This listing is for the exact plant shown.
A beautiful variegated form of Hoya buotii, featuring elongated foliage with creamy white to pale yellow marginal variegation surrounding deep green centers. The leaves also show soft silvery-green areas that give the variegation extra dimension. This plant has two established leaves and a long active vine with fresh growth at the tip.
Hoya buotii is a Philippine endemic, native to Luzon and originally described from material from Mt. Banahaw in Quezon Province. The species was described by Robert Dale Kloppenburg in the early 2000s and was named in honor of Dr. Inocencio Buot Jr., a Filipino botanist and professor associated with the University of the Philippines Los Baños. Kew currently recognizes Hoya buotii as an accepted species native to the Philippines. (Plants of the World Online)
The species is also sometimes called the Starfish Hoya, a reference to the distinctive shape of its flowers. (pinoyplants.com)
This is a rooted and established plant with two leaves and a long active vine.
Grown in coco coir + perlite and acclimated to regular household conditions.
Albo variegation will naturally vary on future growth.
This listing is for the exact plant shown.
A beautiful variegated form of Hoya buotii, featuring elongated foliage with creamy white to pale yellow marginal variegation surrounding deep green centers. The leaves also show soft silvery-green areas that give the variegation extra dimension. This plant has two established leaves and a long active vine with fresh growth at the tip.
Hoya buotii is a Philippine endemic, native to Luzon and originally described from material from Mt. Banahaw in Quezon Province. The species was described by Robert Dale Kloppenburg in the early 2000s and was named in honor of Dr. Inocencio Buot Jr., a Filipino botanist and professor associated with the University of the Philippines Los Baños. Kew currently recognizes Hoya buotii as an accepted species native to the Philippines. (Plants of the World Online)
The species is also sometimes called the Starfish Hoya, a reference to the distinctive shape of its flowers. (pinoyplants.com)
This is a rooted and established plant with two leaves and a long active vine.
Grown in coco coir + perlite and acclimated to regular household conditions.
Albo variegation will naturally vary on future growth.
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