Hoya kuhlii

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Origin: Java
Publication: Exkursionsflora von Java, Vol. 3, p. 103
Author: S.H. Koorders
Year: 1912

Hoya kuhlii is in my opinion a quite anonymous hoya.  There is nothing special about the leaves, almost boring. In any big hoya collection I guess this one does not have the highest priority. Maybe that is why you seldom see any good pictures of this one on the Internet?

But I must say that the flowers are beautiful. I really like the colour combination; the yellow corolla with a reddish tint and the bright red centre of the corona. I have not felt any scent of the flowers yet. Maybe that is why the colours are so bright?

Plant
Leaves: light/medium green 11 cm long, 3 cm wide
Growth habit: climbing
Flowers
No. in a cluster: 10-15
Size: 1 cm (measured flat)
Colour: yellow/beige corolla, almost red corona
Form: revoulte
Scent: -
Nectar: yes, light orange
Lastingness: 2 weeks

The peduncle is very long, at least 10 cm. The cluster is concave and there is a lot of space between the flowers. Because of the beatiful flowers I guess I will keep this hoya, at least for a while.

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