Hoya parasitica 'Black Margin' D12

Hoya parasitica 'Black Margin' - an endemic species from Thailand and Vietnam. The plant stands out through its impressive, pointed leaves with black edges, silver splashes, and prominent, structured veins.
The flowers are cream-colored with a red center, pleasantly fragrant, and have a lifespan of about 7 days.
When the plant is grown in direct sunlight, the leaf edges become intensely colored, and the new leaves are almost black - hence one of the old names (Hoya parasitica 'Black Leaves').
This variety has been sold over time under various names: Hoya parasitica 'Black Margin', Hoya aff. parasitica, Hoya parasitica 'Black Leaves', Hoya sp. Anjuk Ladang (Vietnam), Hoya EPC-301, Hoya Verticillata Sp. Anjuk Ladang, Hoya verticillata 'Black Margin'.

The specimens in stock have leaves with defects.

Note: The degree of growth and branching of the plants varies depending on the season and batch, and the photos are for informational purposes only.