Hoya polyneura (Hoya coda di pesce) D6

Hoya polyneura (Fishtail Hoya) - an epiphytic botanical species, presented in the form of hanging "vines." The leaves have a distinctive appearance and dark green color, with prominent veins resembling a fish tail, hence the name "Fish-tail hoya." Young leaves are much lighter in color and appear variegated at first, but they change as they mature.

The flowers are striking, fragrant, and last up to 7 days.

This variety does not tolerate excess water well during the cold season - it usually rests throughout the winter, which means watering should be significantly reduced.

Note: The length of the vines varies from one specimen to another and is influenced by the season. Leaves may show blemishes due to handling.

The decorative pot is not included in the price.