Hoya latifolia (long pointy leaves) (former H. aff. clandestina) (4″ pot)

This Hoya develops very appealing succulent leaves. The dark emerald green foliage grows large and prominent veins are visible. My mother plant has 8″ long leaves. This trouble-free Hoya has grown really fast for me. It bloomed in two years from an un-rooted cutting. The flowers are your typical H. clandestina, H. macrophylla, or H. polystachya flowers. They normally are not very flashy colors, but sometimes when they bloom, they bloom with several clusters of flowers all over the plant. This clone produces pale yellow flowers with a white corona with pink center when mature. The true beauty here are the leaves though.

 

We grow our Hoyas outside in S. FL in filtered light, they only get watered when it rains or when the soil is dry, and we protect well from cold temperatures. 

All photos were taken of our mature mother plants in bloom. The plants for sale are starter plants and do not come with flowers.