Hoya archboldiana

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Origin: Papua New Guinea
Publication: Brittonia Vol. 2, p. 328
Author: C. Norman
Year: 1937

 

I have a few different plants of Hoya archboldiana, but none of them have flowered yet so a picture I took at a hoya meeting this year is dispalyed above. The leaves are quite big, up to 20 cm long, dark green and thick. It will in time need a big, steady support. This species requires a lot of light, warmth and water to thrive.

Plant
Leaves: dark green, hard, thick up to 20 cm long
Growth habit: climbig
Flowers
No. in a cluster: ~10
Size: ~5 cm
Colour: pink, corona is darker
Form: campanulate
Scent: gardenia
Nectar: 
Lastingness: ~2 weeks

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