Hoya odetteae, formerly known as Hoya tsangii, is a rare trailing epiphyte from the Philippines. It features slender vines with narrow glossy leaves and is admired for its prolific flowering. Ideal for hanging baskets or mounting, it spreads quickly in bright, humid indoor environments.
🌸 Flowers
Produces charming umbels of tiny star-shaped blooms, approximately 5 mm across.
Flowers start off pistachio-green, turning golden yellow with maturity.
Each umbel typically carries 10–20 blossoms with a mild, fresh fragrance noticeable during the day.
Mature plants often rebloom from the same flower stems—avoid removing spent peduncles to encourage repeat blooms.
🌞 Care Guide
| Requirement | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Light | Bright, indirect light; avoid harsh midday sun to preserve foliage and bloom health. |
| Watering | Let the top 2–3 cm of soil dry between waterings; overwatering may cause root issues. |
| Soil | Use a chunky, well‑draining mix such as orchid bark, perlite, and coco coir. |
| Humidity | Prefers 50–70% humidity but will thrive in average indoor conditions. |
| Temperature | Ideal range is 16–29 °C (60–85 °F); protect from cold drafts. |
| Bloom Care | Retain old flower stalks to support reblooming in subsequent growing seasons. |
💚 Why It’s Coveted
Delicate golden blossoms that shift hues as they mature, creating visual charm.
Slender trailing habit perfect for decorative hanging displays.
Light fragrance adds ambiance and tropical flair.
A rare, fast-spreading species highly valued by collectors and Hoya enthusiasts.
📦 Shipping Info
Ships bare-root only to ensure healthy arrival and avoid damage during transit.
🛒 Available at Orange’s Home
Offered as bare-root starter cuttings or young trailing vines.
Secure shipping across Atlantic Canada or local pickup available.
Message us to reserve yours or check current size and bloom status.