Hoya macgillivrayi (huge fragrant flowers)

Hoya macgillivrayi (Apocynaceae family) is one of the most spectacular Hoya species in Australia, found only in the Iron Range - McIlwraith Range area of ​​the Cape York Peninsula. 

Hoya macgillivrayi produces huge, spectacular flowers, usually dark red, purple or pink, star-shaped, with a lifespan of up to 3 weeks. The flowers appear mainly in the warm season, grouped in formations of up to 10-15 per peduncle, and each flower has a size of up to 7 cm.

The perfume of the flowers is impressive and refreshing - a combination between citrus and gardenia flowers.

Fragrant flowers: YES

The decorative bowl is not included in the price.