Hoya buotii

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Origin: Philippines
Publication: Fraterna 15(4):1
Author: Kloppenburg 
Year: 2002

 

Hoya buotii is definately one of my favourites. I love the big, yellow and hairy flowers. The scent is somewhat like vanilla. The leaves are thin, so I never let this one dry completely between waterings. I have my plant placed in a southern window and I shade it in summer so it does not get burned. The first time it flowered was in november. Unfortunately I forgot to water it so the flowers dried and dropped too early. 

There are different opinions on the correct name of this hoya. Christine Burton maintains Hoya buotii is the same as Hoya 

Plant
Leaves: thin, medium green, 12 cm long, 5 cm wide
Growth habit: climbing 
Flowers
No. in a cluster: 10
Size: 3 cm
Colour: yellow corolla, white corona with red centre
Form: almost flat
Scent: vanilla
Nectar: no
Lastingness: less than a week 

halconensis. I do not know which is correct, so I will keep the name Hoya buotii on my plant until further notice.

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