Hoya latifolia (unique specimen)

Hoya latifolia is a tropical plant that is part of the Apocynaceae family. It is a plant with attractive flowers and fleshy leaves, being native to Southeast Asian areas, including Thailand and the Philippines.

The leaves are usually large, thick and fleshy, with a rounded or elliptical shape. They can have a length of up to 10-20 cm and a similar width, depending on the growing conditions. The leaves are dark green and can have a slightly waxy texture.

The flowers are usually small and fragrant, forming umbels or globular bouquets. They can vary in color from white to pink or red, depending on the variety and growing conditions.

Hoya latifolia prefers indirect light and high humidity. Moderate watering is recommended, letting the soil dry a little between waterings. A well-drained soil is essential to prevent the risk of root rot.

Some leaves/lianas may be sunken or have damage.

The copy shown in the picture is for sale.