Hoya Pachyclada big leaves 6196

PHBP-NT04-200
Latin name: Hoya pachyclada
Common name: Thick-leaved Hoya
Native to Thailand and Laos, Hoya pachyclada is a slow-growing epiphyte known for its succulent, rounded, waxy leaves. This species is prized for its foliage texture and the compact, mounding growth habit that makes it ideal for pots or hanging displays. Its thick leaves help it tolerate brief droughts, making it a good choice for collectors and beginners alike.
Flower details 🌸
When mature, it produces creamy white, ball-shaped umbels of starry flowers with a pink-red center. Each cluster emits a rich, sweet fragrance, especially in the evening. The blooms have a waxy appearance and feel, creating a beautiful contrast against the lush, glossy foliage.
Care instructions
☀️ Light: Bright indirect light; tolerates some morning sun.
💧 Water: Allow soil to dry between watering; reduce in winter.
🌡️ Humidity: Moderate to high (50%+ preferred).
🪴 Soil: Well-draining mix (e.g., orchid bark + perlite + peat).
🏺 Potting: Use shallow pots with drainage; prefers being root-bound.
🌱 Growth rate: Slow (approx. 3–5 cm new growth per season).
🐾 Pet Friendly: No – toxic to pets if ingested.
🔎 Special notes: May take a few years to bloom; prefers stable temperatures.
Why you will love it? 💚
Perfect for hanging baskets or decorative pots.
Thick succulent-like leaves add unique texture to plant collections.
Gorgeous, fragrant flowers bring a tropical flair indoors.
Suitable for minimal watering routines.
An easy-care Hoya once established.
At Orange’s Home 🍊
We cherish Hoya pachyclada for its charming resilience and compact elegance. Its glossy, paddle-like leaves are a joy to watch as they slowly grow and mature, eventually gifting us with fragrant, starry blooms that surprise us in quiet moments. It’s one of those plants that invites calm and patience—qualities we love to nurture.