Hoya Archboldiana

Hoya ArchboldianaArchboldiana has lush thick dark green leaves that have both veining and some dimples. The blooms are some of the largest most astounding cup shaped petals of cream to pink with red to burgundy star corona. Pictures are of actual plants available your plant will be chosen from. All plants are grown outside therefore leaves may show some environmental imperfections. White spotting on leaves is residual from Neem oil spray used to control insects, mites

The Nepenthes Alata pitcher plants have elongated hour glass shaped pitchers with colors from green to burgundy

wall or fence as it is recommend to grow its vines in an up and down pattern to induce blooms which would eventually make the vanilla bean

Hoya  Burtoniae variegated has small lanceolate shaped inner variegated pubescent leaves that sun-stress with hues of pink under high light

The leaves will sun stress under high light

The plants can grow 10-12” overall and put out babies next to it that are easy to propagate and share with a friend

The pitchers form with closed lids until they are ready to eat

These plants will have smaller leaves when growing from a hanging pot but if trained up a trellis will get quite large

Hoya Mathilde is a hybrid Hoya of Carnosa and Serpens that has small round deep green leaves with silver flecks on the surface

This plant is rooted in a 5” pot

they measure 4

Plants in pictures are examples of the size of plant you will receive

The bloom pics are from our personal plant