Hoya leucantha is a rare species with pure white waxy flowers and elegant foliage. Exceptional plant for collectors. Available for pre-order.
Hoya leucantha is a rare species from the Apocynaceae family, whose name derives from Greek "leuco" (white) and "anthos" (flower), referring to its pure white flowers. An exceptionally elegant and sought-after plant.
Hoya leucantha originates from tropical regions of Southeast Asia, found in humid forests where it grows as an epiphyte. A lesser-known species in cultivation, making it even more valuable for collectors.
Leaves are elegant, with an elongated shape and vibrant green color. Texture is slightly waxy, typical of the Hoya genus. Arranged on flexible stems, the foliage creates a harmonious, decorative appearance.
Flowers are the jewel of this species – white, pure, waxy, grouped in delicate umbels. The species name highlights the beauty of the white flowers. Fragrance is subtle and pleasant.
Prefers bright indirect light, well-draining substrate, watering when 70-80% dry. Temperature: 18-28°C, humidity 60-80%. Requires patience for blooming.
The name comes from Greek "leuco" (white) and "anthos" (flower), referring to the pure white flowers of the species.
Bright indirect light, well-draining substrate, water when 70-80% dry. Temperature: 18-28°C, humidity 60-80%.
No, it is non-toxic, safe for pets and children.
Requires maturity and optimal light conditions. Under good conditions, it can bloom annually with umbels of white waxy flowers.
Well-draining mix of bark, perlite, and sphagnum. Root aeration is essential.