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~ Hoya obovata ~ Hoya obovata is easy to grow. It doesn´t grow fast but will require a lot of space as it´s a rather big hoya. It has thick, round leaves with a lot of silver flecks. |
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~ Hoya obscura ~ This clone of Hoya obscura has light green leaves. They are thicker than the leaves of Hoya obscura (sp. USDA 81079) and the flowers are more pale yellow. When Hoya obscura is exposed to sunlight the leaves get a nice red tint. |
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~ Hoya obscura (sp. USDA 81079) ~ A nice clone of Hoya obscura. It flowers a lot during the summer with fragrant flowers. It is easy to grow and I recommend it for the beginner. |
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~ Hoya ovalifolia ~
I have had this species for some years, but it has not flowered yet. I have heard that this one can be quite tricky to get in bloom. |
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