Rare Hoya phuwuaensis 4" from California Tropicals

Hoya phuwuaensis is a rare and beautiful species of the Hoya genus, native to the tropical regions of Southeast Asia, particularly Thailand. It is prized among plant collectors for its unique foliage and stunning blooms. The leaves of Hoya phuwuaensis are thick, succulent, and elliptical, with a slightly pointed tip. The plant produces star-shaped flowers, which are small but come in clusters known as umbels. The flowers are pale pink or white, with a slightly darker center. The blooms are fragrant, typically giving off a sweet, pleasant aroma.

• Unique Flowers: It produces small, star-shaped flowers that are creamy white with a pinkish center. The flowers grow in clusters and are known for their waxy texture, typical of hoya plants.
• Slow Growing and Rare: It is considered rare and is prized by collectors due to its slow-growing nature and limited availability, making it a highly sought-after plant for enthusiasts.
• Epiphytic Growth: Like many hoya species, Hoya phuwuaensis is epiphytic, meaning it often grows on trees, using them for support while not harming the host plant.
• Native Habitat: Hoya phuwuaensis is a rare species of hoya native to Phu Wua Wildlife Sanctuary in northeastern Thailand, where it thrives in tropical forests.