Hoya lacunosa sp. Bruno (variegata) - parfumata, cu frunze variegate

Hoya lacunosa sp. Bruno (variegata) is a special subspecies of the Hoya lacunosa species, native to Southeast Asia, valued both for its fragrant flowers and the compact, decorative appearance of its foliage. This plant is an excellent choice for lovers of exotic indoor plants, bringing an added touch of elegance to any space.

Botanical characteristics

• Leaves: small, elongated, with inner variegation, slightly glossy texture, densely arranged on slender and graceful shoots.

• Flowers: star-shaped, white-vanilla, grouped in umbels; the scent is strong and pleasant, especially in the evening.

• Growth: compact form, with flexible shoots, ideal for hanging pots or vertical supports.

Growing conditions

• Light: prefers bright filtered light, without direct exposure to strong summer sun.

• Optimal temperature: 18–28°C, avoiding exposure below 15°C.

• Watering: moderate; the soil should be allowed to dry partially between waterings.

• Humidity: appreciates a moderate to high level of moisture, beneficial for encouraging flowering.

• Substrate: airy and well-drained, with added perlite or bark.

• Collector’s plant, highly valued for its sweet scent and regular flowering under optimal conditions.

• Excellent decoration for modern interiors, whether in hanging pots or on shelves and racks.

• Requires minimal care, suitable for both enthusiasts and beginners.

Fragrant flowers: YES

The ceramic pot is not included in the price. In the case of Hoya specimens, the level of development is influenced by the season.