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This Hoya comes
from the Philippines and it was described in 1918. |
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Hoya pubicalyx is definately an
easy to grow Hoya. There are a number of different varieties of this Hoya
on the market and more names seem to pop up now and then. If these are
real names, who knows... What they all have in common is that they have
nice foliage and flowers. The leaves are narrow and have more or less
silver flecks, depending on which variety it is. 'Pink Silver' has a lot
of flecks, while 'Red Button' has less... The size of the leaves vary from
8-18 cm long and 2.5-6 cm wide. Some pubicalyx have new leaves that get
red or mixed red/green when young. As these mature they turn green. |
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The colour of the flowers also
vary from pink with white corona to almost black with red coronas. Quite
often you'll find pink, spotted and black flowers in the same umbel. The
flowers are about 2 cm, produce little nectar, have a strong sweet
fragrance and last about two weeks. |
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To view more photos and read about my
Hoya pubicalyx 'Jungle Garden', click here: |
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To view more photos and read about my
Hoya pubicalyx 'Little Leaf', click here: |
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To view more photos and read about my
Hoya pubicalyx 'Pink Silver', click here: |
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To view more photos and read about my
Hoya pubicalyx 'Red Button', click here: |
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To view more photos and read about my
Hoya pubicalyx 'Royal Hawaiian Purple', also known as 'Chimera',
click here: |
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Read about how it all started
Why did I start collecting hoyas?
Private hoya
links
Check out some
of my favourite private hoya links from all over the world
Public
hoya links
Here you will find public sites from all over the world, places to
buy hoyas from etc.
Hoya forums
Here you will find links to different hoya forums on the internet.
Other great
links
Here you will find links to search sites, garden sites, fun sites,
crazy sites, and other "useful" sites. |