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Hoya incrassata is native to Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines. It represents one of the easiest varieties to grow for Hoya enthusiasts, as it does not require special care. The...

Hoya vangviengiensis - variety with spectacular, pubescent leaves, whose shape resembles a boat. The shape of the leaves changes as the plant matures. Fragrant flowers, in shades of cream-pink. Fragrant...

Hoya sp. PNG SV 422 - recently discovered species, originally from Papua New Guinea. The flowers stand out for their spectacular combination of colors, appear in large shadows, have a...

Hoya rotundiflora - endemic species from Thailand. The plant stands out both for the impressive shape of the leaves and for the white flowers with a pink center. The leaves...

Hoya coriacea - species with thin and glossy leaves, showing fast growth. The flowers are spectacular, strongly scented - it blooms frequently and abundantly. Fragrant flowers: YES The decorative bowl...

Hoya anncajanoae - original species from the Luzon Islands, Philippines, published in 2008. The flowers are relatively large for the section it belongs to (Acanthostemma) and have a strong caramel...

Hoya fitchii - endemic species from the Philippines, which stands out for the special appearance of the leaves with visible, textured veins, which acquire spectacular colors when the plant is...

Hoya sp. Sarawak (GPS 10073) - variety with spectacular, large leaves. Fragrant flowers, in shades of cream-pink, large nectar producers. Oval leaves with prominent venation and splash. The plant is...

Hoya wibergiae - variety with spectacular leaves, covered with a silver splash that turns pink when the plant is grown in strong light. Fragrant flowers, in shades of cream, with...

Hoya sp. Aceh splash - variety with spectacular leaves and fragrant flowers. Fragrant flowers: YES Each pot contains 2-3 plants in different stages of development. Long lianas are brittle and...

Hoya merrillii - endemic species from the Philippines, named after the botanist who discovered it, ED Merrill. The leaves show visible venation and tend to turn red when the plant...

Hoya latifolia 'Albomarginata' (round leaf) Hoya latifolia - endemic botanical species from Borneo, Jawa to the Lesser Sunda Islands. The plant stands out for the impressive appearance of the leaves,...

Hoya puber - rare species, endemic to Borneo, Jawa and Sumatera. Although it was discovered in 1827, there are very few correctly identified copies in circulation. The leaves are small...

Hoya Mathilde is the result of crossing the species Hoya carnosa and Hoya serpens. Placement: It should not be placed directly in the sun, but in a bright area. Watering:...

Hoya 'Chouke' (carnosa x serpens) - remarkable hybrid obtained by crossing Hoya carnosa and Hoya serpens. The flowers are spectacular - "fluffy", fragrant, in shades of white and pink, with...

Hoya linearis is a species of the Hoya genus, part of the Apocynaceae family. It is a tropical epiphyte, which means it grows on trees and other plants in its...

Hoya burtoniae - species native to the Philippines. The plant is relatively compact, with hanging vines. The flowers are pomegranate-red, and have a strong honey scent. The leaves become reddish...

Hoya australis 'Kapoho' was discovered in Hawaii, the city of Kapoho. It is easily differentiated from the rest of the australis varieties by its very large, light-colored leaves and the...

Hoya imbricata, popularly known as the wax flower, is native to Malaysia, Thailand and Indonesia. Other known names: Hoya maxima Fragrant flowers: YES Pot diameter: 15 cm The length of...

Hoya brevialata has round or oval, convex, slightly green leaves, 6 cm long, 3 cm wide. The flowers are 1.2 cm in size, 20-30 per umbel, yellow in color with...