🌿 Hoya lacunosa 'Sulcata' – Sculptural texture and divine fragrance

Hoya lacunosa 'Sulcata' is a distinctive cultivar of the lacunosa species, noted for deeply veined leaves that give it a unique sculptural appearance. The name 'Sulcata' (furrowed) refers to the deep leaf veins.

🌍 Origin & History

Hoya lacunosa originates from Southeast Asia, from Malaysia to Indonesia. The 'Sulcata' cultivar was selected for its pronounced leaf venation, creating a spectacular three-dimensional effect on the foliage surface.

🌱 Foliage

Leaves are oval with deep, visible veins creating a sculptural relief on the surface. Color is medium to deep green, and the rigid texture accentuates the three-dimensional effect. Exceptionally decorative appearance.

🌸 Flowers

Flowers are typical of the lacunosa species – small, white with yellow center, in fragrant umbels. The sweet, intense fragrance spreads in the evening. Blooming is frequent at maturity.

🌱 Growth & Care

Prefers moderate to bright indirect light, well-draining substrate. Water when 70-80% dry. Temperature: 16-28°C. Resilient, prolific species.