Hoya lacunosa 'Perangin Durian' IML-1896 | 2-Inch

Hoya lacunosa 'Perangin Durian' IML-1896 | 2-InchHoya Lacunosa Perangin Durian are one of my favorites because they have tiny leaves that are pretty different from other lacunosas. They are about half the size, more rigid, and sunstress burgundy red. Since the leaves are so small, they seem like they are growing really slowly at first, but once they get going, they put out new leaves every two weeks or so. It is said to be named after the Durian Perangin Waterfall in Langkawi, Malaysia. *** Exact

The leaves like to grow in bunches and can either be a hanging/trailing plant

Hoya decipulae (Outer Variegated) is a fascinating collector's Hoya that rewards growers with ever-changing foliage and some of the most unusual flowers in the genus

Ideal Temperature & Humidity: Prefers temperatures of 70–75°F and humidity levels around 60–65% for best growth and foliage quality

For more detailed hoya care guidance

star-shaped flowers typical of Hoyas

this gift card lets your friends and family pick out their favorite hoya plants at their own pace

burtoniae mother plant and stands out with thick

Avoid overwatering and sudden environmental shifts

so it would love a trellis to climb on

a hallmark of Hoyas

giving the plant both durability and a bold visual texture in a small space

flower longevity