![]() ![]() Size L is large plant with more nodes and longer in length compared to size M. Size M is medium plant with more nodes and longer in length compared to size S (about 70cm – 1 meter long) Other types will be 2 nodes or more or our garden will get the best plant for you base on current stock. Size S is small plant or cutting with 1-2 nodes (2-4 leaves). Hoya sarawakensis needs 0.8 cups of water every 12 days when it doesnt get direct sunlight and is potted in a 5.0' pot. – The size: rooted small plants (Size S) or cuttings depends on availability. – You can send your wish list and desired plants size to us to check the available status or you can also find the list of available plants in the Price List section. A beautiful pink bloom, and one that will grow fastest in a. Please read the terms and conditions carefully before paying! Some think to be a subspecies of Hoya Latifolia, Hoya Sarawak has more compact round leaves. It is compared with the morphologically related Hoya uncinata Teijsm. It is one of the few species in the genus to have clear exudate. The first, Hoya ruthiae Rodda was collected in Sabah on Bukit Baturong, a limestone outcrop. If you buy more items, the discount of shipping could be offered and can combine shipping cost. species from Borneo are described and illustrated.The item will be shipped out within 7 days after you pay for it.Please make sure that your address and PAYPAL address are match before you pay. The most fabulous architectural foliage Large leaf form in medium green colour with scant silver flecks and shallow.EMS Vietnam Post which normally will arrive in 5-10 working days.DHL Express shipping door to door = 2-7 working days.Healthy plants shipped with bareroot, all cuttings are rooted in sphagnum moss.It could also be one of those Hoyas that just have to get some age on it before it will bloom. Now that I have the plant grown to a large size though, all it wants to do is flower. I feel that I got off to a bad start with this plant, possibly if more care would have been taken, the plant could have been flowered much faster. I was so excited that finally I would get to see the flowers on this plant that I had spent so much time cultivating. After four full years of growing, at last I noticed a real peduncle that actually started to bud up. Finally after three years I spotted my first vestigial peduncle, these are half atrophied peduncles that never fully develop and are not necessarily a precursor to flowering. After long periods of steady growth I was checking the plant at least weekly for signs of it first peduncle, always disappointed when I found nothing. The plant always grew best in the summer when placed outdoors in the greenhouse. It grew in my regular chunky mix, but I think the roots must have suffered some rot at some point as it would just sit there and act like a plastic plant – not growing at all for months at a time. It was a long slow slog with many interminable stops along the way. I saw one plant go on eBay for $165.00! So thank you Patrick for supplying me with the cutting! Growing the plant was no picnic for me. I feel that it is important to give him credit for it as in the early days after the release of this plant, it sold for huge dollars. Hoya ‘Nathalie’ came to me as a cutting from Patrick Vance in Michigan four years ago. She has also done amazing work with the deaf population of Papua New Guinea. New Guinea Hoya brevialata Kleijn & Donkelaar Sulawesi Hoya brittonii. She is Swedish, and a present day botanical explorer who has discovered a large array of new Hoya species on collecting trips all over the Hoya growing world. ![]() The plant was named in honor of Nathalie Evelinadotter Simonsson, now Nathalie Simonsson Juhonewe. Laos and Hoya vitellina so in Hoya ‘Nathalie’ there are some interesting genetics going on. Hoya ‘Joy’ itself was a cross between Hoya sp. Hoya plants are easy-going & pet friendly They love bright light and prefer to be watered when their soil is about 75 dry. Hoya ‘Nathalie’ is a Mike Benardo hybrid Hoya where he crossed H.
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