Hoya tsangii Inner Variegated

539,00 RON

Hoya tsangii Inner Variegated is an extremely rare form with spectacular central variegation. The contrast between luminous yellow and dark green leaves makes it an exceptional collector's piece.

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Hoya tsangii Inner Variegated is an extremely rare form of the Hoya tsangii species, native to the Philippines. It stands out with its spectacular central (inner) variegation, featuring bright yellow zones in the center of the leaves, framed by dark green margins.

The leaves are small, oval, with a fleshy texture and a striking chromatic contrast between the dark green margins and the luminous yellow center. The plant grows compactly, developing short stems with dense foliage.

The flowers are small, reddish, waxy, and fragrant, typical of the tsangii species. It prefers bright indirect light (essential for maintaining variegation), high humidity, and moderate watering.

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How do I care for Hoya tsangii Inner Variegated?

It requires bright indirect light to maintain variegation. Humidity of 60-80%, temperatures of 18-28°C, and moderate watering, allowing the substrate to dry between waterings.

Is the variegation stable?

Inner variegation in Hoya tsangii is relatively stable, but can vary in intensity depending on light conditions. Bright indirect light maintains the best contrast.

Is it toxic to pets?

No, Hoya tsangii Inner Variegated is non-toxic, safe for pets and children. The latex sap may cause minor irritation on contact with sensitive skin.

What substrate do you recommend?

A well-draining substrate: fine pine bark, perlite, and sphagnum moss. The substrate should be airy and allow quick drainage to prevent root rot.

Does it grow slower than the green form?

Yes, variegated forms typically grow slower than green ones as they have less chlorophyll. Provide adequate light and regular fertilization to support growth.

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