Hoya burtoniae variegata (DS 70) 6129
Hoya DS 70 is a rare and captivating Hoya cultivar distinguished by its medium-sized, glossy leaves and vigorous trailing habit. This compact climber is ideal for hanging baskets, moss poles, or decorative indoor displays, bringing lush foliage and seasonal blooms to any plant collection.
🌸 Flowers
Blooms in tight umbels of reflexed star-shaped blossoms, each roughly 8–10 mm in diameter.
Petals are creamy-white to pale pink, with a deep red to burgundy corona that provides a striking focal contrast.
Each cluster typically features 15–25 fragrant flowers, emitting a light sweet scent, especially during warm, humid conditions.
Mature plants often rebloom from existing flower stems—retain spent peduncles to encourage successive blooms.
🌞 Care Guide
| Requirement | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Light | Bright, indirect light; a few hours of soft morning or evening sun enhances foliage sheen and bloom production. |
| Watering | Allow the top 2–3 cm of soil to dry before thorough watering—avoid soggy conditions to prevent root issues. |
| Soil | Use a chunky, well-draining mix: orchid bark, perlite, coco coir. |
| Humidity | Prefers 50–70% humidity, but adapts well to average indoor environments. |
| Temperature | Ideal range: 16–28 °C (60–82 °F); shield from cold drafts. |
| Bloom Care | Do not remove old flower stems—plants rebloom from them. |
💚 Why It’s Special
Glossy foliage with elegant texture enhances indoor aesthetics.
Eye-catching star clusters with bold coronas add beauty and fragrance.
Compact trailing form is versatile and decorative.
Rare yet easy-to-grow—perfect for collectors looking for something out of the ordinary.
📦 Shipping Info
Ships bare-root only to preserve root health and prevent transit damage.
🛒 At Orange’s Home
Currently available as healthy bare-root starter cuttings or young vines. Each plant is acclimated in our growing space to ensure strong root development and lush foliage before shipping. Stock is limited—contact us for recent photos, current size, or bloom stage updates.
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