is recommended when the top 2–3 centimeters of the soil feel dry to the touch

Hoya albiflora Claire's Collection though its growth will slowHoya albiflora is a climbing plant native to Papua New Guinea. It features light green, elliptic leaves measuring approximately 1018 cm in length and 59 cm in width, with visible veins and a pubescent underside. The plant produces hanging clusters of 5 to 20 white, cup shaped flowers, each about 1517 mm in diameter, emitting a strong musk fragrance and lasting up to 10 days. Native to: Papua New Guinea. Water: Requires well draining soil; water