Hoya Kaimuki (Macgillvrayii x Archboldiana)

Hoya Kaimuki (Macgillvrayii x Archboldiana)Hoya Kaimuki is a cross between Hoya Macgillvrayii and Archboldiana that has very long dark green lanceolate shaped leaves. The blooms are huge bundles of white, pink and maroon cup shaped blooms with pointed petals and a darker burgundy corona centered with a pale yellow star. Pictures are of exact plant you are purchasing. All plants are grown outside therefore leaves may show some environmental imperfections. White spotting on leaves is residual

The flowers are clusters of creamy yellow to pink tipped petals and pearly white corona centered in a star of yellow

The flowers are bundles of pale yellow petals that have a pink pearly tinge

then the top opens emitting a pheromone To draw the bugs to them while making the liquid inside the pitchers

Blooms aren’t guaranteed to make it thru shipping however Hoya do re-bloom on old peduncles (bloom spikes)

fertilizing monthly with a well balanced slow release granular

Hoya pubicorolla “Black Dragon” has smooth satiny green leaves that are slightly veiny

5” hanging basket

Pictures are of actual plant you are purchasing

Alocasia can be finicky in cold and environmental change like when shipping may cause leaf loss

Hoya Pottsii 720 has very veiny shiny deep green leaves with pointed tips

The leaves will sun stress with shaded of bronze to maroon

5" green plastic pots