Hoya arnottiana Sikkim IML 1367 H312

Hoya arnottiana Sikkim IML 1367 H312A great climber with large leaves, measuring up to 15cm x 7cm, with raised veins. Blooms: Gently reflexed flowers in creamy white, up to 15mm in diameter, with a pink centred white corona. Up to 30 per umbel. Nectar producing. Super fragrant. Flowers last up to 10 days. Sun exposure: Requires bright and warm growing conditions. Flowers better under higher sunshine levels. Water requirement: Keep moist in warmer months. Prefers well drained open mix.

Water requirement: Thrives on humidity

Named for the distinctive obtuse apex shaped leaf base

carnosa but leaves tend to be more rounded

Maenam IML 1420

with colour distribution maps

Blooms: Star-shaped flowers in shades of buff / yellow

measuring 8mm with lemon corona

Sun exposure: Grow well in medium to bright indirect light

Special note: Full name - Dischidia melanesica Kole Point Solomon Is DL IML 0944

A fragrant delight

Prefers well-drained loose potting medium

Narrow leaves measuring up to 17cm x 5cm which turn the most glorious rich red colour in higher levels of sunshine