Hoya polyneura (Vissestaart Hoya) - volle potten

Hoya polyneura (Fishtail Hoya) - an epiphytic botanical species, presented as 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.