Hoya ischnopus
Hoya ischnopus is a native of New Guinea, which understandably means this species likes higher humidity, warth, lots of water, but a very free draining media. Thin vining stems that have bright pink emerging leaves that harden off to a beautiful shade of green that still showcases the venatian. Blooms are big, fuzzy, fragrant and last but not least YELLOW!
Hoya ischnopus is a native of New Guinea, which understandably means this species likes higher humidity, warth, lots of water, but a very free draining media. Thin vining stems that have bright pink emerging leaves that harden off to a beautiful shade of green that still showcases the venatian. Blooms are big, fuzzy, fragrant and last but not least YELLOW!
Hoya ischnopus is a native of New Guinea, which understandably means this species likes higher humidity, warth, lots of water, but a very free draining media. Thin vining stems that have bright pink emerging leaves that harden off to a beautiful shade of green that still showcases the venatian. Blooms are big, fuzzy, fragrant and last but not least YELLOW!
