Hoya imbricata green leaf – rooted cutting
Quick plant info
- Soil
- Well drained soil. Hoya hates clogged soil!
- Light
- Full sun to partial shade
- Water
- Plenty, but(!) let it dry out between waterings
- Growth
- Climbing
About this plant
Rare green leaves form of a very popular Hoya imbricata. It can be growing attaching to wood, a slab of cork or to a branch. Its shingling leaves are thin, but very stiff; up to 7cm (2½”) wide. Provide humidity by daily spraying for faster growth and proper leaves development. Hoya imbricata grows very well in a small greenhouse or terrarium.
We carefully remove the plant from growing media and ship according to phytosanitary requirements.
Full plant details
- Scientific name
- Hoya imbricata f. green leaf
- Common name
- Waxflower, waxplant, waxvine
- Natural habitat
- Tropical forests in Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines and Thailand
- Flowers
- Flat or slightly reflexed; 0.7cm (¼”); white corolla with white hairs, yellow corona; ~20 flowers per umbel; mild scent
- Soil
- Well drained soil. Hoya hates clogged soil!
- Light
- Full sun to partial shade
- Watering
- Plenty, but(!) let it dry out between waterings
- Outdoor hardiness
- USDA zones – . Does not tolerate temperatures below 10 °C (50 °F)
- Growing habit
- Climbing
How to grow it
Practical indoor growing guides from our own experience:
Shipping & guarantee
Plants travel with the soil removed and the roots wrapped in damp sterile coconut peat, then packed in a sturdy box with the shipping option you choose at checkout.
We ship internationally all year round with a Live Arrival Guarantee on live plants. Shipping cost depends on the total weight of your order and the destination.
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