Hoya mitrata (cream)
Introducing the rare and beautiful Hoya Mitrata - a stunning plant that boasts creamy-colored flowers with pink-red drawings at the core. This plant also has unique green leaves with striking silver speckles and blemishes, giving it a prehistoric appearance.
Native to Thailand, New Guinea, and Sumatra, Hoya Mitrata is related to Hoya Darwinii but is generally easier to cultivate. In its natural habitat, it forms large cabbage-shaped leaves and lives in symbiosis with ants. The flowers, although lacking in scent, are a sight to behold, measuring just over an inch long and half an inch wide. Don't miss your chance to add this remarkable plant to your collection!
Native to Thailand, New Guinea, and Sumatra, Hoya Mitrata is related to Hoya Darwinii but is generally easier to cultivate. In its natural habitat, it forms large cabbage-shaped leaves and lives in symbiosis with ants. The flowers, although lacking in scent, are a sight to behold, measuring just over an inch long and half an inch wide. Don't miss your chance to add this remarkable plant to your collection!
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