Hoya sp. Malang

Hoya sp. Malang is a rare hoya species, native to Indonesia (Malang area, East Java), appreciated both for its large, thick, and glossy leaves of intense green and for its star-shaped, waxy, and fragrant flowers, which appear in decorative umbels. The plant has a climbing or trailing habit and is ideal for hanging pots or elegant supports.

🌿 Common names: hoya, wax flower, porcelain flower.

🌿 Botanical characteristics:

• Full name: Hoya sp. Malang

• Family: Apocynaceae

• Origin: Indonesia (East Java)

• Leaves: Large, oval, thick and succulent, glossy green, sometimes with discreet spots

• Flowers: Star-shaped, waxy, fragrant, in globular clusters; variable shades depending on the specimen

• Habit: Tropical liana with slow to moderate growth

🌞 Growing conditions:

• Light: Strong indirect light; also tolerates bright partial shade

• Soil: Aerated, well-drained, based on perlite, bark, and fibrous peat

• Watering: Moderate; let the substrate dry slightly between waterings

• Temperature: 18–28°C; does not tolerate cold below 15°C

• Humidity: Medium to high; beneficial for stimulating flowering

• Special care: It is recommended not to move the plant during bud formation to avoid losing them
  

✨ Why it is worth choosing:

• Rare, collectible species originating from Indonesia

• Elegant and decorative succulent green foliage

• Fragrant, waxy flowers with an exotic appearance

• Adaptable as a trailing or climbing plant

• Ideal for hoya enthusiasts and exotic collections

⚠️ Note: Each hoya specimen is unique – leaves may vary slightly in size and color depending on growing conditions.