Hoya erythrina borneo 4″ pot

Embrace the Tropical Beauty of Hoya erythrina Borneo

Embark on a botanical journey with the enchanting Hoya erythrina Borneo, a vibrant addition to Greenboog’s curated Hoya collection. This unique variety showcases thick, waxy, heart-shaped leaves with a striking combination of deep green hues and red accents, creating an eye-catching visual contrast. Its delicate, star-shaped blooms cluster together in shades of deep red and pink, exuding a sweet, intoxicating fragrance.

Features:

• Vibrant Heart-Shaped Foliage: Thick, waxy leaves with a deep green color and prominent red veins, adding a touch of warmth to any space.
• Delicate Star-Shaped Blooms: Clusters of charming, star-shaped flowers with a sweet fragrance and a delicate pink and red color palette.
• Compact 4″ Size: Ideal for showcasing its beauty on shelves, desktops, or hanging baskets.
• Thriving Indoors: Adapts well to indoor environments with bright, indirect light and moderate humidity.

Care Tips:

• Light: Full sun to partial shade.
• Water: Allow soil to dry out between waterings, as this Hoya is susceptible to root rot if overwatered.
• Soil: Well-drained soil.
• Temperature: Not lower than 14 degrees C (57F).

Important Note: Hoya erythrina Borneo is a relatively fast-growing variety, known for its stunning foliage and frequent blooming.

Elevate your plant collection with the captivating beauty and fragrance of the Hoya erythrina Borneo from Greenboog. To ensure your Hoya thrives, be sure to read our comprehensive guide, “The Ultimate Guide to Hoya Care,” and discover the wonders of our Hoya collection today!

Shipping Information Detail:

• Transport: The minimum temperature during transport is 0 degrees Celsius (32 degrees Fahrenheit).
• United States: An import license is required. How to get the import permit in the US >> HERE
• Canada, EU, Singapore, UK: You don’t need an import permit.
• Hong Kong, Taiwan, Australia: An import license is required.
• Other countries: An import license may be required, please check with your local customs or agriculture ministry for regulations.