Hoya phuwuaensis D14

Name: Hoya phuwuaensis D14
Brand: Eufloria
SKU: 4003684924415
Price: 205 RON
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205,00 RON

Hoya phuwuaensis — rare species from Phuwua, Thailand. Humidity 60-80%, indirect light, 18-28°C.

Approx height (including pot): 10 cm

Flowering state: No flowers

Pot diameter:

14 cm

6 cm

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🌿 Hoya phuwuaensis — Thai hoya from Phuwua

Hoya phuwuaensis is rare endemic species from Phuwua, Thailand. Long thin characteristic leaves, attractive flowers.

🌍 Origin

Hoya phuwuaensis from Phuwua, Thailand. Apocynaceae.

🌱 Foliage

Long thin green leaves.

🌱 Care

Light: bright indirect.
Temperature: 18-28°C.
Watering: moderate.
Humidity: 60-80%.
Substrate: hoya mix.
Propagation: cuttings.

🌿 Why phuwuaensis

Endemic species from Phuwua region, Thailand.

Lungime: 10 cm

Greutate (kg): 0.15 Kg

Denumire: Hoya

Diametru: 6 cm

Cerințe lumină: Partial umbra

Tip plantă: Decorative

Utilizare: Interior

Tip suport: Ghiveci

Material Suport: Plastic

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What is Hoya phuwuaensis and where does it come from?

Hoya phuwuaensis is a Hoya species native to Thailand, named after Phu Wua National Park in Bueng Kan province. It is a relatively recently described species, valued by collectors for its decorative leaves and distinctive flowers. It is considered rare in European collections.

How do I care for Hoya phuwuaensis?

Hoya phuwuaensis needs bright indirect light, airy and well-draining substrate (bark, perlite, sphagnum), and watering when the substrate has completely dried out. Ideal temperature is 18-28°C with 50-70% humidity. Being native to Thailand, it appreciates tropical warmth and humidity.

Does Hoya phuwuaensis bloom indoors?

Yes, Hoya phuwuaensis can bloom indoors when mature and receiving sufficient indirect light. The flowers are typical of the Hoya genus — small, waxy, fragrant, grouped in umbels. Patience is needed, as the plant may need several years until its first flowering.

Is Hoya phuwuaensis a rare plant?

Yes, Hoya phuwuaensis is considered a rare species on the European market. Being relatively recently scientifically described and native to a specific area in Thailand, its availability is limited. It is an excellent choice for collectors seeking unusual and authentic species.

What problems can occur with Hoya phuwuaensis?

The most common problems are: yellow leaves (overwatering), wrinkled leaves (underwatering or damaged roots), slow growth (insufficient light). Ensure well-draining substrate and avoid standing water at the roots. Regularly inspect for pests such as mealybugs.

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