Hoya inflata – žlté voňavé kvety ako voskové zvončeky

Hoya inflata - a rare botanical species, native to Papua New Guinea. Initially classified as Madangia inflata, it was reclassified in 2006 and placed in the genus Hoya.

Hoya inflata is especially valued for its unique, swollen and waxy flowers, with a globular shape and pale yellow or cream tones, sometimes with brownish accents in the center. The name “inflata” comes from its distinctive floral form, which appears “swollen” or bulging, a feature less common among hoyas.

The leaves are thick, glossy, and slightly elongated, of a deep green, and the plant grows vigorously, climbing or trailing if left unsupported.
It is ideal for hoya collections, bright spaces with steady moisture, or tropical indoor corners, where it can bloom spectacularly, especially in summer when well acclimated.

Fragrant flowers: YES

The ceramic pot is not included in the price.

Specimens may also have leaves with imperfections.