Hoya sulawesiana rare

SKU: BJ2938

Category: Climbers

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39,90 €

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Rare Hoya species, which has its distribution area on Sulawesi ( Borneo ) in Indonesia. You will receive a plant in 8cm pot. Hoya species can be cultivated more humid in summer, in winter we recommend a slightly drier culture. It tolerates the brightness, direct sun should be avoided. A very beautiful species with purple flowers.

This Hoya rarity, originating from the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, captivates not only with its long, fleshy leaves, but above all with its unusually large, fluffy-haired flowers, whose hue varies from dark pink to purple. To optimally develop its long leaves and unusual flowers, it needs enough space to unfold.
The product photos show examples of the plant. You will receive a specimen that corresponds in size, shape and coloring to the product photos.
- Delivery: in 8cm pot
- Growth type: creeping, climbing
- Origin: Sulawesi
- Other names: Waxflower, Waxplant, Waxflower, Porcelainflower

Ben's tips on plant care:

- Habitat/Light requirements: bright, indirect sunlight.
- Substrate: Ben's Hoya Soil special soil
- Temperature: optimal at 21-26° C (day), 16-18° C (night)
- Watering: water moderately every 7-10 days, substrate may dry out slightly, avoid waterlogging at all costs
- Humidity: needs moderately high humidity, use humidifier or spray regularly, but then let leaves dry well.
- Nutrient addition: in spring/summer every 2 weeks with diluted organ. Liquid fertilizer moderately, in winter every 4-6 weeks.
- When it forms long, bare tendrils, these should be left undisturbed so that it can form new leaves and flower stalks.