Hoya decipulae | 2-Inch

Hoya decipulae | 2-InchHoya decipulae is a thin leaf species from West Lampung, Sumatra, Indonesia and is mostly known for its very unique flowers that resemble tiny whisks. Like many thin leaf hoyas, it has flowered very easily for me. *** Exact plant, rooted with new growth, US Seller *** Click here to read important information about local pickup, general shipping, and winter shipping Care Listed below are my current growing conditions for this plant as a guide for you.

slightly larger

The amount of variegation varies from leaf to leaf

and highly decorative foliage that looks stunning even when the plant is not in bloom

but this Papua New Guinea collector's Hoya is surprisingly vigorous and rewarding to grow

and get splash under high light fairly easily

making it especially satisfying for growers who enjoy seeing regular progress and new vines

almost oval-shaped leaves with splash

Watering: Allow the potting mix to approach dryness between waterings

Hoya Lacunosa 'Variegata' can sometimes look a lot like a Lacunosa 'Tricolor Bruno' but there are a few differences

Ideal Temperature & Humidity: Grows exceptionally well around 85°F with 70–75% humidity

this plant is grown approximately 8 inches beneath double Barrina T5 lights for 14 hours per day

this plant has grown well positioned about 8 inches below double Barrina T5 lights for approximately 14 hours per day