Hoya linearis

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Origin: Himalayas
Publication: Prodromus Florae Nepalensis 130
Author: Wallich ex. D. Don
Year: 1825

 

Hoya linearis is a hanging hoya best suited for the hanging basket. It has odd leaves for being a hoya. They are very thin and hariy. Hoya linearis flowers mainly in autumn/winter.

Unfortunately it is not the easiest hoya to grow. I have managed to kill the roots a few times, but hopefully I will be able to enjoy flowers this year. Now I have two plants just in case.

Plant
Leaves: light green, thin, hairy
Growth habit: hanging
Flowers
No. in a cluster: ~20
Size: 
Colour: white corolla, white corona with beige centre
Form: recurved
Scent: lemon
Nectar: no
Lastingness:
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