Hoya Carnosa with two Peduncles ( flower bud)
This Hoya has a new leaf growth out the top and two peduncles which will produce the pink and white waxy flowers which Hoyas are known for.
Dark green thick fleshy leaves on trailing stems. Clusters of little oub and white starrey flowers that make up a ball shaped flower the size of a tennis-ball. Long lasting flowers.
They grow well where they get light but not direct sunlight.
I've found they do better indoors. Easy to maintain and will tolerate dry if you forget to water them.
The first 3 pictures are of the parent plant in flower. The last pic with the young plant on the trellis is the plant for sale. It has a new leaf at the top.
Pickup is in Kuripuni.
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