Hoya manipurensis

Hoya manipurensis - species whose belonging has been intensively discussed, being moved several times between Dischidia, Hoya and even called Micholitzia obcordata. The DNA tests finally showed that it is a Hoya.
The plant has a relatively slow growth rate, but it is easy to bloom, despite its small size. The flowers are small, have an unusual appearance and last for about 3 weeks. The leaves are velvety, pubescent and have a fascinating shape, reminiscent of some prehistoric plants.

Fragrant flowers: YES

The decorative bowl is not included in the price.