Hoya 'Microdwarf' — miniature cultivar with small deep green leaves and fragrant white star flowers. Perfect for terrariums and small spaces. Ø7cm.
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Approx height (including pot): 5 cm
Flowering state: No flowers
Pot diameter: 7 cm
Hoya 'Microdwarf' is a compact cultivar with small (1-2 cm), oval, deep green leaves, densely arranged on thin stems. It's one of the smallest hoyas available, ideal for collectors with limited space or those building terrariums. Grows slowly but consistently, forming fine green cushions.
The cultivar emerged from selections of dwarf-form Hoya lacunosa. Flowers are proportionally small — star-shaped, cream-white, sweetly fragrant — in umbels of 8-12 blooms. Perfect for narrow windows, terrariums, or as an office plant.
Dwarf cultivar selected from small-leaved hoya species from Southeast Asia, adapted to apartment cultivation.
Medium-bright indirect light, temperatures 18-27°C, humidity 50-70%. Water moderately when substrate is nearly dry. Airy substrate: orchid bark + perlite. Small pot (current pot is ideal).
Flowers after 1-2 years, summer-autumn. Umbels of 8-12 star-shaped cream-white flowers with sweet evening fragrance.
Non-toxic. Safe for cats, dogs and children. The milky sap may irritate sensitive skin.
Lungime: 7 cm
Greutate (kg): 0.25 Kg
Denumire: Hoya
Diametru: 7 cm
Cerințe lumină: Strong, indirect light
Tip plantă: Decorative
Utilizare: Interior
Tip suport: Ghiveci
Material Suport: Plastic
Water Hoya Microdwarf moderately, allowing the substrate to partially dry between waterings. Check moisture with your finger — if the top 2 cm are dry, it is time to water. Reduce watering frequency in winter. Overwatering is the biggest risk for this plant, causing root rot.
No, Hoya Microdwarf is not toxic to pets. The Hoya genus is considered non-toxic to both dogs and cats. However, it is advisable to place the plant where pets cannot damage it, given its small size.
Hoya Microdwarf prefers a well-draining, airy substrate. An ideal mix contains pine bark (40%), perlite (30%), and peat or coco coir (30%). Avoid compact universal potting soil, as it retains too much moisture and can cause rot of the epiphytic roots.
Yes, Hoya Microdwarf is one of the most suitable Hoya plants for terrariums, thanks to its extremely small size and slow growth. In a terrarium, it benefits from increased humidity and filtered light. Ensure the terrarium has ventilation to prevent mould and that the substrate has good drainage.
Hoya Microdwarf can bloom under optimal conditions, typically during the warm season (spring–summer). The flowers are small, waxy, grouped in delicate umbels with a sweet fragrance. The plant must be mature (at least 2–3 years) and receive bright indirect light with a winter rest period. Never cut the floral peduncles after wilting.