Hoya ilagiorum Cucurbitaceae mimicking its native forest habitat

mimicking its native forest habitat

this striking epiphyte blooms from spring to summer

with night temperatures not dipping below 60°F (16°C)

with delicate fringed or fimbriate edges on their petals

Hoya ilagiorum Cucurbitaceae mimicking its native forest habitatHoya ilagiorum is a unique and rare species renowned for its distinctive characteristics and exceptional beauty. This prized specimen represents one of the more unusual and sought after varieties in the Hoya genus, making it a treasured find for plant enthusiasts. Light: Provide bright, indirect light. Can tolerate some direct morning sunlight but avoid harsh afternoon rays. East facing windows are ideal. Temperature: Maintain temperatures between 18