Hoya Finlaysonii

Hoya FinlaysoniiHoya Finlaysonii have long ovate very veiny leaves with a leather like texture, slightly serrated edge and an occasional splash. The flowers are bundles of pale yellow to red petals centered in a creamy white corona with a yellow star. Pictures are of actual plants available your plant will be chosen from. All plants are grown outside therefore leaves may show some environmental imperfections. White spotting on leaves is residual from neem oil spray

Brown marks on leaves are sun damage

Hoya Tsangii (formerly odetteae) has small deep green lanceolate pointed leaves

Water them when the top inch is dry and they will leaf out in the spring

Pitcher plants have a solution in the bottom of the pitchers which poisons the bugs that think they are drinking water

The plant then through absorption uses the nutrients from the decomposing bug to feed itself

All plants are grown in green houses or outside exposed to therefore leaves may show some environmental imperfections

These plants are growing in a 4

They climb and attach to my trees and become epiphytic living off the trees/fences whatever I have it vining on

Refill water once weekly or as the top of moss dries out until you find a new home like a terrarium/aquarium works well or just something you can gather humidity in

They tolerate low light but can also take a bit of morning sun and we fertilize them monthly with a balanced slow release granular fertilizer

Syngonium 'Milk Confetti' has arrowhead shaped leaves with a creamy milk green hue and pink spots

Manjula is a great air cleaning plant that when hanging will vine down and when given a trellis or moss pole to crawl up will get much larger leaves that will eventually fenestrate