🌺 Hoya blashernaezii ssp. siariae 'Red Flowers' – tropical explosion of waxy red flowers

Hoya blashernaezii siariae 'Red Flowers' is a cultivated form that comes from the group of hoyas originating in the Philippines, an area with warm and humid tropical forests. In Europe, this hoya adapts well as an indoor plant if it receives bright indirect light, an aerated substrate and moderate watering. Stable temperatures (20–28°C) and average humidity help keep the plant healthy and promote flowering. Being appreciated for its reddish flowers and vigorous growth, this variety is frequently grown by hoya lovers throughout the country.

General descriptionă

• Intense red waxy flowers: This rare variety impresses with its dense inflorescences, with red star-shaped, velvety and slightly fragrant flowers.
• Decorative succulent leaves: The thick, dark green, slightly elongated leaves offer a superb contrast with the bright flowers.
• Exotic and lush appearance: Ideal for hanging pots or vertical supports, thanks to the flexible stems with vigorous growth.

How to care for Hoya blashernaezii 'Red Flowers'

• Light: Prefers bright indirect light. Good exposure promotes abundant flowering.
• Watering: Water moderate, allowing the soil to dry out partially between waterings. Avoid overwatering.
• Soil: Very well-drained, aerated mix of bark, perlite and peat, suitable for Hoyas and epiphytes.
• Temperature and humidity: Ideal between 18–28°C, with moderate to high humidity. Avoid temperatures below 12°C.
• Propagation: By stem cuttings, with at least one node, in water or moist substrate.

Why choose Hoya blashernaezii 'Red Flowers'?

It is a collector's choice for tropical plant lovers. The waxy red flowers and the contrast with the succulent foliage transform this hoya îinto a piece de resistance In any green collection.