Hoya Densifolia 6138
Hoya densifolia is a compact, upright epiphytic vine native to Southeast Asia (Java and the Philippines). It forms thick clusters of glossy, ovate to lance-shaped leaves that darken and deepen in color as they mature.
🌸 Flowers
Produces umbels of 10–20 star-shaped blossoms, each about 1.5 cm (0.6 in) across.
Blooms feature pale yellow to greenish petals with a vivid deep red to violet corona, arranged in reflexed clustersSibOrchid.com.
Flowers emit a sweet, gardenia-like fragrance and typically last 5–7 days.
Mature plants rebloom on existing peduncles—do not remove old flower stems to encourage repeat blossoms.
🌞 Care Guide
| Need | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Light | Bright, indirect light; tolerates some morning/late afternoon sun. |
| Watering | Let the top 2–3 cm of soil dry before watering; sensitive to overwatering. |
| Soil | Use a chunky, well-draining mix: orchid bark, perlite, coco coir. |
| Humidity | Prefers 50–70% but adapts well to average indoor levels. |
| Temperature | Ideal range: 16–28 °C (60–82 °F); avoid cold drafts. |
| Bloom Care | Leave spent peduncles intact—reblooming occurs from same stems. |
💚 Why It’s Special
Larger flower size compared to H. cumingiana—makes a bold visual statement.
Elegant yellow-green and red star clusters, richly scented and long-lasting.
Dense foliage and upright habit make for a striking display, whether potted or mounted.
A collector’s gem that blooms reliably with good care.
📦 Shipping Info
Ships bare-root only to ensure the healthiest transit and arrival.
🛒 At Orange’s Home
Available now as well-rooted bare-root starters or young upright vines. Cultivated in our indoor environment to promote strong root systems and lush foliage before shipping. Limited stock—message us to reserve, request bloom photos, or check availability.
PHBP-NT03-Combo
SPTM-NT04-60
