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This hoya comes from the
Philippines and it was described in 2002. I have read somewhere that this
should be Hoya halconensis (Schlechter ex Kloppenburg), but I've
also read that the one that's called sp. NS00-009 should be
halconensis... |
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Hoya buotii is related to Hoya
coriacea, but a lot smaller. The leaves are 4-7 cm long, 2-4 cm wide
and visible veins. The center vein is lowered. This is a hoya that
is best grown on a support since it twines some on its own. |
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The flowers are
somewhat cupshaped / almost flat, about 2 cm. The very hairy flowers
have yellow corolla and the corona is white with red in the middle.
You'll find 8-10 flowers in an umbel. The flowers last about 5 days,
produce no nectar and have a light fragrance of vanilla combined
with something spicy. Hard to describe - better to experience! |
To view more
photos and read about my Hoya
bordenii, click here: |
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