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SPTHM-NT03-25

This exquisite hybrid blends the compact charm of Hoya lacunosa with the dark, velvety foliage traits of Hoya obscura. It produces glossy, heart-shaped green leaves that take on smoky, dark edges when exposed to bright, indirect light. The plant forms a dense, trailing vine, ideal for hanging baskets, terrariums, or as a cascading focal point.

🌸 Flowers

  • Blooms feature clusters of tiny, star-shaped flowers in creamy-white to pale yellow hues.

  • Each umbel contains 10–25 fragrant blossoms, about 5–7 mm across.

  • Flowers often emit a soft honey-citrus scent, enhancing indoor spaces with a gentle aroma.

  • Mature plants rebloom from the same peduncles—do not remove old flower stems to enjoy successive blooms.

🌞 Care Guide

NeedRecommendation
LightBright, indirect light; enhanced foliage tones with a few hours of morning or evening sun.
WateringLet the top 2–3 cm of soil dry before watering; avoid overwatering.
SoilGrow in chunky, well-draining medium—orchid bark, perlite, and coco coir provide excellent structure.
HumidityPrefers moderate to high humidity (50–70%), though it adapts well to normal indoor climates.
TemperatureIdeal range is 16–28 °C (60–82 °F)—avoid cold drafts and frost.
Bloom CareLeave old peduncles intact to promote repeat flowering.

💚 Why It’s Desirable

  • Attractive smoky-tinted foliage that shifts with light exposure.

  • Compact, trailing habit perfect for decorative displays.

  • Fragrant florals add sensory value, with charming umbels adorning the plant.

  • A hybrid that combines aesthetic beauty with ease of care—great for both newcomers and collectors.

📦 Shipping Info

  • Ships securely bare-root only to ensure plant health during transit.

🛒 Available at Orange’s Home

  • Offered as bare-root starters or young trailing vines.

  • Local pickup and secure shipping across Atlantic Canada are available.

  • Contact us for current availability, size, or bloom stage.

Hoya lacunosa x obscura 6167

C$15.00Price
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