Hoya walliniana, named after the Swedish Hoya collector Pierre Wallin, is a unique and rare plant that is endemic to the lowland forests of Borneo (Sabah and Sarawak). Published by Dale Kloppenburg and Torill Nyhuus in 2003, this Hoya is a challenging yet rewarding addition to any advanced grower's collection.
With its preference for very wet environments, it requires careful attention and is not well-suited for beginners. Although the plant can be unforgiving of mistakes, it is worth the effort to see it bloom, as it features small, delicate flowers that are quite pretty.
While it may not be easy to grow, the beauty and rarity of Hoya walliniana make it a sought-after gem for dedicated plant enthusiasts.
