Hoya Obovata

Hoya ObovataHoya Obovata has deep green shiny thick ovate leaves with an occasional white splash. The flowers are bunches of white petals centered in a pink and red star corona. Pictures are of actual plants available your plant will be chosen from. Last picture is of blooms on our mother plant. All plants are grown outside therefore leaves may show some environmental imperfections. White spotting on leaves is residual from sprays used to control insects, mites

These plants are rooted in a 4” pot and are ready for the next size pot

The flowers are bundles of creamy yellow to rosy pink with a pearly corona in the same colors centered in a yellow star

This plant is in bloom 5/22/24

Here in Florida I have them planted in ground and they climb and attach to my trees and become epiphytic living off the trees/fences whatever I have it vining on

Pictures are examples of the size of plant you willl receive

it adds a burst of color to gardens and landscapes

Second picture is a mature plant to show what the pitchers will look like

moderately moist soil and a warm home temperature of 70-75 degrees Fahrenheit

The flowers are one of the larger blooming varieties with bundles of large cup shaped flowers ranging from white to deep wine in color

Hoya Cumingiana has dainty lime to dark green ovate leaves with vines that grow more upright than most Hoya

We plant them in a mix of bark and professional potting mix to help them stay on the drier side

This variety needs full sun during the growing season but can tolerate some filtered light