This listing is for the exact plant shown.
A very distinctive Hoya hybrid created by Ric Morier, from a cross of Hoya fungii × Hoya motoskei. It develops thick, slightly fuzzy leaves with a naturally curled and folded shape, giving the plant its unusual cascading appearance. It can resemble Hoya compacta at first glance, but the leaves become considerably larger. (Unsolicited Plant Talks)
The name has a particularly cute origin: ‘Swiffer’s Tail’ was named after Ric Morier’s cat, Swiffer, whose tail inspired the name. (Etsy)
This is a rooted and well-established plant with a long trailing vine and numerous mature leaves. Its cascading growth habit makes it especially nice for growing as a hanging plant.
Grown in coco coir + perlite and acclimated to regular household conditions.
This listing is for the exact plant shown.
A very distinctive Hoya hybrid created by Ric Morier, from a cross of Hoya fungii × Hoya motoskei. It develops thick, slightly fuzzy leaves with a naturally curled and folded shape, giving the plant its unusual cascading appearance. It can resemble Hoya compacta at first glance, but the leaves become considerably larger. (Unsolicited Plant Talks)
The name has a particularly cute origin: ‘Swiffer’s Tail’ was named after Ric Morier’s cat, Swiffer, whose tail inspired the name. (Etsy)
This is a rooted and well-established plant with a long trailing vine and numerous mature leaves. Its cascading growth habit makes it especially nice for growing as a hanging plant.
Grown in coco coir + perlite and acclimated to regular household conditions.
