Hoya albiflora

Hoya albiflora is a climbing plant native to Papua New Guinea. It features light green, elliptic leaves measuring approximately 1018 cm in length and 59 cm in width, with visible veins and a pubescent underside.

The plant produces hanging clusters of 5 to 20 white, cup-shaped flowers, each about 1517 mm in diameter, emitting a strong musk fragrance and lasting up to 10 days.

Native to: Papua New Guinea.

Water: Requires well-draining soil; water thoroughly but allow the soil to dry out between waterings. Reduce watering frequency during winter months.

Light: Thrives in bright, indirect light; direct sunlight may cause leaf scorching.

Humidity: Prefers moderate humidity levels; occasional misting can be beneficial.

Temperature: Grows best in temperatures between 1535C; avoid exposure to temperatures below 14C.