Hoya fauziana subsp. fauziana | unrooted cutting
98.90 €
Hoya fauziana subsp. fauziana is unlike any other Hoya I have come across. There is an almost iridescent quality to the leaf that can only be seen in-person and never caught on camera.
Hoya fauziana subsp. fauziana was collected in 2013 and published in 2015 by Rodda, Simonsson and A.Lamb. It is native to Sabah (Borneo, Malesia, and Asia-Tropical).
This Hoya was named after Fauziah Bosuang, the wife of Dr. Steven Bosuang who is known for taking part in the establishment of Kipandi Park in the Crocker Range in Sabah. Kipandi Park became home to many native species of Hoya!
This is an unrooted cutting. You will get 1-2 unrooted leaves.
Only 1 left in stock
Care level: easy
Ideal temperature: 68-85°F / 20-27°C.
Humidity: 50% and above.
Light: Bright, indirect light. A little full sun is okay with acclimation.
Sun Exposure: In the northern hemisphere, south, east, or west-facing rooms. Doesn’t want hours of direct sun. North-facing windows will not provide enough light for bloom initiation.
Hoyas need potting mix with quick drainage that can provide good air circulation around the roots. This Hoya can withstand a little dryness between waterings but don’t let it go too long as the leaves are fairly thin. Potting mixes that retain too much moisture for too long will rot the roots. Typical potting mixes for Hoyas contain perlite, tree bark for orchids, cactus and succulent potting mix, coco coir, or sand among other ingredients, but dense substrates like peat are used in moderation to prevent moisture retention. Unless of course you go semi-hydro. I’m not here to tell you what to do. All of my plants are grown in Lechuzapon.
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