Hoya imbricata

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Hoya imbricata--want!

My imbricata/maxima – I bought it from a vendor on Ebay early in the summer and they thought it was maxima, but couldn’t swear to it, is doing extremely well, but I went through a lot t…

#Hoyaimbricata Had a chance to see Hoya imbricata flowering in-situ growing on the trunk of a huge Bangkok santol tree.

After several months and just over a year, I decided to try to keep the plant happy until the chilly, drier, SW FL, Winter is over and it go outside on the lanai, on a proper mount. My solution was to use a mesh bag from product or those frozen ice pops in plastic sleeves, kids like, stuff it with ...

Hoya Imbricata is an epiphytic climber that belongs to the family of Apocynaceae. There are up to 600 to 700 Hoya species. The species is very common in tropical and sub-tropical Asia. To care for

Family : Apocynaceae Text © Pietro Puccio English translation by Mario Beltramini The…

Hoya imbricata ( rooted cutting )

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Hoya Imbricata fo sale + Free Phytosanitary Certificate Condition : 1 Plant. We will ship plant with the original pot 4. Scientific name: Hoya imbricata Common name: Waxflower, waxplant, waxvine Family: Apocynaceae Subfamily: Asclepiadoideae Tribe: Marsdenieae Genus: Hoya Origin: South East Asia

The Hoya imbricata is one of the Myrmecophile plants, or plants that have symbiotic relationship with ants. It is an epiphytic plant ...

Hoya imbricata

Hoya Imbricata:)

Hoya imbricata var basissubcordata on my wishlist

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