Hoya danumensis ssp. amarii H395 hoyas Cascading branches with leaves tending

Cascading branches with leaves tending to red in bright sunlight

Prefers well-aerated

This delightful book by Martin Therle provides a detailed synopsis of his extensive hoya collection in South-East Queensland

with a pale yellow corona

Intermediate hoya: best suited to warm temperatures between 15-35C

Hoya danumensis ssp. amarii H395 hoyas Cascading branches with leaves tendingBeautiful foliage and easy to grow! Deep green leaves with some flecks, up to 12cm x 5cm, with convex venation. Blooms: Stunning, shiny cup shaped flowers in ivory, measuring 20mm across, with a plum centred ivory corona. Up to 20 flowers per umbel. Light fragrance much like citronella or lemon grass. Flowers last for 7 days. Sun exposure: Requires bright and warm growing conditions. Flowers better under higher sunshine levels. Water requirement: