Hoya polypus (pink) H459

Hoya polypus (pink) H459Unique blooms! Slender stemmed climbing hoya with firm, fleshy leaves in pale mid green colour, measuring up to 10cm x 4cm, with generous splash. Clear sap. Blooms: Unique polyp shaped flowers whereby corolla lobes are narrow and recurved, giving a jellyfish appearance, in tones of pastel pink, measuring 20mm across with a matching pink corona. Up to 10 flowers per umbel. Sun exposure: Medium to bright indirect light. Water requirement: Prefers well

Blooms: Vivid cup-shaped flowers which transition from creamy-white in the centre through to dark plum on the outer edges

Glorious foliage

dirt and those annoying white mineral deposits without damaging foliage

pronounced venation and scattered silver specking

measuring 10cm x 6cm

A climbing hoya with stiff leaves in lime green

All parts pubescent except leaf blade and corona

Said to be one of the blackest blooms of the Hoya world

off-white corona

Blooms: Unique

From the finlaysonii complex of Hoyas

Full name – Hoya anulata Pascoe River rockpile IML 0526