Hoya polyneura inventoryfix This species is slow-growing and

This species is slow-growing and relatively easy to care for

this plant is an official tissue culture clone of the original 'Michelle' plant

Unlike many of its relatives that remain in a creeping juvenile state until finding a suitable medium for climbing

This species is recognised for its glossy

similar to the conditions of its native rainforest habitat

Hoya polyneura inventoryfix This species is slow-growing andHoya polyneura, the wonderful Fishtail Hoya, is grown for its thin, angular leaves boldly etched with darker veins that give each one the look of a little fishtail. Delicate and distinctive, it rewards good care with clusters of charming pink and red blooms. A jewel among trailing Hoyas. Origins Native to the cool foothills of the Himalayas, Hoya polyneura grows as an epiphyte in bright, humid mountain forests. Soil and Substrate Our Hoya Premium