Hoya densifolia - developed specimens

Hoya densifolia - native species from the Java Islands and the Philippines. Compact plant, with vigorous, vertical growth, in the form of a shrub.
The flowers usually appear on the tips of the lianas, in the shadows of 10-20. Each flower is approximately 1.5 cm in size and has a delightful fragrance with notes of citrus and coconut. The peduncles fall after flowering, but it is not a reason for disappointment, because the plant has a good growth rate and the new peduncles appear spontaneously and grow rapidly throughout the warm season.
The color of the flowers varies from green at the time of opening, to lemon-yellow when they mature. The flowers have a lifespan of about a week.
Hoya densifolia is probably one of the most resistant and easy to grow hoya species. The best results in terms of growth and flowering will be obtained when the plant is grown in strong filtered light. It tolerates the sun very well in the morning or in the evening, when the intensity of light radiation is weaker.
Hoya densifolia is related to Hoya cummingiana - the two species show many similarities, but currently taxonomists consider the two to be distinct species. Hoya densifolia is generally considered less demanding.
Like Hoya cummingiana, Hoya densifolia tolerates periods of drought better than excess water.
Fragrant flowers: YES

The decorative bowl is not included in the price.