Hoya lacunosa 'Sulcata' — rare cultivar with deeply grooved-vein leaves and powdery cream-white umbels with vanilla fragrance.
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Hoya lacunosa 'Sulcata' is a rare cultivar of Hoya lacunosa, with very distinct leaves through deeply grooved veins ("sulcata" = grooved, in Latin). Leaves have a unique texture, almost embossed, with clearly traced central and lateral venation. Grows as a delicate vine and retains the strong vanilla fragrance specific to the species.
Flowers appear in compact powdery cream-white umbels with pale pink centers. The contrast between grooved leaf texture and powdery flowers creates an elegant appearance.
Horticultural selection from Hoya lacunosa, native to Southeast Asia.
Bright indirect light, humidity 60-80%, temperatures 20-28°C. Airy substrate. Moderate watering.
Powdery cream-white umbels with strong vanilla and cinnamon fragrance. Blooms abundantly and repeatedly summer-autumn.
Not toxic to cats, dogs or children. Safe Apocynaceae. Milky sap may irritate skin.