Hoya wayetii Tricolor

Water:

April-September: 1 x every 2 weeks*

October-March: 1x per month *

*This is only for a sunny location

Light: sunny

Nutrition: 1x per month (May-September)

New in our range, baby Hoya plants. They are the outsiders in our cactus and succulents range. However, the Hoya kerri and the Hoya Carnosa already had compact ones. So they now have a few friends.

The Hoya wayetii Tricolor is a beautiful Hoya species. It produces thin elongated leaves with a pointed end. Parts of its leaves do not have chloroplasts. These have a yellow to cream yellow color. The parts with chloroplasts have a dark green color. New growth on this Hoya often has a light pink color. This combination of colors has given the Hoya wayetii the name tricolor. The leaves grow on sturdy stems, also called tendrils.

If the Hoya wayetii Tricolor is happy with you, it can bloom in winter and early spring. Her red-brown flowers grow from her stems between the leaves. Its flowers produce a slightly sweet scent

A: Hoya B: NL-876202520 C: D: NL