Hoya scortechinii 'Yellow' (Hoya sp. Sabah IPPS 7950)

Hoya scortechinii 'Yellow' (IPPS 7950) - species discovered in Sabah, Malaysia, by Benedetto Scortechini and published for the first time in 1906. In the past, it was marketed as Hoya sp. Sabah IPPS 7950
The flowers are spectacular, yellow, with golden and red-pink reflections, fragrant (citrus). The leaves are long and narrow, green, with a splash of silver and they color spectacularly when the plant is grown in strong light. It is considered an easy variety to grow and bloom, but sensitive to overwatering.

Genre/Type: Hoya

Fragrant flowers: YES