Hoya brevialata IML 1216
Brevialata has small little waxy rounded leaves
Flowers are cream fluffy petals with red coronas.
Hoyas don’t like to be over watered and and like to be kept dryer in winter, this Hoya prefers greenhouse conditions all year round.
Like people, all our plants are unique and different and your plant may be different to what is shown. Our plants are compact and are sent without the pot but with as much soil around the roots as is possible to keep it happy whilst in transit.
Other pictures displayed are to show either the flower or an established plant to give you inspiration, but the plant you are buying will be similar to the one with the Bloomin’ Fun ladder featured.
Brevialata has small little waxy rounded leaves
Flowers are cream fluffy petals with red coronas.
Hoyas don’t like to be over watered and and like to be kept dryer in winter, this Hoya prefers greenhouse conditions all year round.
Like people, all our plants are unique and different and your plant may be different to what is shown. Our plants are compact and are sent without the pot but with as much soil around the roots as is possible to keep it happy whilst in transit.
Other pictures displayed are to show either the flower or an established plant to give you inspiration, but the plant you are buying will be similar to the one with the Bloomin’ Fun ladder featured.
Brevialata has small little waxy rounded leaves
Flowers are cream fluffy petals with red coronas.
Hoyas don’t like to be over watered and and like to be kept dryer in winter, this Hoya prefers greenhouse conditions all year round.
Like people, all our plants are unique and different and your plant may be different to what is shown. Our plants are compact and are sent without the pot but with as much soil around the roots as is possible to keep it happy whilst in transit.
Other pictures displayed are to show either the flower or an established plant to give you inspiration, but the plant you are buying will be similar to the one with the Bloomin’ Fun ladder featured.
