Hoya sp. Gunung Gading Waxvine 6283

Scientific name: Hoya sp. Gunung Gading
Common name: Waxvine 🌿
This species was discovered in Gunung Gading National Park, Sarawak, Borneo. Belonging to the finlaysonii group, it is recognized for its strong venation and ability to develop reddish or purplish tones under higher light. Growth is typically vining and slow, making it suitable for collectors.
Flower details
Flowers are star-shaped, arranged in small spherical umbels.
Color is creamy white to soft pink with darker centers.
The delicate, almost translucent texture adds a gentle and refined charm when blooms appear.
Care instructions
☀️ Light: Bright, indirect light; some direct sun enhances leaf color.
💧 Water: Water only when the soil is nearly dry; sensitive to overwatering.
🌡️ Humidity: Enjoys high humidity, 60–80% preferred.
🪴 Soil: Use a chunky, well-draining mix with bark, perlite, and coco coir.
🏺 Potting: Ideal in hanging pots or trellised containers; repot when rootbound.
🌱 Growth rate: Slow; focuses on leaf development more than flowers.
🐾 Pet friendly: No – ingestion may cause mild digestive upset.
Why you will love it?
Striking leaf venation with unique patterns that change under sunstress.
Compact and manageable growth—perfect for shelves, desks, or hanging baskets.
Adds a rare and collectible touch to any Hoya collection.
At Orange’s Home
At Orange’s Home, Gunung Gading feels like a hidden treasure. Its bold veining and subtle color shifts always surprise us, while its delicate blooms appear like tiny constellations—quiet, rare, and full of character.