hoya undulata 2 leaf cutting Diploprora Excessively bright sunlight can damage

Excessively bright sunlight can damage the cream and white parts relatively quickly

The species is named after John Bowring

Paphiopedilum henryanum usually blooms in the fall

Some Anthurium watermaliense really makes it special is the inflorescence: the cob (spadix) and bract (spatha) are dark purple to almost black

hoya undulata 2 leaf cutting Diploprora Excessively bright sunlight can damageThe Hoya undulata is an extremely rare and sought after Hoya. This is partly due to the large clusters of flowers that this Hoya can get. The large and beautiful wax flowers with splashes of pink not only give this Hoya a particularly festive appearance, but also give off a pleasant rose like fragrance. Especially in the evening, a subtle aroma will spread through the room. Moreover, this tropical houseplant is easy to care for and needs little water.