PHBP-NT04-200
A rare and highly prized variant of Hoya sigillatis, the ‘Atlas River’ form is native to Southeast Asia. It features glossy, lance-shaped green leaves that may develop subtle burgundy tones under bright light. With a compact, trailing habit, it’s ideal for hanging baskets, mounted displays, or elegant shelf installations.
🌸 Flowers
Features dense umbels of star-shaped flowers, each around 7–10 mm in diameter.
Petals are creamy-white to pale pink, clustered around a vibrant golden corona, resulting in a striking, reflexed bloom.
Flower clusters measure about 2–3 cm across and emit a mild, sweet evening fragrance.
Mature vines rebloom from existing flower stems, so leave old peduncles intact to encourage future blooms.
🌞 Care Guide
Requirement | Recommendation |
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Light | Bright, indirect light is ideal; some morning or late-afternoon sun can bring out subtle leaf coloration. |
Watering | Allow the top 2–3 cm of soil to dry between waterings; avoid waterlogged conditions to protect roots. |
Soil | A chunky, well-draining mix (orchid bark, perlite, coco coir) is best. |
Humidity | Prefers 50–70% humidity; more humidity enhances flowering. |
Temperature | Thrives in 16–28 °C (60–82 °F); avoid cold drafts. |
Bloom Care | Retain old peduncles—they often rebloom on mature plants. |
💚 Why It’s Special
Rare, collector-worthy form of H. sigillatis with unique foliage tones.
Striking gold-centered flowers that stand out among Hoyas.
Compact, trailing habit fits well in decorative indoor settings.
Fragrant blooms add a sensory dimension to any collection.
📦 Shipping Info
Ships bare-root only to ensure healthy transit and preserve plant integrity.
🛒 Available at Orange’s Home
Offered as bare-root starter cuttings or small trailing vines.
Local pickup and secure shipping available across Atlantic Canada—contact us for availability or bloom stage.