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Description

Hoya undulataHoya undulata is a rare epiphytic vine native to the lowland limestone forests of West Kalimantan, Borneo (around 300380 m elevation). The species name undulata refers to its distinctly wavy leaf margins. Its leaves are thick, glossy, and may range from light green to purplish tones, sometimes with subtle speckling. Features: Foliage: The leaves are rigid, lance shaped to somewhat thick, with notable undulating (wavy) edges. They often display

With a trailing or climbing growth habit

Watering: Keep the medium consistently moist but not waterlogged

This will help the plant thrive and display its vibrant

Placement: Position the plant in a location with bright

Light: Prefers high humidity and indirect light

Easy Care: With minimal maintenance

Spore Locations: On the underside of the leaves

Pseudobulbs: Spindle-shaped

Silver-Surrounded Green Veins: The green veins of the leaves are outlined with silver-white

Mounting: Suitable for mounting on cork or tree fern slabs

Watering: Keep drier in winter

Rare Cultivar: Due to its unique coloration