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This easy to grow species is found in Java, Indonesia. prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open potting medium that allows some air to get to the roots. Typical mixe...

is a vining epiphytic plant in the dogbane family Apocynaceae. It has attractive waxy foliage and produces sweetly scented flowers. Native to Hainan, China, it makes an easy houseplant, ideally suited for pots or a hanging basket.Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optim...

Hoya 'Minibelle' is known to be a carnosa hybrid, which prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open potting medium that allows some air to get to the roots. Typical mix...

This hoya originates from Assam, and East Himalaya. prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate lower temperatures (not below 10°C), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open potting medium that allows some air to get to the roots. Typical mixes...

This hoya originates from the Philippines. Its popularity arises from its floriferousness and its easy care.Hoya pubicalyx prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open p...

This hoya originates from the Philippines. Its popularity arises from its floriferousness and its easy care. Hoya pubicalyx prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open...

Hoya carnosa 'Snowball' prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open potting medium that allows some air to get to the roots. Typical mixes include large-grade drainage...

This hoya originates from the Philippines. Its popularity arises from its floriferousness and its easy care.prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open potting medium t...

This species is found in Queensland, East India, in southern China (Fujian, Guangdong and Yunnan provinces, and Guangxi autonomous region), Taiwan, Myanmar, Vietnam, Malaysia, the Japanese islands of Kyushu and Ryukyu, where it grows in humid subtropical forests, and the Fiji Islands. Hoya carnosa p...

This species is found in Queensland, East India, in southern China (Fujian, Guangdong and Yunnan provinces, and Guangxi autonomous region), Taiwan, Myanmar, Vietnam, Malaysia, the Japanese islands of Kyushu and Ryukyu, where it grows in humid subtropical forests, and the Fiji Islands.prefers bright...

Hoya pubicalyx originates from the Philippines. Its popularity arises from its floriferousness and its easy care. This particular clone is named after Susan Tucker and came about from a seedling purchase that was originally misidentified/mislabelled and then later identified as a pubicalyx seedling...

This hoya originates from Assam, China South-Central, East Himalaya, Laos, Myanmar & Tibet. It is commonly called the fish-tail hoya because of the veining in the leaves. It is suited as a hanging plant as the flowers hang below the leaves.prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it...

Currently accepted by Kew as being a Hoya carnosa variant. This species is found in Queensland, East India, in southern China (Fujian, Guangdong and Yunnan provinces, and Guangxi autonomous region), Taiwan, Myanmar, Vietnam, Malaysia, the Japanese islands of Kyushu and Ryukyu, where it grows in humi...

This species is found in Queensland, East India, in southern China (Fujian, Guangdong and Yunnan provinces, and Guangxi autonomous region), Taiwan, Myanmar, Vietnam, Malaysia, the Japanese islands of Kyushu and Ryukyu, where it grows in humid subtropical forests, and the Fiji Islands.Hoya carnosa pr...

prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate lower temperatures (not below 10°C), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open potting medium that allows some air to get to the roots. Typical mixes include large-grade drainage material such as perlit...

This hoya is a vine found on rain forest margins and rocky areas, and occurs in Indonesia, Australia (Eastern and northern Australia, from the Northern Territory though coastal Queensland from Cape York to northern New South Wales), Fiji, New Caledonia, Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Samoa, Tong...

This hoya originates from the Philippines. Its popularity arises from its floriferousness and its easy care.Hoya pubicalyx prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open p...

This hoya originates from the Philippines. Its popularity arises from its floriferousness and its easy care.Hoya pubicalyx prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open p...

known to be a carnosa hybrid, which prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open potting medium that allows some air to get to the roots. Typical mixes include large-gra...

This easy to grow species is found in Thailand. Hoya sp. 'Ban Hgong Ngoy' prefers bright light, but will tolerate much less. Though it will tolerate low temperatures (but not freezing), the optimal temperature is 16–29°C. It benefits from an open potting medium that allows some air to get to the...