Hoya leucantha

Unveil the Delicate Charm of Hoya leucantha

Embark on a botanical journey with the enchanting Hoya leucantha, a delightful addition to Greenboog’s curated Hoya collection. This charming variety showcases slender vines adorned with small, succulent, ovate leaves with a vibrant green hue. Its clusters of star-shaped blooms exude a sweet fragrance, transforming your home into a fragrant oasis.

Features:

• Charming Ovate Leaves: Small, succulent leaves with a smooth texture and vibrant green color, creating a lush and delicate foliage display.
• Delicate White Blooms: Clusters of star-shaped flowers with a sweet, subtle fragrance and a pristine white color.
• Compact 1″ Size: Perfect for starting your Hoya collection or adding to a terrarium or miniature garden. This young plant offers the promise of mature growth and blooming in the future.
• Thriving Indoors: Adapts well to indoor environments with bright, indirect light and moderate humidity.

Care Tips:

• Light: Full sun to partial shade.
• Water: Plenty, but allow it to dry out between waterings. Hoya hates clogged soil!
• Soil: Well-drained soil.
• Temperature: Not lower than 14 degrees C (57F).

Important Note: This Hoya leucantha is a young plant, offering the potential for stunning foliage and fragrant blooms as it matures with proper care.

Nurture the beauty of the Hoya leucantha from Greenboog and watch it flourish into a captivating addition to your plant collection. 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.