Hoya archboldiana 'White' - grandes fleurs parfumées

Hoya archboldiana 'White'
Hoya archboldiana - a botanical species discovered in 1933 by the explorer Richard Archbold, after whom the species was named.
The plant has large, glossy leaves, up to 20 cm long and 7 cm wide, which develop interesting colors when grown in strong light.
Flowering occurs relatively easily when the plant enjoys a stable microclimate. The flowers are large, cup-shaped, strongly fragrant, and their color slightly varies depending on the light in which the plant is grown.
Hoya archboldiana is not a demanding plant - it easily adapts to any microclimate.
Flower diameter approx. 5 cm.
Fragrant flowers: YES